{"success":true,"data":[{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FREEMAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99030","epaid":"WAN001003081","regionid":"10","sitename":"GRAIN HANDLING FACILITY AT FREEMAN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1003081","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/freeman-ground-water"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Bremerton Gas Works Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The exposure pathways for workers in the upland include subchronic and\/or chronic exposure to soil contaminated with arsenic, carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (cPAHs), and naphthalene. The Tribal exposure pathway includes chronic exposure to surface sediment, surface water while collecting shellfish, and consumption of shellfish from contaminated sediments.<br\/><br\/>These exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria: <br\/><br\/>Construction worker subchronic exposure to soil: RME soil noncancer HIs: adult (70),<br\/>Occupational worker chronic exposure to soil: RME soil cancer risks: adult (4 x 10-4), RME soil noncancer HI: adult (4),<br\/>Tribal chronic exposure to sediment, surface water, and clam consumption cancer risks: RME adult (2 x 10-4), child (1 x 10-4), and adult\/child (4 x 10-4).<br\/><br\/>Cascade Natural Gas (CNG, a potentially responsible party) completed time critical removal actions (TCRAs) in 2010 and 2013 to address immediate exposure risks when sheen appeared in the Port Washington Narrows. During the 2010 TCRA, CNG cut and plugged a pipe that was believed to be the source of the sheen and placed an organoclay mat over impacted sediment. During the 2013 TCRA, CNG removed solid hydrocarbon material in the west beach area and installed an organoclay mat, plugged the manhole that was connected to the pipe, and installed signage to warn beach users of the presence of hydrocarbon sediments on the beach.<br\/><br\/>The planned activities to address exposure pathways are to complete the remedial investigation and feasibility study to determine the remedial action required to reduce risk at the site. EPA anticipates that human exposure will be under control by January 2031, because the remedial action will be complete and institutional controls implemented. Current exposure to workers to exposed soil in the uplands is considered minimal as most of the site is vacant, paved, or used as storage facilities. Beach access is limited due to the steep bluff and because the adjacent property is surrounded by a locked fence. Signs are posted to warn individuals that the beach is closed and not to harvest shellfish. The Washington Department of Health has also issued a fish advisory for the Port Washington Narrows prohibiting shellfish harvesting due to water pollution from combined sewer overflows (CSOs). <br\/>","city":"BREMERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98337","epaid":"WAN001002907","regionid":"10","sitename":"BREMERTON GASWORKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002907","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bremerton-gasworks"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SODA SPRINGS","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"CARIBOU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83276","epaid":"IDN001002859","regionid":"10","sitename":"BALLARD MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002859","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ballard-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2023, the Makah Reservation Warmhouse Beach Dump Superfund site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC)\". The draft Remedial Investigation (RI) Report is nearly complete and will go to the Makah Tribe for 30-day review period on 6\/9\/23. Region 10 expects the RI Report to be completed by the end of July or August (depending on whether the Makah request an extension). The RI Report concludes that sufficient data has been collected to make a \u201Cnot under control\u201D determination for the Makah Reservation Warmhouse Beach Dump Superfund site. Unacceptable risk was identified for receptor populations in both the human health and ecological risk assessments and an evaluation will be completed in the FS and a Proposed Plan to identify and select a remedial alternative.  ","city":"NEAH BAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLALLAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98357","epaid":"WAN001002857","regionid":"10","sitename":"MAKAH RESERVATION WARMHOUSE BEACH DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002857","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/warmhouse-beach"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SEATTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98106","epaid":"WAN001002655","regionid":"10","sitename":"LOCKHEED WEST SEATTLE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002655","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lockheed-west-seattle"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is currently insufficient data to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Formosa Mine Superfund site.  The site was added to the National Priorities List on September 19, 2007.  Acid drainage from the mine has impacted 18 miles of river downstream of the Formosa Mine.  Soils on the site are contaminated with copper, zinc and other heavy metals.  Water quality data collected by the City of Riddle, Oregon (the nearest town downstream of the mine) indicates that downstream drinking water supplies have not yet been impacted by the acid mine drainage.   \r<br\/>\r<br\/>EPA is conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study that will determine the nature and extent of contamination and enable us to propose a cleanup plan.  In addition, EPA has taken two removal actions to address acid mine drainage.  When the results of the investigation are complete, EPA will take appropriate cleanup action and adjust the human exposure determination for this site as appropriate.","city":"RIDDLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DOUGLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97442","epaid":"ORN001002616","regionid":"10","sitename":"FORMOSA MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002616","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/formosa-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"AS of September 2023, Human Exposure is Not Under Control (HENC). The EI status is driven by contamination discovered in OU2 during the Remedial Investigation (RI). The draft-final RI was completed in July 2023, with the final report expected early October. The RI found soil in 1 DU is contaminated with Pb above residential cleanup levels. Pb is a munition constituent resultant from historic operations by DOD and private residents as a firing range. The Site is zoned residential and is frequently visited by neighboring residents for walking and recreation. EPA is pursuing a Time-Critical Removal Action (TCRA) to excavate the top 1-2 ft of soils at the affected DU and transport for off-site disposal. The TCRA is slated for spring, 2023, due to weather constraints. Once the TCRA is completed, human exposure is expected to be under control and no further remedial action is anticipated.<br\/><br\/>At OU1, human exposure is already under control after remedial action was completed in 2018. Remedial action involved excavation and transportation to onsite repositories of soils contaminated with asbestos-containing materials. Following remedial action, OU1 has moved to operations and maintenance by the State, who is responsible for conducting annual inspections to evaluate remedy performance. <br\/>","city":"KLAMATH FALLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KLAMATH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97601","epaid":"ORN001002476","regionid":"10","sitename":"NORTH RIDGE ESTATES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002476","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north-ridge-estates"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Bradford Island Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway with the addition of a new Operable Unit (OU) titled \u201COU3: Cascades Island.\u201D After a review of historical records for the site the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) with the concurrence of EPA created a new OU with the need of a full remedial investigation of soil and groundwater. Contaminants of concern include polychlorinated biphenols (PCBs), lead (Pb), and volatile organic carbons (VOCs). The site was previously categorized as insufficient data to determine human exposure control status (HEID) while waiting on the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR) human health risk exposure report for the Site. The addition of OU3 will not impact the evaluations of the other OUs, as this is a different island. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are a full remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI\/FS) with soil sampling of work areas with an evaluation of worker exposure risk, as this is an industrial area. EPA and USACE currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by August 2026 because that is the anticipated finish date of the remedial investigation. In addition, USACE is currently planning a non-time critical removal action (NTCRA) for portions of the upland Operable Unit 1 (OU1), as well as a final remedy selection for upland soils and groundwater following the supplemental remedial investigation and feasibility study (SRI\/FS) that is ongoing. A remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) is currently being conducted for the in-river portion of the Site, OU2. Land use controls are in place in the identified upland portions of the site and a fish advisory through Oregon health authority (OHA) is on place for the in-river portion of the Site. Out of an abundance of caution, if you live near this site residents can observe the OHA fish advisory and limit the consumption of resident fish caught in the area. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however. The USACE is coordinating with Oregon Health Authority and Washington Department of Ecology to post warning signs around the river and informational posters and pamphlets at the Bonneville Dam Visitor Center. The USACE has set up a Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) that regularly meets to inform the public of the work at eh Site and to address question and concerns from the public. Information on the Bradford island RAB can be found at: https:\/\/www.nwp.usace.army.mil\/Locations\/Columbia-River\/Bonneville-Lock-Dam\/Bradford-Island\/Restoration-Advisory-Board\/","city":"CASCADE LOCKS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MULTNOMAH","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"97014","epaid":"ORSFN1002228","regionid":"10","sitename":"BRADFORD ISLAND","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002228","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bradford-island"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Hamilton\/Labree Groundwater Contamination Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to Determine Human Exposure Control Status\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway. Recent soil vapor gas sampling data shows tetrachloroethylene (PCE) (530 μg\/m3) and trichloroethylene (TCE) (39 μg\/m3) above soil vapor screening levels (Model Toxics Control Act Regulation Chapter 173-340 WAC Cleanup Levels and Risk Calculation Soil Gas Screening Level Method B Cancer) in operable unit (OU) 2 (PCE: 320 μg\/m3; TCE: 11 μg\/m3). The site was previously categorized as \u201CHuman Exposure Not Controlled\u201D due to a chlorinated solvents plume in an area where many households still obtain their drinking and household use water from private wells. To date, no site contamination has been found in these private wells and the plume is now delineated. The planned activities to address this potential exposure pathway include indoor air testing and completing the human health risk assessment. EPA continues to monitor groundwater among downgradient residents who may be at risk. EPA currently anticipates having sufficient data to make a determination by September 2025, when the human health risk assessment is complete. Institutional controls are required as part of the OU1 interim remedial action and will be implemented as part of the site-wide final remedy.<br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA is currently working through property access issues to complete the indoor air sampling. In September 2024, EPA sent out a fact sheet to all residents in the community to update them on the site status. ","city":"CHEHALIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEWIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98532","epaid":"WASFN1002174","regionid":"10","sitename":"HAMILTON\/LABREE ROADS GW CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002174","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hamilton-labree"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VARIOUS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99141","epaid":"WASFN1002171","regionid":"10","sitename":"UPPER COLUMBIA RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002171","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/upper-columbia-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, Portland Harbor is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control based on data collected as part of the Remedial Investigation. Both Portland Harbor Potentially Responsible Parties, under EPA and Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) oversight, and EPA have collected and analyzed sediment, surface water, groundwater, and fish tissue data at the site. Contaminants of concern include heavy metals, pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and dioxins\/furans. The known exposure pathways for people are fish and shellfish consumption, ingestion of surface water, and direct contact with sediments. All of these pathways result in unacceptable exposures to humans. EPA has determined that the greatest health risk from exposure to contamination in Portland Harbor is from eating resident fish and to infants that are breast-fed by mothers who eat resident fish on a regular basis. The State Health Department has issued a health advisory and posted signs advising people to limit consumption of fish from the site. However, people are likely still eating the fish and fishing is observed daily at the site. DEQ is working with upland facilities to investigate and control ongoing sources of contamination to the site. EPA issued a Record of Decision (ROD) in 2017 and an Explanation of Significant Differences in 2019. The site is currently in Remedial Design. EPA posts major documents on its website and sends information regarding meetings and availability of major documents to a listserv (over 1,000 people) and has monthly meetings with the Citizen Advisory Group (which are open to the public). EPA has also reached out to neighborhood associations, non-profit environmental representatives and local organizations to provide training, small group discussions, presentations and multilingual materials regarding human health risks. The ROD estimates the cleanup will take 13 years, and will begin in 2027 when remedial design is complete. Based on this, it is anticipated that the site will achieve Human Exposure Under Control on October 2040.","city":"PORTLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MULTNOMAH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97231","epaid":"ORSFN1002155","regionid":"10","sitename":"PORTLAND HARBOR","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002155","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/portland-harbor"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. MARIES","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BENEWAH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83861","epaid":"IDSFN1002095","regionid":"10","sitename":"ST. MARIES CREOSOTE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"1002095","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/st-maries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is currently insufficient data to determine the site-side Human Exposure status at the Astoria Marine Construction Company site.  The site was proposed to the NPL on March 10, 2011.  Soils, sediments and groundwater have metals and organics above preliminary screening levels. ","city":"ASTORIA","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"CLATSOP","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97103","epaid":"OR0002392793","regionid":"10","sitename":"ASTORIA MARINE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"1002059","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/astoria-marine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Lower Duwamish Waterway Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). The exposure pathways include direct contact (sediment ingestion) and consumption of contaminated seafood, due to Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), arsenic, and dioxins\/furans in sediment. These exposure pathways, primarily the latter, are unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria.<br\/><br\/>Five early PRP-led cleanups, most completed before 2015, have reduced the levels of PCBs in the Lower Duwamish Waterway by approximately half. Direct contact risks will be addressed through sediment cleanup. While cleanup will also reduce risks from seafood consumption, this pathway must also be addressed through institutional controls. Public Health Seattle & King County implements an institutional controls program required by the Record of Decision. The program is funded by the PRPs and uses culturally appropriate community-based methods to reach key (mostly immigrant) fishing communities with the health message that: salmon is the only safe seafood choice. <br\/><br\/>Remedial design and remaining cleanup will be phased and includes a combination of dredging, capping, and enhanced natural recovery. Design of the first phase was completed in 2024, with construction starting in late 2024. The design of the second phase is underway. Construction activities will take place annually between October 1 and February 15 to avoid impacts to juvenile salmon. Construction is anticipated to require at least 10 construction seasons, addressing direct sediment contact risks. Monitored natural recovery will continue to assess sediment changes. Community members can get up-to-date information related to construction by visiting the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) webpage at https:\/\/ldwg.org\/construction-news\/.<br\/><br\/>Periodic seafood monitoring every five years will assess changes in contamination levels in fish, crabs and clams as cleanup progresses. The most recent monitoring was conducted in 2023. The institutional controls program will continue as long as necessary to protect community members from exposure to contaminated seafood. <br\/>","city":"SEATTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98168","epaid":"WA0002329803","regionid":"10","sitename":"LOWER DUWAMISH WATERWAY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1002020","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lower-duwamish"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"The Salt Chuck Mine Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control because people are eating clams from here, and clam tissue data shows concentrations of arsenic above risk based standards.  There may also be hazardous exposures from soil, sediments, and\/or groundwater.  The site was proposed for the National Priorities List on September 23, 2009.  EPA will soon begin a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to better characterize potential site risks and develop options for cleanup.  The Forest Service has posted signs warning the public about the overall nature of site risks.","city":"THORNE BAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99919","epaid":"AK0001897602","regionid":"10","sitename":"SALT CHUCK MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001984","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/salt-chuck-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Black Butte Mine Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The main pathway of concern is mine-contaminated soil or sediment from the site entering surface waters and settling downstream, causing mercury biomagnification in the food chain and resulting in fish with mercury levels that exceed safe consumption criteria. The site is divided into three sections, known as Operable Units (OU). These include the mine area (OU1), the Coast Fork Willamette River below the mine and above the reservior (OU2), and the Cottage Grove Reservoir (OU3). The EPA is currently in the Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS) phase for all OUs. The Human Health Risk Assessments found unacceptable risk for potential future residents at the mine site OU1 due to total mercury in soils, and for recreational anglers due to methylmercury in fish tissue within the two downstream areas (OU2 & OU3). The EPA will develop options for cleanup as necessary during the FS process. A non-time critical removal action at Operable Unit 1 (mine site) was completed in 2018-2019 to reduce immediate risks from mine site source areas for mercury to the downstream system. A combined OU1\/OU2 interim ROD is currently planned for 3\/2027 to address source control, followed by an OU3 interim ROD in 3\/2028. Addressing past and ongoing continuing releases that contribute to high levels of mercury in fish tissue in the reservoir may take many years to achieve reductions. Mercury is also a global atmospheric pollutant that can cause issues in fish tissue concentrations absent of a mine source. The State of Oregon Health Authority (OHA) issued a \"green\" fish advisory for the reservoir in 2012 and is currently working with the EPA, Oregon Dept of Fish and Wildlife, and US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to increase risk communication via updated signage and public outreach. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, follow the OHA Fish Consumption Advisory to limit exposure. The EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2043 because long term monitoring from planned Remedial Action work at the site will be completed at that time. Community notice regarding OHA Fish Consumption Advisory limits are posted at the Cottage Grove Reservoir access points by the USACE, in coordination with OHA and the EPA.","city":"COTTAGE GROVE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97424","epaid":"OR0000515759","regionid":"10","sitename":"BLACK BUTTE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001865","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/black-butte-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2024, the Palermo Wellfield Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of newly re-evaluated potential exposure pathways for vapor intrusion of trichloroethene (TCE) into residences and for vapor intrusion of tetrachloroethene (PCE) into commercial spaces. The tetrachloroethene (TCE) plume, which due to site topography impacts shallow groundwater within a residential neighborhood, may be causing detections of TCE in indoor air. The potentially responsible party (PRP) for Operable Unit 1 (OU-1, TCE plume) conducts indoor air sampling every 9 months at households in the residential neighborhood. In 2017 and 2018 there was a detection of TCE in indoor air at one residence that exceeded the Record of Decision (ROD) cleanup level of 1.46 micrograms per cubic meter (ug\/m3). A vapor mitigation system was offered to the homeowner by the PRP, but the homeowner declined to allow the system to be installed. No detections exceeding the ROD cleanup level have been detected in indoor air in households sampled in the neighborhood since. However, the neighborhood has 48 households, and less than half of the house households typically allow sampling. The change in frequency and consistency in houses that allow sampling causes uncertainty in determining if groundwater to indoor air is a current completed pathway that is causing uncontrolled human exposure. PCE has been detected in sub-slab soil vapor samples at a commercial dry cleaning facility and adjacent businesses exceeding criteria that indicate a potential vapor intrusion risk, however, due to the prolonged use of PCE within the building, and connections between businesses and equipment that may have been used with PCE remaining on site, it is difficult to establish a pathway between sub slab soil vapor concentrations and indoor air concentrations. EPA is installing an soil vapor extraction (SVE) system and conducting a pilot test to determine the effectiveness of a horizontal extraction well for soil vapor extraction, which will eliminate the potential human exposure while operational and is developing a feasibility study and ROD Amendment to address soil vapor, groundwater and soil contaminates of concern that exceed remedial goals. <br\/>The activities planned to make the Human Exposure (HE) evaluation include continuing to monitor crawl space and living spaces for chlorinated solvents on a 9-month interval within the Palermo neighborhood, reaching out to the community to provide education about the site. EPA and the PRP, Washington Dept. of Transportation (WSDOT) are developing a focused feasibility study and ROD Amendment to address the TCE groundwater plume and any potential vapor intrusion pathways. EPA and WSDOT have an Administrative Settlement and Order on Consent (ASAOC) to address TCE detections that exceed acute exposure criteria of 2 ug\/m3 with a time critical removal action (TCRA). An Action Memo has been signed to execute this TCRA if needed. A ROD Amendment is also being developed for OU-2 (PCE Plume) which will control and eliminate potential human exposure pathways. HE Under Control (HEUC) will be achieved for OU-2 once the SVE system is in place and vacuum influence is confirmed to be present within the vadose zone under the building, anticipated to be completed by October of 2024.  HEUC will be achieved in OU-1 once an alternative has been selected, designed and implemented that reduces and\/or controls TCE concentrations in indoor air, and sampling confirms levels are below the anticipated new CUL for that exposure pathway. TCE risk levels are anticipated to be adjusted lower to match the most current risk assessment guidance.  HEUC control is anticipated in 2030.<br\/>","city":"TUMWATER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"THURSTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98501","epaid":"WA0000026534","regionid":"10","sitename":"PALERMO WELL FIELD GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001761","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/palermo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VANCOUVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98663","epaid":"WAD988519708","regionid":"10","sitename":"VANCOUVER WATER STATION #1 CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001733","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vancouver-water-station1"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAKEVIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"97630","epaid":"OR7122307658","regionid":"10","sitename":"FREMONT NATIONAL FOREST\/WHITE KING AND LUCKY LASS URANIUM MINES (USDA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001508","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/white-king-lucky-lass"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Fort Richardson Army Base Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of on-going investigations at multiple newly identified sites and evaluation of the vapor intrusion pathway at established Operable Units. In 2010, the Air Force became responsible for administration of environmental programs at Fort Richardson. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities are to collect sufficient information to evaluate contaminants(s) under remedial investigations at sites OUE DA089, AT029 Ruff Road Fire Training Area, AT035 Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, TU117 Headquarters Building, DA090 RV Parking Lots Drum Site, and 3 sites with PFAS.  Land use controls (LUCs) prohibit soil disturbance without a dig permit approved by Air Force environmental staff. LUCS prohibit the use of groundwater as a drinking water source but do not prevent exposure that may occur due to vapor intrusion from groundwater contaminated with volatile substances. Surface water is the primary drinking water source for Fort Richardson. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 2030 due to the number of sites and types of contaminants under investigation.","city":"ANCHORAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99505","epaid":"AK6214522157","regionid":"10","sitename":"FORT RICHARDSON (USARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001455","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-richardson"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VANCOUVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98661","epaid":"WAD988475158","regionid":"10","sitename":"VANCOUVER WATER STATION #4 CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001371","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vancouver-water-station4"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"POCATELLO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83201","epaid":"IDD984666610","regionid":"10","sitename":"EASTERN MICHAUD FLATS CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001308","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eastern-michaud-flats"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, Moses Lake Wellfield Contamination Superfund (Site) is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure control status\u201D (HEID) because it has not been determined if per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are present in residential drinking wells. The contaminants of concern for soil at the Site are polychlorinated biphenyls, petroleum hydrocarbons, trichloroethylene (TCE), arsenic, lead, and mercury. The contaminant of concern for groundwater at the Site is TCE. Currently, there are no exceedances above EPA\u2019s maximum contaminant levels of TCE in private drinking water wells.<br\/><br\/>Perfluorohexanesulfonic acid, perfluorononanoic acid, perfluorooctane sulfonic acid and perfluorooctane acid are present and above EPA\u2019s maximum contaminant level in monitoring wells at 6 isolated locations within the wellfield area.  Sampling in private residential wells used for drinking water have not been tested for PFAS to date.<br\/><br\/>The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate Human Exposure control status are groundwater sampling for PFAS and continued monitoring of TCE in private wells. EPA is currently determining strategic sampling locations at private residential wells to better understand PFAS contamination in groundwater and understand risk. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 2026.<br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA will continue to conduct annual groundwater sampling for TCE at private wells throughout the site and install water filtration systems in homes with TCE levels at or above 3.5 ug\/L. EPA is also developing an institution control plan to prevent the installation of new wells within the site\u2019s groundwater institutional control boundary.","city":"MOSES LAKE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GRANT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98837","epaid":"WAD988466355","regionid":"10","sitename":"MOSES LAKE WELLFIELD CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001249","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/moses-lake-wellfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2022, we have changed to the Human Exposure EI Status to HEID due to the changes in EPA\u2019s screening levels (RSLs) for PFAS. We have PFAS groundwater data that has not been sufficiently analyzed based on the new groundwater RSLs, and additional PFAS data that is not back from the lab yet.  We are proposing that we make the time period to evaluate HEID one year.","city":"BREMERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98315","epaid":"WA7170027265","regionid":"10","sitename":"BANGOR ORDNANCE DISPOSAL (USNAVY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001206","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bangor-ordnance"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Fort Wainwright Army Base Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of on-going investigations at multiple newly identified sites and evaluation of the vapor intrusion pathway at established Operable Units. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities are to collect sufficient information to evaluate contaminants(s) under remedial investigations at sites FTWW-026 Pesticide Storage Bldg 1599, FTWW-118 North Pole Sinkhole, CC-FTWW-118 DRMO drum site, FTWW-121 TCE near Bldg 3007, CC-FTWW-105 336B Barracks, CC-FTWW-109 Bldg 1054, CC-FTWW-110 Bldg 3014, CC-FTWW-111 Montgomery Road Extension, FTWW-063 North Refueling, FTWW-127 Bldg 3030 S Loading Dock, and numerous sites with PFAS. Land use controls (LUCs) prohibit soil disturbance without a dig permit approved by Army environmental staff. Groundwater is used as a drinking water source and installation drinking water wells are tested quarterly under requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act.  Potential for off post migration of PFAS and presence of private drinking water wells is not yet determined.  EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 2030 due to the number of sites and types of contaminants under investigation.","city":"FORT WAINWRIGHT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99703","epaid":"AK6210022426","regionid":"10","sitename":"FORT WAINWRIGHT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001146","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-wainwright"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2024, the Fairchild Air Force Base Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The Air Force is investigating the nature and extent of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in groundwater. The known source of PFAS is Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) released during on site and infiltrating into the groundwater. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because the Air Force has found perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS), perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), and perfluorohexane sulfonic acid (PFHxS) in offsite resident drinking water wells above the EPA\u2019s National Primary Drinking Water Regulation Maximum Contaminant Limits (MCLs) for PFAS. Affected residents have not been provided treatment systems or bottled water. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to complete the Remedial Investigation and determine an appropriate clean up remedy in a Record of Decision. The Air Force will also provide affected residents with treatment systems when appropriate. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, contact the Air Force Fairchild Remedial Project Manager for more information. EPA and the Air Force currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by January 2030; by this time the Record of Decision for the PFAS operational unit is expected to be completed and the Remedial Action will be underway. <br\/><br\/>In addition, Air Force is currently prioritizing providing drinking water treatment systems to residents with PFAS concentrations 3 times the MCL. The Air Force hosts multiple PFAS information sessions each year. The EPA and other local agencies attend these sessions and are available to answer community questions. <br\/>","city":"SPOKANE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99011","epaid":"WA9571924647","regionid":"10","sitename":"FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE (4 WASTE AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001139","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fairchild-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TACOMA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98433","epaid":"WA9214053465","regionid":"10","sitename":"FORT LEWIS (LANDFILL NO. 5)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001137","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-lewis-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANCHESTER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98352","epaid":"WA8680030931","regionid":"10","sitename":"OLD NAVY DUMP\/MANCHESTER LABORATORY (USEPA\/NOAA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001134","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/old-navy-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TACOMA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98438","epaid":"WA8570024200","regionid":"10","sitename":"MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE (WASH RACK\/TREATMENT AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001133","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mcchord-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TILLICUM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98433","epaid":"WA7210090067","regionid":"10","sitename":"FORT LEWIS LOGISTICS CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001131","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-lewis-logistics"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHIDBEY ISLAND","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ISLAND","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98278","epaid":"WA6170090058","regionid":"10","sitename":"NAVAL AIR STATION, WHIDBEY ISLAND (SEAPLANE BASE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001127","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whidbey-nas-seaplane"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH BONNEVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SKAMANIA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98648","epaid":"WA5210890096","regionid":"10","sitename":"HAMILTON ISLAND LANDFILL (USA\/COE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001123","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hamilton-island-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, the Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D. The Navy is investigating the nature and extent of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances<br\/>(PFAS) contamination in groundwater. The known source of PFAS is Aqueous Film Forming Foam released during on site and infiltrating into the groundwater. Off-base residential wells had PFAS detections over the Lifetime Health Advisory (LHA) of 70 parts per trillion (ppt), far above the 4 ppt Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS). Potential and\/or actual PFAS exposures above the MCLs are known to be occurring in this area. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because affected residents between the MCL and LHA have not been provided treatment systems or bottled water. <br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to complete the Remedial Investigation and determine an appropriate clean up remedy in a Record of Decision. Currently, time-critical removal actions (TCRA) are underway for residences above the LHA. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, contact the Navy Remedial Project Manager for more information. EPA and the Navy currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by January 2030. By this time the Record of Decision for the PFAS operational unit is expected to be completed, and the Remedial Actions will be implemented.<br\/>In addition, the Navy is currently planning on providing drinking water treatment systems to residents with PFAS concentrations 3 times the MCL until the Record of Decision is complete. The Navy will continue to host multiple PFAS information sessions each year and sampling efforts that step out half a mile from previous positively tested wells above the MCL. The EPA and other local agencies attend these sessions and are available to answer community questions.","city":"WHIDBEY ISLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ISLAND","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98278","epaid":"WA5170090059","regionid":"10","sitename":"NAVAL AIR STATION, WHIDBEY ISLAND (AULT FIELD)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001122","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whidbey-nas-ault"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Naval Base Kitsap Bangor Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D. The Navy is investigating the nature and extent of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in groundwater. Off-base residential wells have PFAS detections above the 4 ppt Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS). Potential and\/or actual PFAS exposures above the MCLs are known to be occurring in this area. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because affected residents between the MCL and Department of Defense's (DOD's) action level of 12 ppt have not been provided treatment systems or bottled water. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to complete the Remedial Investigation and determine an appropriate clean up remedy in a Record of Decision. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, contact the Navy Remedial Project Manager for more information. EPA and the Navy currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by January 2030. By this time the Record of Decision for the PFAS operational unit is expected to be completed, and the Remedial Actions will be implemented.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the Navy is planning to provide point of use drinking water treatment systems to residents with PFAS concentrations 3 times the MCL until the Record of Decision is complete. The Navy will continue to host PFAS information sessions each year and sampling efforts that step out half a mile from previous positively tested wells above the MCL. The EPA and other local agencies attend these sessions and are available to answer community questions.<br\/>","city":"SILVERDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98315","epaid":"WA5170027291","regionid":"10","sitename":"BANGOR NAVAL SUBMARINE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001121","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bangor-submarine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BENTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99352","epaid":"WA4890090075","regionid":"10","sitename":"HANFORD 1100-AREA (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001118","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hanford-1100"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"INDIAN ISLAND","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98358","epaid":"WA4170090001","regionid":"10","sitename":"PORT HADLOCK DETACHMENT (USNAVY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001117","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/port-hadlock-detachment"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99352","epaid":"WA3890090076","regionid":"10","sitename":"HANFORD 100-AREA (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001114","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hanford-100"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KITSAP COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98312","epaid":"WA3170090044","regionid":"10","sitename":"JACKSON PARK HOUSING COMPLEX (USNAVY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001113","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jackson-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99352","epaid":"WA2890090077","regionid":"10","sitename":"HANFORD 300-AREA (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001111","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hanford-300"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC) because mercury concentrations in Operable Unit (OU) B Marine sediment and tissue indicate that consumption of fish and shellfish from Sinclair Inlet may result in unacceptable exposures to humans. This site is within the Suquamish Tribe Usual and Accustomed fishing area and is accessible by boat to the Tribe and the public. However, the Washington State Department of Health has a fish consumption advisory in place and the Navy restricts access to the near shore areas of the facility.<br\/><br\/>Currently, Navy activities to address this pathway include a focused feasibility study leading to a proposed plan and Record of Decision. EPA and the Department of Defense currently anticipate that human exposure will be under control by 2040 once the remedial action is complete.","city":"BREMERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98310","epaid":"WA2170023418","regionid":"10","sitename":"PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPYARD COMPLEX","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001107","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/puget-sound-naval-shipyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VANCOUVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98666","epaid":"WA1891406349","regionid":"10","sitename":"BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION ROSS COMPLEX (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001106","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bonneville-ross"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99352","epaid":"WA1890090078","regionid":"10","sitename":"HANFORD 200-AREA (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001105","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hanford-200"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering Station (Keyport) Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC)\u201D. A Supplemental Remedial Investigation (SRI) is underway in Operable Unit 1 to investigate the failed remedy there. Although the SRI is not yet complete, enough work has been finished to know that risks are present due to Poly-Chlorinated Biphenyls (PCB), dioxin\/furans (D\/F), metals, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in shellfish, sediment, soils, and surface water. These exposures are unacceptable because they exceed target risk levels. Access to the base is controlled by the Navy, but contamination extends beyond the fence line. A feasibility study, proposed plan, and record of decision amendment are required to identify and implement a new remedy. EPA expects the Navy to be able to address current human exposures with temporary controls after completion of the SRI, currently expected in late 2025.<br\/><br\/>An SRI is also underway in Operable Unit 2, Area 8 to investigate a contingent groundwater remedy and potential human health risks due to chromium and cadmium in groundwater, sediments, and shellfish. The Navy controls access to this area and EPA expects to be able to make a determination about human exposure upon completion of the SRI, currently expected in late 2025<br\/>","city":"KEYPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98345","epaid":"WA1170023419","regionid":"10","sitename":"NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE ENGINEERING STATION (4 WASTE AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001102","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/undersea-warfare-station"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PASCO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99301","epaid":"WAD991281874","regionid":"10","sitename":"PASCO SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001098","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pasco-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPOKANE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99207","epaid":"WAD981767296","regionid":"10","sitename":"SPOKANE JUNKYARD\/ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001090","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/spokane-junkyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPOKANE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99216","epaid":"WAD980982557","regionid":"10","sitename":"OLD INLAND PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001074","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/old-inland-pit"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WELLPINIT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STEVENS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99040","epaid":"WAD980978753","regionid":"10","sitename":"MIDNITE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001070","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midnite-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CENTRALIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEWIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98531","epaid":"WAD980836662","regionid":"10","sitename":"CENTRALIA MUNICIPAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001030","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/centralia-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EVERSON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"WHATCOM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98247","epaid":"WAD980833974","regionid":"10","sitename":"NORTHWEST TRANSFORMER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1001003","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nw-transformer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TACOMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"98438","epaid":"WAD980833065","regionid":"10","sitename":"AMERICAN LAKE GARDENS\/MCCHORD AFB","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000995","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-lake-gardens"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Commencement Bay, Near Shore\/Tide Flats CERCLA site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. <br\/><br\/>OU 1: Isolated areas of PCB contamination in the Hylebos Waterway sediments remain in the biologically active zone of surface sediment that bioaccumulate in fish tissue. Though PCB concentrations are generally decreasing, they are still above post-remedy dredge concentrations. Evaluation of PCBs will be conducted in 2027. Dioxins were evaluated in the Hylebos waterway. Based on the data collected, EPA determined that dioxins in Hylebos Waterway surface sediments do not appear to be bioaccumulating in fish at concentrations that are of concern under CERCLA. However, there are subsurface sediments with much greater concentrations of dioxins, which if exposed may pose unacceptable risk to human and\/or ecological receptors.<br\/>OU 2: In 2024, EPA completed a shoreline armoring cap repair to isolate areas where slag was exposed to the environment. In addition to the cap repair, EPA also capped approximately 100 feet of the shoreline, which was never remediated by Asarco. EPA is drafting an OMMP for the entire Breakwater Peninsula for the owner, Metro Parks Tacoma, to implement through a new agreement in the form of a UECA covenant. The covenant will obligate MPT to implement the OMMP, which will be incorporated into the covenant, to ensure that the remedy at the peninsula remains protective in the future. Site remediation at the former Asarco smelter facility is complete by Point Ruston, LLC, and the site has largely been developed. The remedy has been implemented and the site is permanently capped providing an effective barrier in isolating site contaminants. Several parcels located at the site are permanently capped but are vacant\/undeveloped. EPA will continue to oversee work occurring at the site to ensure any redevelopment is implemented in accordance with the CD\/SOW and ROD. Construction\/redevelopment of the permanently capped but vacant\/undeveloped areas could result in unacceptable risk through re-exposure of exposure pathways during construction activities. Post-completion construction monitoring plans, and other associated redevelopment plans need to be reviewed and approved by EPA.<br\/>OU 3: The extent of benzene contamination and the groundwater extraction and treatment system's radius of influence has not been fully characterized. There are no drinking water wells in the vicinity of the site. However, benzene concentrations exceed the remedial goal and its MCL, which was established after the ROD was issued. Additional monitoring wells are proposed to further delineate the benzene plume.<br\/>OU 4: EPA has remediated over 2,270 properties and 452 rights-of-way, there are 3 properties undergoing active remediation, 14 properties that refused remediation, which are covered by landscaping, and 23 properties that are located on steep slopes or in wetlands. On January 17, 2024, EPA OLEM released the \u201CUpdated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities\u201D (2024 Updated Soil Lead Guidance), which updates the residential soil lead screening level and removal management level for the CERCLA and RCRA programs and provides additional guidance for setting residential lead PRGs and cleanup levels. On January 13, 2025, EPA finalized updates to the toxicity values for inorganic arsenic for both cancer and noncancer adverse health effects. EPA will need to re-evaluate of lead and arsenic cleanup levels and determine if additional cleanup actions are required for protection of human health from soil lead exposure. Institutional controls need to be further evaluated to protect the remedy and limit future exposure to contaminated soil left in place. Other institutional controls (community protection measures of education and outreach) are being implemented by the Tacoma Pierce County Health Department. <br\/><br\/>OU 6: Groundwater is not a drinking water source and there is no human exposure route. ","city":"TACOMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98421","epaid":"WAD980726368","regionid":"10","sitename":"COMMENCEMENT BAY, NEAR SHORE\/TIDE FLATS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000981","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/commencement-bay"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April of 2024, the Well 12A, Operable Unit 1 of the Commencement Bay (CB)\/South Tacoma Channel (STC) Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The Well 12A operable unit of the CB\/STC site has undergone various remedial actions since 1983 to address soil and groundwater contamination that posed unacceptable risk to the City of Tacoma municipal water supply. Contaminants at this site are tetrachloroethene (PCE), trichloroethene (TCE), cis-1,2-dischloroethene (cis-1,2-DCE), trans-1,2-dichlorothene (trans,1,2-DCE), vinyl chloride, and 1,1,2,2-tetrachloroethane (1,1,2,2-PCA). The remedial efforts undertaken at the site have successfully addressed exposure risks from direct contact with soil and groundwater drawn from Well 12A. <br\/>To assess the exposure risk for building occupants within the CB\/STC site footprint, EPA recently completed a vapor intrusion (VI) investigation that included more than fifteen businesses locations and occupied parcels of land. TCE was the COC most commonly encountered in soil gas and indoor air within the study area at concentrations above commercial vapor intrusion screening levels and risk-based screening levels (RSL). 1,1,2,2-PCA was the other site-attributable COC detected in indoor air above the RSL. TCE has been detected in indoor air at three locations (two businesses in a common retail property, and a third second floor space) within this study area at concentrations above the \u201Cnot to be exceeded\u201D (NTBE) screening level values established by EPA Region 10 human health risk assessors to be protective of fetal cardiac developmental abnormalities. The EPA considers these considers these exceedances unacceptable.<br\/>The EPA is planning for a Time Critical Removal Action (TCRA) to address those locations where TCE has been identified in indoor air at concentrations above the NTBE screening level. The TCRA will include the installation of a sub-slab depressurization system (SSDS) and deployment of air purifying units (APU) to mitigate the exposure risks. The SSDS will be installed beneath those businesses in the common retail space where the highest concentration of TCE have been detected in indoor air. The SSDS will capture and reroute soil gas before it can enter the overlying building. The APUs will be deployed at the second location where the route from soil gas to indoor air is less clear to remove TCE from indoor air. <br\/>Individual may minimize risks inherent at this site by limiting the time spent indoors in areas where TCE has been detected above the NTBE or RSL values. If you are a building occupant, your exposure risk may be reduced by keeping windows and doors open during occupancy, taking other similar measures to enhance the flow of fresh\/outdoor air to this space, or by minimizing the use of vacuum inducing systems (such as kitchen exhaust fans) outside of business hours. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by Spring of 2025 when the TCRA is expected to be complete.<br\/>EPA regularly communicated VI study findings to those property and businesses owners included in the VI study footprint and has begun logistical coordination with owners of the properties included in the TCRA. Upon completion of the TCRA, EPA will continue to study the Site to better understand the exact source of soil vapors, and what measures can be taken to address these vapors at their source.<br\/>","city":"TACOMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PIERCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98402","epaid":"WAD980726301","regionid":"10","sitename":"COMMENCEMENT BAY, SOUTH TACOMA CHANNEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000979","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/commencement-bay-stc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRUSH PRAIRIE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98606","epaid":"WAD980723506","regionid":"10","sitename":"TOFTDAHL DRUMS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000961","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/toftdahl-drums"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Harbor Island Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC), The uncontrolled exposure pathway is from consumption of seafood contaminated with sediment concentrations of Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), tributyl tin, Tetrachlorodibenzodioxin (TCDD), Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAHs) and metal in the East Waterway Operable Unit. Levels of these contaminants in resident fish and shellfish are above health-based levels, primarily due to these sediment concentrations. East Waterway is within the usual and accustomed fishing area of the Suquamish and Muckleshoot Tribes and there is anecdotal evidence that despite fish advisories, people fish off the Spokane Street Bridge in East Waterway. EPA selected an Interim cleanup action for the East Waterway in an Interim Record of Decision in 2025. Remedial Actions will remove contaminated sediments above remedial action levels and a final Record of Decision will select final cleanup numbers for the site. Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include maintenance of institutional controls to reduce consumption.","city":"SEATTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98134","epaid":"WAD980722839","regionid":"10","sitename":"HARBOR ISLAND (LEAD)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000949","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/harbor-island"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOOMIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OKANOGAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98827","epaid":"WAD980722789","regionid":"10","sitename":"SILVER MOUNTAIN MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000948","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/silver-mt-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KENT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98031","epaid":"WAD980639462","regionid":"10","sitename":"SEATTLE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL (KENT HIGHLANDS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000889","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kent-highlands-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Tulalip Landfill Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure Evaluation\u201D (HEID) due to ongoing investigations and evaluations of exposure pathways. A sediment study is currently underway, with annual sampling events expected to be completed by 2028 and a report anticipated in 2029. This report will memorialize the data obtained and determine whether monitored natural recovery (MNR) was achieved.<br\/><br\/>Historically, the wetlands and sloughs surrounding the landfill have been used as subsistence fisheries. According to the Record of Decision (ROD) Section 6.3 Exposure Assessment, the current use of the off-source area includes fishing and hunting. The area has been designated for \"conservation\" use by the Tribes, prohibiting development except for utility crossings. Consequently, future land use is expected to remain recreational, including fishing and hunting.<br\/><br\/>The Five-Year Review highlights that the interim 1996 ROD states one of the Remedial Action Objectives (RAOs) is to provide final surface conditions suitable for all-season subsistence activities (e.g., hunting and fishing), recreational use, and light industrial and commercial use. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by December 2029, following the completion of the sediment study and subsequent evaluations.<br\/>","city":"MARYSVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SNOHOMISH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98270","epaid":"WAD980639256","regionid":"10","sitename":"TULALIP LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000878","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tulalip-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Quendall Terminal Superfund site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because surface and subsurface soil, groundwater, and off-shore sediments are contaminated with coal tars, creosote, creosote by-products and arsenic.  Mobile Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (DNAPL) has been transported by groundwater to off-shore sediments.  Dissolved constituents of DNAPL are still being transported by groundwater and upwelling through lake sediments.  The risk assessment indicates that use of groundwater for drinking water, dermal contact with surface and subsurface soils, vapor intrusion into occupied buildings, and consumption of even modest quantities of shellfish would all pose unreasonable risks to humans.  Benthic organisms, benthic macroinvertebrates, and terrestrial and aquatic-dependent wildlife are all subject to unacceptable ecological risks.  No one is currently using contaminated water as a drinking water supply; installation of wells is currently prohibited; and the site is vacant, fenced, and posted, thus limiting human exposure to contaminated soils.  However, children may be exposed to contaminants when wading and, most importantly, EPA is concerned about shellfish consumption by the local community. Although there are no fishing advisories specific to the site, the state health department has issued one for Lake Washington to limit Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) consumption. EPA and the Responsible Parties (RPs) signed an Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent (ASAOC) for Remedial Design in September 2024.  EPA anticipates that Remedial Design will be completed by 2027, and Remedial Action will occur from 2029 until 2033.  Human Exposure Under Control is anticipated to be reached by the end of 2033.","city":"RENTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98055","epaid":"WAD980639215","regionid":"10","sitename":"QUENDALL TERMINALS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000875","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/quendall-terminals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KENT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98031","epaid":"WAD980638910","regionid":"10","sitename":"MIDWAY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000851","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midway-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPOKANE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99019","epaid":"WAD980514608","regionid":"10","sitename":"GREENACRES 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHEHALIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LEWIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98532","epaid":"WAD057311094","regionid":"10","sitename":"AMERICAN CROSSARM & CONDUIT CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000753","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-crossarm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VANCOUVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98661","epaid":"WAD053614988","regionid":"10","sitename":"FRONTIER HARD CHROME, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000744","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/frontier-chrome"}, 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RENTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98055","epaid":"WAD009249210","regionid":"10","sitename":"PACIFIC CAR & FOUNDRY CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000614","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pacific-car-foundry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Wyckoff\/Eagle Harbor Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. Ongoing creosote seeps on the beaches adjacent to a former wood treating facility provide a complete and direct exposure pathway to recreational and tribal beach users. Dermal contact and incidental ingestion of contaminated beach sediments results in a cancer risk above EPA\u2019s risk range. Contaminant levels in shellfish tissue pose an unacceptable risk to both recreational and tribal shellfish harvesters. Signs are in place on the beach and in nearby parking lots and information kiosks to warn people of the risk. Information about the beach contamination is available on EPA\u2019s web site. The beaches are closed to shellfish harvesting. The Washington Department of Health provides information about the closure on its web site. EPA issued a Record of Decision (ROD) amendment for the site in May 2018. EPA utilizes signage, fact sheets and social media to advise people of the contamination on the beaches until cleanup goals are achieved.","city":"BAINBRIDGE ISLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KITSAP","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98110","epaid":"WAD009248295","regionid":"10","sitename":"WYCKOFF CO.\/EAGLE HARBOR","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000612","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wyckoff-eagle-harbor"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SEATTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98126","epaid":"WAD009248287","regionid":"10","sitename":"PACIFIC SOUND RESOURCES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000611","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pacific-sound-resources"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VANCOUVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98660","epaid":"WAD009045279","regionid":"10","sitename":"ALCOA (VANCOUVER SMELTER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000597","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alcoa-vancouver"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELLINGHAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WHATCOM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"98225","epaid":"WAD008957243","regionid":"10","sitename":"OESER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000590","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oeser"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPOKANE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99211","epaid":"WAD001865450","regionid":"10","sitename":"GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 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The groundwater plume discharges to surface water at one or more locations in the Spokane River, approximately 2.5 miles from the property, at concentrations that are higher than their cleanup standards (960 ug\/L for fluoride based on MTCA B and 5.2 ug\/L for cyanide (free) based on chronic water quality criteria). The plume is not delineated and the current pump and treat system is not functioning as intended. Washington Department of Ecology is the lead agency for the site and EPA is currently working towards an agreement to initiate a supplemental remedial investigation and focused feasibility study later this year. EPA anticipates that sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination will be available by May 2028, following the completion of these planned investigations.<br\/><br\/>","city":"MEAD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOKANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99021","epaid":"WAD000065508","regionid":"10","sitename":"KAISER ALUMINUM (MEAD WORKS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000551","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Washington","state_code":"WA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kaiser-mead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Umatilla Army Depot (Lagoons) Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC)\u201D. Munitions and Explosives of Concern (MEC) are present in soils on private property adjacent to the Depot. The Army has remediated a substantial portion of this private property, but MEC contamination has been discovered beyond the original area of interest. Although MEC risk is not addressed quantitatively, any exposure to the public is unacceptable. Currently, the Army, EPA, and the State of Oregon are determining how best to complete the investigation and remediation of the remaining contaminated private property. The property owner has been informed and has received munitions training. However, the Right of Entry agreement has expired, and the Army must re-negotiate it with the property owner. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2027. The pump and treat groundwater remedy is operating effectively, and the remaining operable units (OUs) have protective remedies in place. 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H. BAXTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000356","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/null"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PORTLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MULTNOMAH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"97203","epaid":"ORD009020603","regionid":"10","sitename":"MCCORMICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO. (PORTLAND PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000339","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oregon","state_code":"OR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mccormick-baxter-portland"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"IDAHO FALLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"83401","epaid":"ID4890008952","regionid":"10","sitename":"IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000305","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/idaho-national-laboratory"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN HOME","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELMORE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"83648","epaid":"ID3572124557","regionid":"10","sitename":"MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000302","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mountain-home-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEMHI COUNTY","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"LEMHI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83469","epaid":"IDD980725832","regionid":"10","sitename":"BLACKBIRD MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"1000256","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/blackbird-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status of the Stibnite\/Yellow Pine Mining Area Superfund site.  This site was proposed to the NPL primarily due to ecological risk.  The potential contaminants of concern are heavy metals contamination in soils.  Identified \"hot spots\" (areas with contamination above an exposure-related cleanup goal) have been controlled through several EPA and Forest Service lead Removal Actions.  However, a comprehensive site-wide characterization has not been completed for this site.  The site is in a remote location with little potential for direct human  exposure.  The Forest Service is continuing to conduct removal activities at the site to address ecological risk.  EPA does not plan to list this site on the NPL.\r<br\/>","city":"STIBNITE","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"VALLEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83677","epaid":"IDD980665459","regionid":"10","sitename":"STIBNITE\/YELLOW PINE MINING AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"1000236","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stibnite-yellow-pine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"POCATELLO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BANNOCK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83201","epaid":"IDD098812878","regionid":"10","sitename":"PACIFIC HIDE & FUR RECYCLING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000219","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pacific-hide-fur"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Monsanto Chemical Co. (Soda Springs Plant) Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Groundwater and surface water are impacted by cadmium, fluoride, nitrate, selenium, and manganese. Potential exposure pathways exist at the Site for current and future industrial workers, current and future residents, and current and future recreation. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC). Site activities and waste disposal practices contaminated groundwater, surface water, sediments, offsite soils, byproduct\/source piles, and air. EPA issued a Record of Decision (ROD) in 1997. The ROD selected remedial actions for the media listed above and established remediation goals for the following contaminants of concern (COCs) at the Site: cadmium, fluoride, nitrate as NO3\/Nitrate as N, selenium, manganese, and radium-226. The selected remedy included monitored natural attenuation (MNA) with institutional controls (ICs) for groundwater, ICs for offsite soil in the form of land use restrictions placed in deeds, and no further action for surface water, source piles, air, and sediments. The third and fourth Five-Year Reviews determined the nature and extent of groundwater plumes of site-related COCs are not well defined. Concentrations of COCs in groundwater and surface water remain above Remedial Goals and have exceeded Remedial Goals beyond the P4 Production LLC (one of the potentially responsible parties at the site) property boundary. <br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate the exposure pathways and contaminants are in progress. EPA, Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ), and P4 Production LLC entered into an Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent (ASAOC) in April 2021 for performance of a Supplemental Remedial Investigation (SRI) and Focused Feasibility Study (FFS) after the 2013 and 2018 Five-Year Reviews found the selected remedy to not be protective. Current activities include evaluating the effectiveness of the three pump-back wells located at the southern end of the Plant site to capture groundwater containing elevated COCs and the effects of pumping on groundwater and surface water quality concentration trends downgradient of the Plant. Near-continuous pumping from pump-back wells have intercepted a significant portion of groundwater at the southern fence-line and the extent of the plume has been significantly reduced. Impacted groundwater no longer migrates off-site. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by December 2025 because the Human Health Risk Assessment and Supplemental Remedial Investigation will be complete.<br\/>","city":"SODA SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CARIBOU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83276","epaid":"IDD081830994","regionid":"10","sitename":"MONSANTO CHEMICAL CO. (SODA SPRINGS PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000213","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monsanto-soda-springs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"POCATELLO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BANNOCK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83201","epaid":"IDD055030852","regionid":"10","sitename":"UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000201","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/union-pacific-railroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Bunker Hill Superfund site\u2019s measure of risks to people\u2019s health is \u201CHuman Exposure Not Under Control.\u201D  This is due to several reasons, chief among them being people that recreate in areas of the site that have not yet been cleaned up (i.e., stream and riverbeds and banks, lake shorelines) or cleaned up but barriers to deeper contamination have been breached (i.e., riding All-Terrain-Vehicles [ATVs] on hillsides or mine dumps). People recreating in these areas can be exposed to lead, arsenic, and other heavy metals in soil, dust, and sediment which can then be brought home with them. <br\/><br\/>Since the site was listed on the National Priorities List in 1983, the top priority has been to reduce people\u2019s exposures to mining-related contaminants in soil, dust, sediment, and drinking water. Populated areas where people live, work, go to school, and play sports were often built upon mining wastes generated from nearby mining, milling, and smelting operations and were the first to be targeted for cleanup primarily through removal of contaminated soil and capping with clean materials. In communities within the site\u2019s original 21-square mile boundary called the Bunker Hill \u201CBox\u201D (aka Operable Units 1 and 2), a total of 3,236 properties have been cleaned up and 17 contaminated residential drinking water wells have been closed.  Only nine properties in the Box remain to be cleaned up once owners grant access. In communities outside of the Box, called the Coeur d\u2019Alene \u201CBasin\u201D (aka Operable Unit 3), a total of 3,935 properties have been cleaned up and of the seven homes that were initially provided under-sink water filtration systems, six remain and are maintained at no cost to the property owner. Another 36 properties in the Basin require cleanup based on sampling results and another 202 properties require sampling, but in both cases, owners have either refused or have not responded to multiple requests for access. <br\/><br\/>Although most populated areas have been cleaned up, continuing to reduce or limit people\u2019s exposures to mining-related contamination in these areas continues to be a top priority. Approaches to reduce or limit exposures, especially to lead and arsenic in soil and dust, include maintaining a list of Box and Basin \u201Crefusal\u201D properties in case current owners change their minds or there is a change in ownership: providing free training and assistance for and oversight of property owners, contractors, and developers as part of the site\u2019s Institutional Controls Program should homes or businesses be remodeled or vacant land be developed to ensure clean barriers to underlying contamination are maintained or established per local land-use restrictions tied to the site\u2019s cleanup goals; offering free year-round blood lead screening to residents as part of the site\u2019s Lead Health Intervention Program which includes an annual, week-long blood screening event where a cash incentive is offered to families with children between the ages of 6 and 6-years and a free in-home assessment of possible lead sources should blood-lead results exceed 3.5 micrograms per deciliter; and, sampling and analyses of lead in house dust as part of the site\u2019s Basin Property Remediation and House Dust Monitoring programs followed by a free in-home assessment to ascertain possible lead sources should sampling results exceed house dust goals. Approaches to reduce or limit exposures to contaminated drinking water continue to include installation and maintenance of water filtration systems, and closing of contaminated drinking water wells.  <br\/>                                                                                                       ","city":"SMELTERVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHOSHONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83837","epaid":"IDD048340921","regionid":"10","sitename":"BUNKER HILL MINING & METALLURGICAL COMPLEX","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000195","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bunker-hill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp. (Soda Springs Plant) Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Offsite groundwater is a direct contact (ingestion) risk to current and future residents because vanadium and molybdenum are higher than their EPA risk-based criteria, regional screening levels of 86 ug\/L and 100 ug\/L, respectively.  Historically residents have randomly installed groundwater wells. There are currently no institutional controls in place to prevent future well drilling.<br\/>A Record of Decision Amendment was finalized in November 2023 to establish institutional controls that will be employed in conjunction with active groundwater treatment to reduce contaminant concentrations in groundwater and return the aquifer to beneficial reuse within a reasonable timeframe. If you are impacted by risk inherent at this site, contact the Remedial Project Manager for information. Based on information obtained from the 2019 Supplemental Remedial Investigation (SRI) Report, the Baseline Human Health Risk Assessment (BHHRA) and the Screening-Level Ecological Risk Assessment (SCLERA), there is no current human health or environmental exposure to contamination on or off-site. The Multistate Trust has conducted a domestic well survey and no private wells have been identified within the area of groundwater contamination and has confirmed through communications with the city that clean water provided by the city to its residents, and to select locations outside of city limits, is available to all properties that are located geographically within the area of site-related groundwater contamination.<br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2025 because the 2024 long-term monitoring data will be available to confirm the area of site-related groundwater contamination remains within its current footprint. On-site institutional controls are planned and will be implemented. The Multistate Trust owns the property and any land use change must be approved by EPA and Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ). Off-site groundwater institutional controls are also planned in the form of an Area of Drilling Concern through Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR).<br\/>","city":"SODA SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CARIBOU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83276","epaid":"IDD041310707","regionid":"10","sitename":"KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL CORP. (SODA SPRINGS PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000190","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kerr-mcgee-soda-springs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RATHDRUM","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KOOTENAI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"83858","epaid":"IDD000800961","regionid":"10","sitename":"ARRCOM (DREXLER ENTERPRISES)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000174","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Idaho","state_code":"ID","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arrcom"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Elmendorf Air Force Base Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) due to ongoing investigations at multiple newly identified sites and the evaluation of the vapor intrusion pathway at established Operable Units. Several vapor intrusion (VI) investigations are currently ongoing. The EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Planned activities include collecting sufficient information to evaluate contaminants at sites such as SS022 DRMO yard, TU091 UST\/OWS, SO552 TCE, CG111 Johnson Ave Plume, CG703 Northern OU1 Landfill Plume, CG704 Southern OU1 Landfill Plume, DA115 PCB Soil Pile, and 25 sites with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). PFAS in groundwater is migrating off of Elmendorf, and there are public water systems that may be downgradient. While there do not appear to be private wells used for drinking water in the Government Hill neighborhood, there may be private wells in Mountain View and other neighborhoods downgradient. The JBER-E PFAS plume extent is not yet delineated. Land use controls (LUCs) prohibit soil disturbance without a dig permit approved by Air Force environmental staff and prohibit the use of groundwater as a drinking water source. However, these controls do not prevent exposure that may occur due to vapor intrusion from groundwater contaminated with volatile substances. Surface water remains the primary drinking water source for Elmendorf AFB. The EPA currently anticipates that sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation will be available by 2030, given the types of contaminants under investigation.","city":"ANCHORAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99506","epaid":"AK8570028649","regionid":"10","sitename":"ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000155","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/elmendorf-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ADAK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99546","epaid":"AK4170024323","regionid":"10","sitename":"ADAK NAVAL AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000128","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/adak-nas"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Eielson Air Force Base Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because per and polyfluoralkyl substances (PFAS) is present in groundwater above the EPA Safe Drinking Water Act Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) of 4 parts per trillion (ppt) in areas with private drinking water wells. Sampling of private drinking water wells is needed to determine if the drinking water exposure pathway is complete. <br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate PFAS are supplemental remedial investigation at the leading edge of the PFAS groundwater plume. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by December 2025 because United States Air Force is planning to sample the drinking water wells in 2025<br\/>","city":"FAIRBANKS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99702","epaid":"AK1570028646","regionid":"10","sitename":"EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000110","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eielson-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FAIRBANKS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99701","epaid":"AKD980988158","regionid":"10","sitename":"ARCTIC SURPLUS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000082","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arctic-surplus"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANCHORAGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ANCHORAGE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"99501","epaid":"AKD980978787","regionid":"10","sitename":"STANDARD STEEL & METALS SALVAGE YARD (USDOT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000073","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/standard-steel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FAIRBANKS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"99701","epaid":"AKD004904215","regionid":"10","sitename":"ALASKA BATTERY ENTERPRISES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"1000017","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Alaska","state_code":"AK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alaska-battery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2025, the Lukachukai Mountains Mining District site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The site consists of 88 mine claims within the LMMD site that are not included in settlements or enforcement agreements. The mines and waste piles include direct exposure and potential migration to air, surface water, and groundwater of uranium, vanadium, radium-226, and other metals. Initial remedial investigation and removal site evaluation sampling results indicate ongoing direct exposure pathways and evidence of migration to surface water bodies downstream of the mines. These exposure and migration pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because risk assessments typically require cleanup to background levels for radium-226 for sheep camp, and easy and difficult access open space exposure scenarios. <br\/>Currently, the site is undergoing a remedial investigation which will be finalized in spring or summer 2029. Some mines are undergoing non-time critical removal actions to address ongoing exposures and releases. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you may reduce your exposure by avoiding the mine areas or limiting your time spent on or near the mines. EPA, in cooperation with Navajo Nation EPA, anticipates that human exposure will be under control by summer 2040 because the remedial investigation, proposed plan, and record of decision must first be completed.<br\/>In addition, EPA is currently working to limit access the mines and post warning signs surrounding the mines to help prevent inadvertent exposure. <br\/> ","city":"COVE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"APACHE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"86544","epaid":"NNN000920223","regionid":"09","sitename":"LUKACHUKAI MOUNTAINS MINING DISTRICT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0920223","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lukachukai"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the Afterthought Mine Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). The Afterthought Mine was recently finalized on the NPL on 09\/05\/2024, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation includes development of a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to assess the extent of acid mine drainage and mine tailings discharging into Little Cow Creek, and developing remedial alternatives as part of a Feasibility Study. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by December 31, 2028. By this date, a Remedial Investigation will have yielded sufficient data to adequately characterize potential risks to human health and the environment.<br\/><br\/>Currently, EPA suspects that only trespassers are at risk of direct contact with contaminated waste at the site. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however. If you live near this site or are trespassing, please avoid all acidic drainage coming from mine tunnels and non-vegetated areas because those areas typically have high concentrations of metal contamination.  Adhere to all posted signage and access restrictions to minimize risk of exposure to contamination.<br\/>","city":"BELLA VISTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHASTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96008","epaid":"CAN000908808","regionid":"09","sitename":"AFTERTHOUGHT MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0908808","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/afterthought-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROGUE RIVER-SISKIYOU NF","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SISKIYOU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96086","epaid":"CAN000906063","regionid":"09","sitename":"BLUE LEDGE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0906063","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/blueledgemine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RIALTO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BERNARDINO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92377","epaid":"CAN000905945","regionid":"09","sitename":"ROCKETS, FIREWORKS, AND FLARES SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905945","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rff"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CASA GRANDE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"PINAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"","epaid":"AZD094524097","regionid":"09","sitename":"CYPRUS TOHONO MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905943","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cyprustohono"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Southern Avenue Industrial Area Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). The Southern Avenue Industrial Area Superfund site was recently finalized on the NPL on 05\/10\/2012, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activity to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation is completion of final Record of Decision. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 9\/30\/2028 upon completion of remedial action.<br\/>","city":"SOUTH GATE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90280","epaid":"CAN000905902","regionid":"09","sitename":"SOUTHERN AVENUE INDUSTRIAL AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905902","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/saia"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the New Idria Mercury Mine Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). The New Idria Mercury Mine Superfund site was finalized on the NPL on 09\/16\/2011, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation include the following: EPA is overseeing investigation work conducted by a potentially responsible party that is evaluating multiple media at the site, including water and soil. EPA is also overseeing the continued maintenance of a removal action to address uncontrolled flow of acid mine drainage.  The potentially responsible party will submit a remedial investigation report that will include human health and ecological risk assessments. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 09\/30\/2026 because that is when EPA anticipates completing its review of the remedial investigation and risk assessments.<br\/><br\/>","city":"IDRIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BENITO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95043","epaid":"CA0001900463","regionid":"09","sitename":"NEW IDRIA MERCURY MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905346","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newidria"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OAKLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALAMEDA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94607","epaid":"CA0001576081","regionid":"09","sitename":"AMCO CHEMICAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905334","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/amco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Iron King Mine Humboldt Smelter is currently designated as \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\". EPA has completed the RI\/FS and the ROD was issued in October 2023.  The site is now in the remedial design phase.  EPA has performed removal actions in 2006, 2011, and 2017 that have greatly reduced human exposures to contaminated residential soils.  However, because the ROD reduced cleanup levels for arsenic and lead, extensive additional sampling and cleanup of residential properties is underway.  There are still residences with soils contaminated above the new cleanup levels.  The remedial design to carry out actions selected in the ROD to address the mine tailings in tailings piles, drainages, flood plains, behind the dam, and on the former smelter property, is ongoing.  These are not areas of usual human contact in these waste-bearing areas. EPA has posted numerous danger signs near contaminated areas. EPA and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality have taken actions to place an effective seal on waste dross material at the smelter to prevent aerial entrainment of dust, and to install a fence with warning signs, cutting off an access path children may have used to access the smelter plateau and dross.  EPA has also reinforced gates to prevent casual access. At the separate massive mine tailings pile at the former mine, thousands of feet of new fencing has been installed in an attempt to limit or eliminate human access to the pile.  EPA communicates to Dewey-Humboldt residents and the Town government on a regular basis.  While human exposure is not certain, there could be casual\/short-term human contact with these tailings and occasional inhalation hazards in the immediate vicinity of tailings areas during high winds. Some tailings areas cannot be effectively sealed off from all human access in all situations. Such conditions will likely persist until such time as mine tailings and wastes are removed and capped as selected by the ROD.  The primary chemicals of concern at the site are arsenic and lead. Sampling results indicate the presence of elevated levels of arsenic and lead that could present health risks if a person is exposed to these metals over an extended period of time. <br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"DEWEY-HUMBOLDT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YAVAPAI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"86327","epaid":"AZ0000309013","regionid":"09","sitename":"IRON KING MINE - HUMBOLDT SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0905049","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ironkingmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MAYWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90270","epaid":"CAD980737092","regionid":"09","sitename":"PEMACO MAYWOOD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904950","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pemaco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Jervis B. Webb Co. Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Jervis B. Webb Co. was recently finalized on the NPL on 05\/10\/2012, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activity to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation is completion of final Record of Decision. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 9\/30\/2028 upon completion of remedial action.<br\/><br\/><br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"SOUTH GATE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90280","epaid":"CAD008339467","regionid":"09","sitename":"JERVIS B. WEBB CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904837","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jerviswebb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DAVIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOLANO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95616","epaid":"CA2890190000","regionid":"09","sitename":"LABORATORY FOR ENERGY-RELATED HEALTH RESEARCH\/OLD CAMPUS LANDFILL (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904786","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lehr"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2024, the Argonaut Mine Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The primary exposure pathways are dermal exposure from direct contact with mine waste piles\/sediment and contaminated seepage water from tailings piles near a residential neighborhood and junior high school. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because Arsenic concentrations are above the 100 mg\/kg residential cleanup level. This level is for the 1x10-4 cancer risk level as outlined in various Health Risk Assessment documents including the 2020 Tailings area EECA.  Although risk has been greatly reduced by the recent $25 Million Non-Time Critical Removal Action, additional risk remains in areas that have been investigated including residential areas.  <br\/><br\/>Currently, future activities to address a portion of this residential pathway are completion of a Non-time Critical Removal Action for the residential areas starting in Spring 2025.  Since contamination investigations are ongoing, no final decision on cleanup activities (ROD) has been made. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2029 because all investigations will be completed and final remediation is likely to be proposed or underway. Residents will be informed of any exposure risks that may be found as part of residential soil sampling. EPA has held community information briefings in conjunction with the Jackson City Council and will continue to do so in the future.<br\/><br\/><br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"JACKSON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"AMADOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95642","epaid":"CAD983650011","regionid":"09","sitename":"ARGONAUT MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904596","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/argonautmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2024, the Pearl Harbor Naval Complex Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Consumption of contaminated fish from Pearl Harbor is an ongoing human health exposure issue. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because fishing trespassers are difficult to control. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway is to implement the remedy, which includes dredging, enhanced and monitored natural recovery, and land use controls, which includes a fish advisory. The Pearl Harbor Sediment remedy, when complete, should reduce COC levels in fish to the point where limited consumption is possible. In order to help prevent exposures inherent at this site, the general public should adhere to the fish advisory posted in the area. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2041 because contamination in fish and shellfish in the area should be reduced.<br\/>","city":"PEARL HARBOR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HONOLULU","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"96860","epaid":"HI4170090076","regionid":"09","sitename":"PEARL HARBOR NAVAL COMPLEX","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904481","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Hawaii","state_code":"HI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pearlharbornaval"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Lava Cap Mine Superfund site is considered ''Current Human Exposure Not Under Control'' because recreational users of the area below the mine, known as the Lost Lake Dam area or Operable Unit 3, can be exposed to mine tailings, leading to incidental ingestion of arsenic in soil and airborne particulates and skin contact with contaminated sediments that are deposited along shoreline and upland areas.  In addition, residents may be exposed to arsenic and potentially other heavy metals via ingestion of contaminated fish from Lost Lake, or consumption of berries that grow wild along the shoreline, or surface water contact at the lake. These exposure pathways are considered unacceptable because although conservative assumptions were used, the human health risk assessment work indicates that cancer risks exceed EPA's acceptable risk-based criteria of 1x10-4 and risks are closer to 1x10-3. EPA's acceptable hazardous index of 1 is exceeded by three orders of magnitude for arsenic with a predicted maximum Hazard Index of 1,909 for a child resident.<br\/><br\/>Currently, EPA has carried out the following activities to address these pathways: EPA has informed all the residents in the area of concern (this is not a public area and is on private lands) that there can be exposure to arsenic from the tailings if they walk or use vehicles (bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, etc.) in the area, or eat fish from the lake or berries from the shoreline, but there is still evidence that people use the area for recreational purposes. The impacted area is a series of private properties that is too large to be fenced.  We have not put signs up since the parcels are privately owned. To reduce your potential risk at this site, residents should avoid the consumption of fish from the lake and berries that grow along the shoreline. Residents should also wash hands and shoes after walking through the area and avoid directly contacting sediments within the lake. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2030 because the remedy is expected to be implemented by then.<br\/><br\/>","city":"NEVADA CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEVADA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95959","epaid":"CAD983618893","regionid":"09","sitename":"LAVA CAP MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0904343","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lavacap"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Klau\/Buena Vista Mine Superfund site is currently considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. The site consists of three operable units (OUs): OU 1) the 320 acre mercury mine site property; OU 2) seven miles of Las Tablas Creek downstream from the mine, which includes a man-made reservoir of 7 acres with a 15 foot depth; and OU 3) which is Lake Nacimiento reservoir at the end of Las Tablas Creek, which covers 1,800 acres, is 14 miles long and up to 180 feet deep, and is used for irrigation and drinking water. This mercury mine has released large amounts of mercury to on-site soils and surface water bodies. Site-related contaminants have accumulated in downstream lake sediments, resulting in elevated levels of methylmercury in the tissues of the fish in Lake Nacimiento. The current complete human exposure pathway is ingestion of methyl mercury contaminated fish tissue. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because methylmercury concentrations in fish tissue far exceed safe consumption limits.  <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include the EPA restricting access (e.g., fencing) to contaminants at OU 1. Access to OU 2 is similarly limited because these lands are privately owned.  The State of California has issued fish consumption advisories for methyl mercury in fish tissue in Lake Nacimiento in 1994 and 2007. This advisory remains in place; however, Lake Nacimiento is a popular location for recreational fishing. Signage regarding the fish consumption advisory has been posted around Lake Nacimiento, as well as around all the smaller water bodies impacted by site-contamination between the mine site and Lake Nacimiento. A Human Health Risk Assessment was completed for OU 3 - Lake Nacimiento in 2018. Targeted outreach to Environmental Justice communities was implemented in 2014 and in 2018 additional resources were committed to renew community involvement work to target this exposure pathway. To prevent risks inherent at this site, do not trespass areas disturbed by mining and follow guidelines on fish consumption. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2040 because remedial action is expected to address source control at the mine site by that time. ","city":"PASO ROBLES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN LUIS OBISPO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93446","epaid":"CA1141190578","regionid":"09","sitename":"KLAU\/BUENA VISTA MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903986","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/klaubuenavista"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN CITY","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"ELKO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"89831","epaid":"NV3141190030","regionid":"09","sitename":"RIO TINTO COPPER MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903872","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Nevada","state_code":"NV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/riotintocoppermine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PASADENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"91109","epaid":"CA9800013030","regionid":"09","sitename":"JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (NASA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903438","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jetpropulsionlab"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient data to determine the Human Exposure status at the Stoker Company site. The site was proposed for NPL in 1991.  EPA originally assessed the site in 1989\/1990 and removal actions have taken place. Residents originally living within the HRS surficial distance (0.5 mile from the site) have since moved. The potential exposure pathway at the site is associated with an active pesticide firm mixing product. No known federal, state, or local entities are actively investigating or cleaning up the site.","city":"IMPERIAL","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"IMPERIAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92251","epaid":"CAD066635442","regionid":"09","sitename":"STOKER CHEMICAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0903424","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stoker"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHITTIER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90602","epaid":"CAD042245001","regionid":"09","sitename":"OMEGA CHEMICAL CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903349","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/omegachemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH GATE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90280","epaid":"CAD055753370","regionid":"09","sitename":"COOPER DRUM CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903253","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cooperdrum"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PALAU","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96942","epaid":"FMD980637987","regionid":"09","sitename":"PCB WASTES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903062","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Federated States of Micronesia","state_code":"FM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pcbwastes"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Carson River Mercury Site 'is considered 'Current Human Exposure Not Under Control'' (HENC) for two reasons. First, individuals are known to catch, consume, and sell (for consumption) fish from the area. Second, individuals may be exposed to mercury-contaminated surface or subsurface soil. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because ingestion of mercury-contaminated fish as well as exposure to mercury in soil can cause harm to children under 6 years of age that recreate at the site and may cause harm to adults that consume fish, including permanent damage to the nervous system and serious disabilities.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include, at heavily used access locations to these water bodies, EPA, NDEP and NV Parks have posted health advisory signs to warn the public that fish should not be consumed. EPA released a fish advisory risk communication strategy with TASC assistance, including close coordination with the State. The EPA and NDEP are working with local jurisdictions, residents, and commercial parties to implement the Long-Term Sampling and Response Plan to address these concerns. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, please contact the Community Involvement Coordinator (Laura Hall at Hall.Laura@epa.gov or 415-308-3747). EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 1\/1\/2040 because the site is large and complex.<br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA is currently finalizing an interim Record of Decision to include land use controls, compliance and monitoring to help prevent mercury exposure and keep contamination from spreading in the floodplain areas. <br\/>","city":"DAYTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LYON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"89401","epaid":"NVD980813646","regionid":"09","sitename":"CARSON RIVER MERCURY SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0903020","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Nevada","state_code":"NV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/carsonrivermercury"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2017, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Anaconda Copper Mine Site. Primary site contaminants include uranium and other metals. Possible exposure pathways include dermal contact\/incidental ingestion of contaminated soil, surface water, groundwater, and contact with or ingestion of materials gathered and utilized in native American cultural practices. There are eight operable units at various stages of the Superfund RI\/FS process. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan and routinely updates stakeholders on site status.  ","city":"YERINGTON","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"LYON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"89447","epaid":"NVD083917252","regionid":"09","sitename":"ANACONDA COPPER MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0902959","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Nevada","state_code":"NV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anacondacoppermine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SCHOFIELD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HONOLULU","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"96857","epaid":"HI7210090026","regionid":"09","sitename":"SCHOFIELD BARRACKS (USARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902923","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Hawaii","state_code":"HI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/schofieldbarracks"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAHIAWA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HONOLULU","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"96786","epaid":"HI0170090054","regionid":"09","sitename":"NAVAL COMPUTER AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS AREA MASTER STATION EASTERN PACIFIC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902904","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Hawaii","state_code":"HI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navalcomputer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KUNIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HONOLULU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96759","epaid":"HID980637631","regionid":"09","sitename":"DEL MONTE CORP. (OAHU PLANTATION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902876","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Hawaii","state_code":"HI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delmonte"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"YIGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GUAM","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"96929","epaid":"GU6571999519","regionid":"09","sitename":"ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902825","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Guam","state_code":"GU","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/andersenafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"AGANA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GUAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96910","epaid":"GUD980637649","regionid":"09","sitename":"ORDOT LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902814","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Guam","state_code":"GU","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ordot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARAPAN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SAIPAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96950","epaid":"MPD980798318","regionid":"09","sitename":"PCB WAREHOUSE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902806","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Northern Mariana Islands","state_code":"MP","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pcbwarehouse"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, Site 23C within the former Mather Air Force Base (AC&W Disposal Site) Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of the potential for indoor air vapor intrusion in occupied buildings at the Site 23C.  The site was previously categorized as \"Human Exposures Under Control\" (HEUC). The Air Force submitted the Site 23C Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) Completion Report Final document in December 2017, which details that a large mass of tetrachloroethene (PCE) in the soil vapor remains at the site. To date, a draft Vapor Intrusion Sampling Work Plan has been developed through various negotiations and written positions. Additional soil vapor monitoring wells have been installed at Site 23C and two rounds of sampling have taken place in 2023. EPA is reviewing the results to determine additional sampling recommendations. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) include evaluation of soil vapor sampling results and subsequent vapor sampling at Site 23C. This is ongoing and is planned to be completed in December 2025.  EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by December 2025.<br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"MATHER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SACRAMENTO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95655","epaid":"CA8570024143","regionid":"09","sitename":"MATHER AIR FORCE BASE (AC&W DISPOSAL SITE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902793","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/matherafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Sharpe Army Depot Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). The remedies at the site involve several groundwater treatment systems, a soil vapor extraction system, private drinking water well treatment, and various Land Use Controls to prevent exposures to contaminated soil and groundwater primarily for Volatile Organic Compounds. However, the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) were detected in on-base drinking water supply and off-base private drinking water wells, and the remedies are not preventing exposure to PFAS. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable because PFAS concentrations are above EPA risk-based criteria, including the new Federal Maximum Contaminant Levels and Regional Screening Levels (RSLs). Further, it is unknown if exposure of PFAS in soils on-base is occurring because land use controls restricting exposure to soils do not include all areas of PFAS concentrations that are present above EPA RSLs.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned actions to address this pathway will be based on pending guidance from the Department of Defense. The Army has initiated Remedial Investigations to define the nature and extent of PFAS in groundwater and soils and other media, include collecting additional information about the human interactions with contaminated media and evaluating human health risk with a Human Health Risk Assessment. However, the Remedial Investigation may take a couple of years to be completed. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, please consider reducing your exposure to potentially contaminated drinking water and soils and contact the Army point of contact listed on the EPA website (https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharpearmy) for additional information and to determine whether you may be at risk of exposure to PFAS. The EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2025, assuming the Army takes action to address this pathway.","city":"LATHROP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JOAQUIN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95330","epaid":"CA8210020832","regionid":"09","sitename":"SHARPE ARMY DEPOT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902792","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharpearmy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BARSTOW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BERNARDINO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92311","epaid":"CA8170024261","regionid":"09","sitename":"BARSTOW MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902790","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/barstowusmc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RIVERBANK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STANISLAUS","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95367","epaid":"CA7210020759","regionid":"09","sitename":"RIVERBANK ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902785","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/riverbankarmy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2024, the Fort Ord Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Trespassers can come into contact with munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), specifically in the 8000-acre impact range with an 11-mile perimeter. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because trespassing incidents continue to occur. Despite fencing, signage, law enforcement patrols, regular coordination meetings with local law enforcement agencies, increased penalties, community outreach, and removal actions to protect the population from exposure to unexploded ordnance, it is difficult to keep trespassers out of a large and often remote area. Exposure could result in great bodily harm or death. <br\/><br\/>The planned activities to address this pathway are implementation the remedy, which includes prescribed burning and surface clearance. Significant progress in implementing the remedy has been made but as of 2024, the Army estimates that it will take at least another 8-10 years at the current pace, due to California\u2019s wildfire danger and endangered species challenges associated with conducting vegetation clearance activities (in support of MEC removal). If you are concerned about risks inherent at the site, please visit www.fortordcleanup.com for more information and adhere to all trail maps, fencing, and signage posted at and around the site. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2033 because this is when the remedy is expected to be implemented and cleanup is expected to be complete.<br\/>","city":"MARINA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTEREY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"93933","epaid":"CA7210020676","regionid":"09","sitename":"FORT ORD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902783","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fortord"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CONCORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CONTRA COSTA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94520","epaid":"CA7170024528","regionid":"09","sitename":"CONCORD NAVAL WEAPONS STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902778","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/concordnavalweapons"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EL TORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92709","epaid":"CA6170023208","regionid":"09","sitename":"EL TORO MARINE CORPS AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902770","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eltorousmc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Travis Air Force Base Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified contaminant(s) of various per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) identified above EPA\u2019s risk screening levels in soils, groundwater, and private drinking water wells off site. PFAS are also present in the effluent of treated groundwater and in sediments and surface water. The site was previously categorized as \u201CHuman Exposure Under Control\u201D (HEUC). The soils, surface water, and groundwater remedies do not address the presence of PFAS above screening levels (OUs 2, 4, and 6).<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are to conduct a remedial investigation to identify the nature and extent of contamination and potential exposure pathways and risk human health and the environment. The initial results of the first phase of remedial investigation are available, however, these results are insufficient for determining whether human exposures are under control. EPA anticipates that the Human Exposure evaluation can be completed if additional private drinking well data is collected by the Air Force.  <br\/><br\/>In addition, the Air Force is currently providing treated water to private well owners that have total levels of Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) concentrations above 70 ng\/L as part of an emergency removal action. Out of an abundance of caution, if you live near this site please contact the Air Force to determine if your drinking water well may be impacted. The point of contact information for the Air Force is listed on the EPA website (https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/superfund\/travisafb). This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however, the Air Force has initiated notification to potentially impacted private well owners and have sampled wells when provided with access.<br\/><br\/>","city":"TRAVIS AFB","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOLANO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94535","epaid":"CA5570024575","regionid":"09","sitename":"TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902767","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/travisafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TRACY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JOAQUIN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95376","epaid":"CA4971520834","regionid":"09","sitename":"TRACY DEFENSE DEPOT (USARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902762","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tracydefense"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RIVERSIDE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RIVERSIDE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92518","epaid":"CA4570024527","regionid":"09","sitename":"MARCH AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902761","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/marchafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Norton Air Force Base (Landfill #2) Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s), more specifically, PFAS contamination in surface soil at two locations and newly identified vapor intrusion (VI) risks at sites AOC33, IRP 17, and potentially AOC4. The site was previously categorized as \"Human Exposures Under Control \"HEUC\".<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are the development of a Remedial Investigation to fully evaluate the extent of PFAS contamination and evaluate risk to receptors. In order to address vapor intrusion concerns, the Air Force agreed in a letter dated April 22, 2021, to \"... pursue the addition of Land Use Controls (LUCs) prohibiting residential uses to protect against potential vapor intrusion via a formal Explanation of Significant Differences (ESD) for IRP Site 17 and AOC 33.\" EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2026 because a Remedial Investigation addressing PFAS and the LUC prohibiting residential restrictions will have been completed by then.<br\/><br\/>The Fifth Five Year Review identified some newly constructed buildings near some areas with VI risk; however, the Air Force determined that the closest building seems to be located outside the anticipated extent of vapor migration from the source area.  It is unclear whether additional sampling is needed to delineate the VI risk and update the Conceptual Site Model. ","city":"SAN BERNARDINO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BERNARDINO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92408","epaid":"CA4570024345","regionid":"09","sitename":"NORTON AIR FORCE BASE (LNDFLL #2)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902760","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nortonafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MCCLELLAN AFB","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SACRAMENTO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95652","epaid":"CA4570024337","regionid":"09","sitename":"MCCLELLAN AIR FORCE BASE (GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902759","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mcclellanafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure arising from the emerging contaminate Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) at the Castle Air Force Base site. The site was previously categorized as human exposure under control through various pump and treat technologies currently in operation, along with institutional controls. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The Air Force is providing water supply to residences that have been impacted by PFAS, specifically perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), that EPA has established health advisories for. A Remedial Investigation (RI) & subsequent Feasibility Study (FS) will be conducted by the Air Force to determine nature and extents of this contamination. Phase 1 of the RI work is ongoing. Future RI work will be based on initial results and findings. Once the RI is completed, a human and ecological risk assessment will be conducted to determine impacts to human health and the environment. As the Air Force being the lead, EPA and California state partners provide oversight throughout the remedial process as members of the Base Re-Alignment and Closure (BRAC) team, which includes participating in various team meetings and review of work plans and reports.","city":"MERCED","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MERCED","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95342","epaid":"CA3570024551","regionid":"09","sitename":"CASTLE AIR FORCE BASE (6 AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902751","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/castleafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TRACY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JOAQUIN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95376","epaid":"CA2890090002","regionid":"09","sitename":"LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATL LAB (SITE 300) (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902742","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lawrencelivermore300"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LIVERMORE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALAMEDA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94550","epaid":"CA2890012584","regionid":"09","sitename":"LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATL LAB, MAIN SITE (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902740","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lawrencelivermoremain"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2025, the Former George Air Force Base (Former GAFB) Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s). PFAS is being investigated at Sites FT019, FT020, and CG070 in soil and groundwater. The site was previously categorized as HEUC (Human Exposure Under Control). The current remedy is monitored natural attenuation at CG070 and 2 soil vapor extraction systems at the FT019 site. The occurrence of PFAS does not affect the protectiveness of these remedies. <br\/>\u201CEPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are Groundwater samples will also be collected from off-base private wells and public production wells. The wells will be sampled, and the groundwater will be analyzed using USEPA Method 1633 to evaluate potential impacts from PFAS. A baseline Human Health Risk Assessment and Ecological Risk Assessment will be completed and the Conceptual Site Model for the site will be updated. The following exposure pathways will be investigated: 1) Future exposure to groundwater via ingestion as a potable drinking water resource; 2) Future and current outdoor worker contact with surface and subsurface soil via incidental ingestion and dermal contact; 3) Future construction worker contact with groundwater, surface and subsurface soil via incidental ingestion and dermal contact; 4) Future recreational user contact with surface water via incidental ingestion and dermal contact. Air Force currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 09\/30\/2027 because this is the target schedule for an approved PFAS Remedial Investigation report.<br\/>","city":"VICTORVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BERNARDINO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92392","epaid":"CA2570024453","regionid":"09","sitename":"GEORGE AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902737","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/georgeafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOFFETT FIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94035","epaid":"CA2170090078","regionid":"09","sitename":"MOFFETT FIELD NAVAL AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902734","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/moffettfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CAMP PENDLETON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN DIEGO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"92055","epaid":"CA2170023533","regionid":"09","sitename":"CAMP PENDLETON MARINE CORPS BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902732","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/camppendletonusmc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALAMEDA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALAMEDA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94501","epaid":"CA2170023236","regionid":"09","sitename":"ALAMEDA NAVAL AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902731","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alamedanavalairstation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2021, there is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status at the Edwards Air Force base because of the potential for indoor air vapor intrusion in occupied buildings.  The Air Force is undertaking a comprehensive investigation to determine whether there are any unacceptable exposures. EPA will ensure that if such exposures are found, the Air Force takes appropriate action to address them.","city":"EDWARDS AFB","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KERN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"93524","epaid":"CA1570024504","regionid":"09","sitename":"EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902725","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/edwardsafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN FRANCISCO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN FRANCISCO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"94124","epaid":"CA1170090087","regionid":"09","sitename":"HUNTERS POINT NAVAL SHIPYARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902722","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hunterspoint"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SACRAMENTO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SACRAMENTO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"95813","epaid":"CA0210020780","regionid":"09","sitename":"SACRAMENTO ARMY DEPOT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902715","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sacramentoarmy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SUNNYVALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94086","epaid":"CAT080034234","regionid":"09","sitename":"ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC. (BUILDING 915)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902708","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/advancedmicrodevices915"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JURUPA VALLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RIVERSIDE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91752","epaid":"CAT080012826","regionid":"09","sitename":"STRINGFELLOW","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902680","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stringfellow"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Operating Industries, Inc., Landfill Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because results of the most recent VI investigation indicated the possibility of subsurface gas migration near the former Costco building in the Northeast Area. The site was previously categorized as HEUC. The primary chemicals of concern that may present a vapor intrusion risk is vinyl chloride. Vapor intrusion concerns were initially identified in the most recent Five-Year Review. The potential responsible party (PRP) has prepared a draft Vapor Intrusion Investigation Report based on existing data and EPA has submitted comments. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) include submittal of a final draft of the Vapor Intrusion Investigation Report by the PRP in early 2024. The data and analysis presented in this report will determine whether a complete human exposure pathway exists.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 4\/01\/2024 because the vapor intrusion investigation results and evaluation should be completed at that time.<br\/>","city":"MONTEREY PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91754","epaid":"CAT080012024","regionid":"09","sitename":"OPERATING INDUSTRIES, INC., LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902673","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/operatingindustries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RICHMOND","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CONTRA COSTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94804","epaid":"CAT000646208","regionid":"09","sitename":"LIQUID GOLD OIL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902660","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/liquidgold"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANTA CLARA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95051","epaid":"CAT000612184","regionid":"09","sitename":"INTEL CORP. (SANTA CLARA III)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902632","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/intelsantaclara"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANTA CLARA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95051","epaid":"CAD990832735","regionid":"09","sitename":"SYNERTEK, INC. (BUILDING 1)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902620","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/synertek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALINAS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTEREY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93901","epaid":"CAD990793887","regionid":"09","sitename":"FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO. (SALINAS PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902617","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/firestonetire-rubber"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Modesto Ground Water Contamination Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because there have been increasing concentrations of tetrachloroethene at the source area. The site was previously categorized as human exposures under control (HEUC).<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information are operation of the revised selected remedy. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 02\/07\/2025 because the Focused Feasibility Study will have been finalized and an amended Record of Decision will follow thereafter.","city":"MODESTO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STANISLAUS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95351","epaid":"CAD981997752","regionid":"09","sitename":"MODESTO GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902527","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/modesto"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WESTMINSTER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92683","epaid":"CAD981995947","regionid":"09","sitename":"RALPH GRAY TRUCKING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902521","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ralphgraytrucking"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the United Heckathorn Superfund site is considered ''Current Human Exposure Not Under Control'' because individuals may be exposed to dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) and dieldrin when fish or other edible biota (e.g. mussels) from the site are consumed. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because the remedy has failed and current levels of contamination exceed cleanup goals.  <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are: The area is restricted by fencing and warning signs are posted on the upland fence and along the marine channel, visible to individuals fishing in boats; however, there have been reports of individuals fishing in the area. These measures do not prevent contaminated fish from migrating outside of the site where they might be harvested and consumed by individuals. EPA is continuing preparation of a focused feasibility study to evaluate alternatives for addressing the remaining contamination. In order to reduce risks inherent at this site, please follow the fish advisories posted in the general vicinity and for more information please contact the EPA Community Involvement Coordinator posted on our website. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2030 because a Record of Decision Amendment is warranted in order to select a new remedial action. <br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA presented to the National Remedy Review Board and is currently working on revising the focused feasibility study. Furthermore, EPA sends fact sheets to the site's mailing list, updates the site's Web page, and makes presentations to the city as needed. The upland (soil) portion of the site is considered under control. The five-acre site has been capped and in reuse for industrial purpose since October 1999.","city":"RICHMOND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CONTRA COSTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94804","epaid":"CAD981436363","regionid":"09","sitename":"UNITED HECKATHORN CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902440","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/unitedheckathorn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN BERNARDINO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN BERNARDINO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92408","epaid":"CAD981434517","regionid":"09","sitename":"NEWMARK GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902439","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newmark"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PETALUMA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SONOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94952","epaid":"CAD981171523","regionid":"09","sitename":"SOLA OPTICAL USA, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902280","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/solaoptical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLENDALE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91352","epaid":"CAD980894984","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN FERNANDO VALLEY (AREA 3)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902254","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanfernandoverdugo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2022, there is insufficient data to determine the Human Exposure Control Status at the San Fernando Valley (Area 4) site. A remedial investigation followed by an RI\/FS report is currently being conducted to evaluate a PCE\/TCE, Cr6, and 1,4-dioxane groundwater plume. The GW plume risk to the Pollock LA Dept of Water and Power (LADWP) municipal water supply wells is believed to be incomplete based on LADWP long-term wellhead sampling and treatment of GW. The RI\/FS will update the CSM and is expected to select long-term GW remedies for the Pollock wellfield. <br\/><br\/>As well, vapor intrusion risk is being investigated as a new potential human exposure risk. Currently, there is insufficient information to evaluate VI human exposure at this site; however, based on indoor air sampling conducted at 15 homes in Feb 2022, the VI \/ GW to indoor air sampling pathway is incomplete. A second round of indoor air sampling will be conducted in winter 2022\/23 at additional residences, businesses, and two schools. ","city":"LOS ANGELES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90086","epaid":"CAD980894976","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN FERNANDO VALLEY (AREA 4)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902253","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanfernandopollock"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLENDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91209","epaid":"CAD980894901","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN FERNANDO VALLEY (AREA 2)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902252","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanfernandoglendale"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH HOLLYWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91601","epaid":"CAD980894893","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN FERNANDO VALLEY (AREA 1)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902251","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanfernandonorthhollywood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALVISO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95002","epaid":"CAD980894885","regionid":"09","sitename":"SOUTH BAY ASBESTOS AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902250","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/southbayasbestos"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OROVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BUTTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95965","epaid":"CAD980894679","regionid":"09","sitename":"WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902249","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/westernpacific"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Sulphur Bank Mercury Mine site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. Consumption of mercury-contaminated fish from the adjacent Clear Lake is a complete pathway that poses health risks. <br\/><br\/>Site-related mercury has contaminated lake sediments in Clear Lake. Bioaccumulation of this mercury has resulted in elevated fish tissue methylmercury levels. For this reason, in 1987, 2009, 2014 and 2019, the State of California has issued and reissued a fish consumption advisory at Clear Lake. This information is distributed online and in the fishery regulations booklet provided to fishing license holders. EPA is currently pursuing increased community involvement efforts around this issue, following reports that the community is not being provided clear and consistent information around this issue.  <br\/><br\/>Potential trespassers onto the mine property itself may come into contact with mine wastes and soils contaminated with mercury, arsenic, and antimony. This exposure has been limited by site controls including fencing and signage. EPA's human health risk assessment shows that a recreational\/trespass scenario is an unacceptable risk due to the high levels of mercury and arsenic present in the mine waste.  The risk assessment is based on exposures to youth, ages 6-17, that are most likely to recreate at the mine property.  <br\/><br\/>Mine waste present in the residential areas south of the site and on the Elem Indian Colony adjacent to the site also pose a risk to human health. In 1997, 2007 and 2010 EPA completed the removal actions to excavate and cap areas of contaminated mine wastes and soils in these residential areas. <br\/><br\/>In November 2023, EPA signed a Record of Decision (ROD) for on-land portions of the site and expects a residential cleanup action as the first phase of work to begin in Fall of 2025.","city":"CLEARLAKE OAKS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95422","epaid":"CAD980893275","regionid":"09","sitename":"SULPHUR BANK MERCURY MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902228","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sulphurbankmercury"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SCOTTS VALLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CRUZ","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95066","epaid":"CAD980893234","regionid":"09","sitename":"WATKINS-JOHNSON CO. (STEWART DIVISION PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902226","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/watkins-johnson"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANTA FE SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90670","epaid":"CAD980884357","regionid":"09","sitename":"WASTE DISPOSAL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902140","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wastedisposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PALO ALTO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94304","epaid":"CAD980884209","regionid":"09","sitename":"HEWLETT-PACKARD (620-640 PAGE MILL ROAD)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902134","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hewlett-packard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALHAMBRA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91801","epaid":"CAD980818579","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN GABRIEL VALLEY (AREA 3)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902093","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sangabrielall"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BALDWIN PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91706","epaid":"CAD980818512","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN GABRIEL VALLEY (AREA 2)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902092","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sangabrielbaldwinpark"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LA PUENTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91744","epaid":"CAD980817985","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN GABRIEL VALLEY (AREA 4)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902091","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sangabrielpuentevalley"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COALINGA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93210","epaid":"CAD980817217","regionid":"09","sitename":"COALINGA ASBESTOS MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902075","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/coalingaasbestos"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VISALIA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TULARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93292","epaid":"CAD980816466","regionid":"09","sitename":"SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. (VISALIA POLEYARD)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902061","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/socaledisonvisalia"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SACRAMENTO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SACRAMENTO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95814","epaid":"CAD980737613","regionid":"09","sitename":"JIBBOOM JUNKYARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902040","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jibboomjunkyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2023, the Industrial Waste Processing Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) were identified in the 2019 Five-Year Review.  Solvent concentrations (trichloroethene [TCE] and tetrachloroethene [PCE]) were detected at elevated concentrations in indoor air samples onsite. EPA identified possible sources from the subsurface gas to the indoor air and worked with the existing owner to implement mitigation. Part of this strategy included a Time Critical Removal Action to install a Sub-Slab Depressurization System in July 2021. The building on-site is protected by the Sub-Slab Depressurization System. However, a sitewide investigation will need to be performed to locate the source of the contamination, evaluate the exposure pathway to the building on-site, and also evaluate potential exposure pathways off-site to nearby residences. The site was previously categorized as \"Human Exposures Not Controlled\" (HENC), because an indoor air mitigation measure was previously not in-place.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Although there is no evidence that concentrations of chemicals of concern are above the acceptable risk-based levels, EPA installed the Sub-Slab Depressurization System as a precautionary measure. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 12\/31\/2024 because a Remedial Investigation will be performed by then.<br\/><br\/>","city":"FRESNO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93650","epaid":"CAD980736284","regionid":"09","sitename":"INDUSTRIAL WASTE PROCESSING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902025","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/industrialwasteprocessing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MALAGA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93725","epaid":"CAD980736151","regionid":"09","sitename":"PURITY OIL SALES, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0902019","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/purityoil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EL MONTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"91733","epaid":"CAD980677355","regionid":"09","sitename":"SAN GABRIEL VALLEY (AREA 1)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901951","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sangabrielelmonte"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Leviathan Mine Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). The Leviathan Mine was finalized on the NPL on 5\/11\/2000, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are as follows: EPA is overseeing early response actions that address releases of mining-influenced water to a mountain stream system, but has not completed a risk assessment for the entire site to quantify any remaining exposure to humans. The Risk Assessment involves over nine miles of potentially contaminated riparian area downstream of the mine. The surface water is not used as drinking water. Quantification of human risk is also complicated by consideration of exposure patterns unique to the Washoe Tribe whose members use this watershed. The site's location at 7,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada allows only limited seasonal access. The data gathering for the formal risk assessment is underway with an Administrative Order issued on June 23, 2008. The Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is expected to be completed over the next several years. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 9\/30\/2025 because by then the evaluation of the RI and risk assessments will be completed.","city":"MARKLEEVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALPINE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96120","epaid":"CAD980673685","regionid":"09","sitename":"LEVIATHAN MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901943","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/leviathanmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2022, the Celtor Chemical Works Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Based on the results of the recently completed human health risk assessment, the primary contaminants of concern are arsenic and lead. Arsenic and lead are present in soil and contaminated mine waste at the site in concentrations known to cause a human health risk, especially to children. People might be exposed to contaminated material at the site during recreational activities such as fishing, gathering materials, picnicking, and camping. The primary way that people are exposed to contamination at the site is by accidentally swallowing contaminated soil. The results of the human health risk assessment were shared with the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council during the July 21st, 2022, meeting. Community members were invited to the meeting via posts on the tribal Facebook page and website, an announcement in the Two Rivers Tribune, announcements on the KIDE radio, and flyers mailed to all Hoopa PO boxes. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the plan to address this contamination is to excavate the contaminated material and either dispose of it offsite in an appropriate landfill or in an engineered onsite repository designed to store the waste. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can reduce your exposure by thoroughly washing your hands before you eat and by thoroughly rinsing basket making materials with water before putting them in your mouth. It is not recommended to let young children play at the site. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by summer 2024 after remedial action is taken. In the interim, the Hoopa Valley Tribal EPA is currently maintaining a gravel cobblestone cover over previously exposed mine waste and has placed root wads to discourage and limit access to the site. <br\/>","city":"HOOPA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HUMBOLDT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95546","epaid":"CAD980638860","regionid":"09","sitename":"CELTOR CHEMICAL WORKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901938","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/celtorchemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Copper Bluff Superfund site is considered to Human Exposure Not Under Control.  High concentrations of metals in the acid mine drainage and sediment are being discharged from the main mine tunnel (adit). This adit mine drainage is located along a highway with intermittent foot traffic. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because until this flow is controlled or treated, the human exposure potential will continue to exist for those individuals hiking in this area. Exposure through fish consumption is not expected to be significant because none of the metals (copper cadmium and zinc) found in the discharge bio-accumulate in fish at the concentrations and area of the River that is impacted by mine drainage. This site has recently been listed on the NPL and contracting and studies are under way to understand steps to control or treat the mine drainage.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are development of a Remedial Investigation and Human Health Risk Assessment, which are currently underway. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2028, because the Remedial Investigation and Human Health Risk Assessment should be completed by then.","city":"HOOPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HUMBOLDT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95546","epaid":"CAD980638225","regionid":"09","sitename":"COPPER BLUFF MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901923","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/copper-bluff-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRESNO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93706","epaid":"CAD980636914","regionid":"09","sitename":"FRESNO MUNICIPAL SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901854","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fresnomunicipallandfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FILLMORE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VENTURA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93015","epaid":"CAD980636781","regionid":"09","sitename":"PACIFIC COAST PIPELINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901841","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pacificcoastpipeline"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FULLERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92833","epaid":"CAD980498695","regionid":"09","sitename":"MCCOLL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901757","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mccoll"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"REDDING","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHASTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96001","epaid":"CAD980498612","regionid":"09","sitename":"IRON MOUNTAIN MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901755","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ironmountainmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALINAS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTEREY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93907","epaid":"CAD980498455","regionid":"09","sitename":"CRAZY HORSE SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901744","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crazyhorselandfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COALINGA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93210","epaid":"CAD980496863","regionid":"09","sitename":"ATLAS ASBESTOS MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901736","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/atlasasbestos"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RANCHO CORDOVA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SACRAMENTO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95670","epaid":"CAD980358832","regionid":"09","sitename":"AEROJET GENERAL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901718","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aerojet"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RIVERSIDE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RIVERSIDE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92501","epaid":"CAD098229214","regionid":"09","sitename":"ALARK HARD CHROME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901694","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alarkhardchrome"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VERNON","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90058","epaid":"CAD097854541","regionid":"09","sitename":"EXIDE TECHNOLOGIES - VERNON","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0901691","humexposurestscode":"","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/exide"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN JOSE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95119","epaid":"CAD097012298","regionid":"09","sitename":"FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR CORP. (SOUTH SAN JOSE PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901685","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fairchildsemiconductorsouth"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, there is currently insufficient information available to determine the Site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Fairchild Semiconductor-Mountain View Superfund Site because EPA found that shallow groundwater contaminated with trichloroethene (TCE) and other Site volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may be infiltrating into the sanitary sewer lines and TCE vapors may be migrating along sewer laterals and entering sewer clean-outs and into buildings and bypassing the vapor intrusion remedy in place. EPA's main concern is whether TCE from Site measured in indoor air pose an unacceptable risk of short-term and chronic health effects due to TCE inhalation exposure. EPA has been implementing the 2010 vapor intrusion remedy to address buildings where elevated TCE and PCE concentrations have been found in indoor air. All nonresidential buildings overlying the shallow TCE groundwater contamination have been sampled to determine the appropriate response action and  vapor intrusion control systems have been installed in all new buildings in the vapor intrusion study area. A Site-wide Shallow Zone Feasibility Study is currently underway to establish a framework and evaluate alternative groundwater cleanup technologies to address the source of vapor intrusion. The activities planned to make the Human Exposure Control determination include completion of the sewer pathway and building specific evaluations, where necessary, and implementing any necessary response actions.","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94043","epaid":"CAD095989778","regionid":"09","sitename":"FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR CORP. (MOUNTAIN VIEW PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901680","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fairchildmountainview"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANTA CLARA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95051","epaid":"CAD092212497","regionid":"09","sitename":"INTEL MAGNETICS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901661","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/intelmagnetics-microStorage"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DAVIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YOLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95618","epaid":"CAD071530380","regionid":"09","sitename":"FRONTIER FERTILIZER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901554","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/frontierfertilizer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OROVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BUTTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95965","epaid":"CAD065021594","regionid":"09","sitename":"LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901513","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/louisiana-pacific"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TURLOCK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STANISLAUS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95380","epaid":"CAD063020143","regionid":"09","sitename":"VALLEY WOOD PRESERVING, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901490","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/valleywood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UKIAH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MENDOCINO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95482","epaid":"CAD063015887","regionid":"09","sitename":"COAST WOOD PRESERVING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901489","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/coastwoodpreserving"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Intel Corp (Mountain View Plant) Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) that EPA found in shallow groundwater. Trichloroethene (TCE) and other Site volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may be infiltrating into the sanitary sewer lines and TCE vapors may be migrating along sewer laterals and entering sewer clean-outs and into buildings and bypassing the vapor intrusion remedy in place. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. EPA's main concern is whether TCE from Site measured in indoor air pose an unacceptable risk of short-term and chronic health effects due to TCE inhalation exposure. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are as follows: EPA has been implementing the 2010 vapor intrusion remedy to address buildings where elevated TCE and PCE concentrations have been found in indoor air. All nonresidential buildings overlying the shallow TCE groundwater contamination have been sampled to determine the appropriate response action and vapor intrusion control systems have been installed in all new buildings in the vapor intrusion study area. A Site-wide Shallow Zone Feasibility Study is currently underway to establish a framework and evaluate alternative groundwater cleanup technologies to address the source of vapor intrusion. The activities planned to make the Human Exposure Control determination include completion of the sewer pathway and building specific evaluations, where necessary, and implementing any necessary response actions. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 12\/01\/2025 because vapor intrusion investigations are anticipated to be completed by this time.<br\/><br\/>","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94043","epaid":"CAD061620217","regionid":"09","sitename":"INTEL CORP. (MOUNTAIN VIEW PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901482","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/intelmountainview"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ARVIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KERN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93203","epaid":"CAD052384021","regionid":"09","sitename":"BROWN & BRYANT, INC. 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Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). National Semiconductor Corp. Superfund site was finalized on the NPL on 07\/22\/1987, and an evaluation of the human health exposure risks is ongoing.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation is vapor intrusion (VI) investigation completion and evaluation. Until this investigation has been completed it is not possible to determine whether the site is protective of human health. Mitigation activities are completed as necessary, including ventilation upgrades, pathway sealing, installation of active depressurization systems, and confirmatory sampling and long-term maintenance plans to confirm the continued effectiveness of the mitigation measures.<br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 2026 because the VI investigation evaluation will be completed by then. <br\/> ","city":"SANTA CLARA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95050","epaid":"CAD041472986","regionid":"09","sitename":"NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901326","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nationalsemiconductor"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CUPERTINO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95014","epaid":"CAD041472341","regionid":"09","sitename":"INTERSIL INC.\/SIEMENS COMPONENTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901325","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/intersil-siemens"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOS ANGELES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90502","epaid":"CAD029544731","regionid":"09","sitename":"DEL AMO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901293","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delamo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SELMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93662","epaid":"CAD029452141","regionid":"09","sitename":"SELMA PRESSURE TREATING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901290","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/selma"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN JOSE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95112","epaid":"CAD029295706","regionid":"09","sitename":"LORENTZ BARREL & DRUM CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901287","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lorentzbarrel-drum"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CASMALIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA BARBARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93429","epaid":"CAD020748125","regionid":"09","sitename":"CASMALIA RESOURCES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901257","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/casmalia"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Halaco Engineering Company Superfund site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make Human Exposure evaluation (HEID)\". Halaco Engineering Company Superfund site was finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) on 09\/19\/2007. While an initial evaluation has been conducted, a final determination of the human health exposure risks has not yet been completed. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation include finalizing the remedial investigation, which is currently underway. Possible human exposure pathways include: soil ingestion, surface water and groundwater ingestion, and external radiation dose. Contaminants being evaluated include metals, arsenic, thorium, and ammonia. The remedial investigation includes a human health risk assessment. As part of the human health risk assessment EPA will evaluate these and other possible pathways. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a site-wide Human Exposure determination in 2028 because the remedial investigation of both Operable Units is anticipated to be completed by then. EPA has completed or overseen two removal actions to limit current exposure to site contaminants and distributed flyers and made presentations at public meetings advising the community to stay off the site. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site to answer community member questions and concerns. EPA contact information is listed on the EPA website for the Halaco Engineering Company Superfund site.(https:\/\/cumulis.epa.gov\/supercpad\/cursites\/csitinfo.cfm?id=0901242).<br\/>","city":"OXNARD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VENTURA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93033","epaid":"CAD009688052","regionid":"09","sitename":"HALACO ENGINEERING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901242","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/halaco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94043","epaid":"CAD009212838","regionid":"09","sitename":"CTS PRINTEX, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901206","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ctsprintex"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the Raytheon Corp. Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) that EPA found in shallow groundwater. Trichloroethene (TCE) and other Site volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may be infiltrating into the sanitary sewer lines and TCE vapors may be migrating along sewer laterals and entering sewer clean-outs and into buildings and bypassing the vapor intrusion remedy in place. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. EPA's main concern is whether TCE from Site measured in indoor air pose an unacceptable risk of short-term and chronic health effects due to TCE inhalation exposure. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are as follows: EPA has been implementing the 2010 vapor intrusion remedy to address buildings where elevated TCE and PCE concentrations have been found in indoor air. All nonresidential buildings overlying the shallow TCE groundwater contamination have been sampled to determine the appropriate response action and vapor intrusion control systems have been installed in all new buildings in the vapor intrusion study area. A Site-wide Shallow Zone Feasibility Study is currently underway to establish a framework and evaluate alternative groundwater cleanup technologies to address the source of vapor intrusion. The activities planned to make the Human Exposure Control determination include completion of the sewer pathway and building specific evaluations, where necessary, and implementing any necessary response actions. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 12\/01\/2025 because vapor intrusion investigations are anticipated to be completed by this time.<br\/>","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94043","epaid":"CAD009205097","regionid":"09","sitename":"RAYTHEON CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901202","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/raytheon"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SUNNYVALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94086","epaid":"CAD009159088","regionid":"09","sitename":"TRW MICROWAVE, INC (BUILDING 825)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901181","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/trwmicrowave"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OROVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUTTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95965","epaid":"CAD009112087","regionid":"09","sitename":"KOPPERS CO., INC. (OROVILLE PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901135","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/koppersoroville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94043","epaid":"CAD009111444","regionid":"09","sitename":"TELEDYNE SEMICONDUCTOR","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901134","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/teledyne"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"STOCKTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JOAQUIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95203","epaid":"CAD009106527","regionid":"09","sitename":"MCCORMICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901129","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mccormick-baxter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRESNO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"FRESNO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"93727","epaid":"CAD009106220","regionid":"09","sitename":"T.H. AGRICULTURE & NUTRITION CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901128","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/thagriculture"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94041","epaid":"CAD009103318","regionid":"09","sitename":"JASCO CHEMICAL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0901126","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jasco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2024, the Montrose Chemical Corporation Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC) because the Palos Verdes Operable Unit (OU5) has ocean sediment contaminated with significant levels of DDT and PCBs. These contaminants impact fish that reside in the area, especially the white croaker. Human exposure occurs through consumption of contaminated fish caught within the Palos Verdes Shelf area. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because consumption of white croaker fillets harvested from the Palos Verdes Shelf area has a lifetime cancer risk of 6 x 10-3 due to high level of DDT and PCBs in the fish (2009 Interim Record of Decision).<br\/><br\/>The 2009 Interim Record of Decision remedy consists of continuation of the Institutional Controls (ICs) program along with monitored natural recovery (MNR) and capping the most contaminated sediments. Currently, a comprehensive ICs program is in place and consists of white croaker bag limits, advisories and warnings for the area, educational outreach programs, and a commercial fishing ban on catching white croaker from the PV Shelf. However, periodic monitoring of the local fishing piers show that white croakers are still being caught by independent anglers for consumption. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, please go to www.pvsfish.org to learn about fish contamination and ways to reduce your exposure risks from consuming contaminated fish harvested from the Palos Verdes Shelf area. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2035 and will continue the current ICs program (education, outreach, monitoring, and enforcement) until a final remedy is selected for the site.<br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA in consultation with the Palos Verdes Shelf Technical Exchange Group, EPA is currently working on an updated Feasibility Study with Updated Conceptual Site Model and Risk Assessment.  The updated Feasibility Study will select the final remedy for Palos Verdes Shelf.<br\/>","city":"TORRANCE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOS ANGELES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"90502","epaid":"CAD008242711","regionid":"09","sitename":"MONTROSE CHEMICAL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900993","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/montrose"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SUNNYVALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95117","epaid":"CAD001864081","regionid":"09","sitename":"WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. (SUNNYVALE PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900956","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/westinghouse"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CRESCENT CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DEL NORTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95531","epaid":"CAD000626176","regionid":"09","sitename":"DEL NORTE PESTICIDE STORAGE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900923","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delnortepesticide"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEED","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SISKIYOU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96094","epaid":"CAD000625731","regionid":"09","sitename":"J.H. BAXTER & CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900917","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jhbaxter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CLOVERDALE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SONOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"95425","epaid":"CAD000074120","regionid":"09","sitename":"MGM BRAKES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900899","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mgmbrakes"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHANDLER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"85224","epaid":"AZ7570028582","regionid":"09","sitename":"WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900890","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/williamsafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). A group of chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (collectively referred to as \u201CPFAS\u201D) has been detected in drinking water wells located off-base. Although PFAS concentrations in groundwater were considered low detections, the levels are above the recently finalized federal maximum contaminant levels (MCLs). This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because PFAS concentrations detected are above the non-cancer-risk threshold (hazard index).<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are being discussed between EPA and the Navy, but will likely include additional collection of groundwater data to determine the spatial extent of impacted groundwater, particularly in relation to groundwater wells used to provide drinking water. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2028 because that is when the Navy will have implemented additional investigations and remedial action to address this contaminant of concern. However, in the interim, EPA plans to discuss mitigation measures to reduce health risks to those currently impacted by this risk.<br\/>","city":"YUMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YUMA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"85369","epaid":"AZ0971590062","regionid":"09","sitename":"YUMA MARINE CORPS AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900885","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/yumausmc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLENDALE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"85309","epaid":"AZ0570024133","regionid":"09","sitename":"LUKE AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900884","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lukeafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TUCSON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PIMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85734","epaid":"AZD980737530","regionid":"09","sitename":"TUCSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900684","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tucsonairport"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLOBE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"GILA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85501","epaid":"AZD980735724","regionid":"09","sitename":"MOUNTAIN VIEW MOBILE HOME ESTATES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900679","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mountainviewmobilehome"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ARLINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85322","epaid":"AZD980735666","regionid":"09","sitename":"HASSAYAMPA LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900677","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hassayampalandfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SCOTTSDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85253","epaid":"AZD980695969","regionid":"09","sitename":"INDIAN BEND WASH AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900673","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/indianbendwash"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GOODYEAR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85338","epaid":"AZD980695902","regionid":"09","sitename":"PHOENIX-GOODYEAR AIRPORT AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900672","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/phoenix-goodyearairport"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PHOENIX","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85041","epaid":"AZD980496780","regionid":"09","sitename":"NINETEENTH AVENUE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900648","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nineteenthave"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient data to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at Motorola 52nd Street Superfund Site. Groundwater is contaminated with volatile organic contaminants (VOCs) that enter into some residential and commercial buildings, referred to as vapor intrusion (VI). The indoor air has been sampled in several of these buildings to determine if there is VI occurring and if VOCs are at concentrations unsafe for workers and residents. If so, a VI mitigation system has been installed. Not all buildings that could have VI have been sampled yet, so there is insufficient data to determine if VOCs in those buildings are above acceptable human health exposure limits. The completion of indoor air sampling will enable EPA to make a Human Exposure determination for the Site and to ensure that appropriate actions are taken to control exposures, if necessary. It should be noted that EPA cannot determine whether human exposures are under control for properties where owners and\/or occupants have not allowed EPA access for sampling purposes.  <br\/>Building occupants living within the Site who are concerned that vapors from the Site may be intruding into their building should contact the EPA remedial project manager or community involvement coordinator. For more information please visit https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/vaporintrusion.  <br\/>There are 3 Operable Units (OUs) at the site. ADEQ is the lead regulatory agency for OU1 and OU2 groundwater, and EPA is the lead for VI. EPA is also the lead for both groundwater and VI for OU3. Specific information about the VI investigations at each OU is below. <br\/>OU1: The off-site\/residential area VI investigation began in 2010 and was completed in 2018. Some property owners declined providing access for VI investigation so ownership records for the area are monitored; as new owners purchase properties that have not been investigated, attempts to access the property are renewed. Additionally, re-investigation of some properties may be warranted with changing groundwater conditions. As of December 2024, seventeen sub-slab mitigation systems (mitigating 19 homes \u2013 one is a multi-unit dwelling) have been installed at residences throughout the area and are regularly monitored. A sub-slab mitigation system was also installed at a commercial building owned by the Arizona Department of Transportation in Fall of 2017. The Former Motorola 52nd Street Plant Campus (on-site) investigation began in 2015 and was completed in 2017. Multiple rounds of soil gas and indoor air sampling were conducted at the buildings throughout the complex. VI was not found to be occurring throughout the complex. New construction on the Former Motorola Plant Campus is being designed to prevent future VI as a precaution. <br\/>OU2: The VI investigation began in 2017 and is ongoing. Where soil gas data indicated a potential for VI above SGHHSLs, indoor air sampling was conducted. Multiple indoor air and fifteen soil gas sampling events have been completed, including additional step-out sample areas that were needed to bound the soil vapor concentrations to concentrations lower than the SGHHSLs. Vapor intrusion is not occurring in the buildings sampled. Investigation of commercial buildings remains to be completed in one portion of OU2 and will be conducted in 2025. Additional indoor air sampling is needed where access was difficult to obtain during the Covid-19 pandemic.  <br\/>OU3: EPA conducted limited VI sampling at locations in OU3 in 2014. Based on this data, a small TCE soil gas plume exists in OU3. Confirmation soil gas sampling was conducted in 2020 to determine if potential VI exists for nearby commercial buildings. The results indicated indoor air sampling was needed in two buildings where they were above SGHHLS, including a residential hotel. The 2021 and 2022 results indicate VI is not occurring in OU3. No further sampling is planned, unless there is a change in site conditions that would warrant additional sampling. ","city":"PHOENIX","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARICOPA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85008","epaid":"AZD009004177","regionid":"09","sitename":"MOTOROLA, INC. (52ND STREET PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900517","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/motorola52ndst"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAINT DAVID","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COCHISE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85630","epaid":"AZD008399263","regionid":"09","sitename":"APACHE POWDER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900510","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/apachepowder"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2023, the Asarco Hayden Plant Superfund Alternative Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). One potential pathway for human exposure is exposure to metals in soil at the site. The Chemicals of potential Concern (COPCs) for the ingestion and dermal pathways include arsenic, lead, and copper. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because although there are fences restricting access to contamination on the property, there is still is still evidence of trespassing, and thus there are possible exposures to COPCs in the soil.  <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include capping of historic tailing piles and development of a Feasibility Study. Do help reduce impacts by risks inherent at this site, unauthorized personnel should not trespass onto facility property. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 9\/30\/2025 because the final remedial action will be selected by then and will be established in the Record of Decision.<br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"HAYDEN","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"GILA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"85235","epaid":"AZD008397127","regionid":"09","sitename":"ASARCO HAYDEN PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900497","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Arizona","state_code":"AZ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/asarcohaydenplant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PAGO PAGO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"96799","epaid":"ASD980637656","regionid":"09","sitename":"TAPUTIMU FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900467","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"American Samoa","state_code":"AS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/taputima"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNTAIN VIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SANTA CLARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"94042","epaid":"CAD009138488","regionid":"09","sitename":"SPECTRA-PHYSICS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900252","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/spectra-physics"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2025, the Orange County North Basin Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Orange County North Basin Superfund site was recently finalized on the NPL on 09\/03\/2020, and there is an ongoing comprehensive evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation include the Orange County Water District conducting an interim, limited scope Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study in the most contaminated part of the Site under EPA oversight.  Although EPA has not evaluated all human health exposure pathways, all drinking water is provided by water purveyors and meets all federal and state standards.  EPA has not investigated the vapor intrusion pathway; however, this investigation will be carried out in coordination with State partners. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 2026 because the Remedial Investigation is anticipated to be complete by then. <br\/><br\/>","city":"ORANGE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"92831","epaid":"CAN000900251","regionid":"09","sitename":"ORANGE COUNTY NORTH BASIN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0900251","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"California","state_code":"CA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/orange-county-north-basin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2018, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Smurfit-Stone Mill Frenchtown Superfund site.  An Administrative Order on Consent for the Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study was signed in late 2015. Remedial investigations are underway. This information will be used to develop a conceptual site mode and risk assessment which will show all the human exposures pathways. EPA has an ongoing community outreach program and provides the community with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources.","city":"MISSOULA","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"MISSOULA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59808","epaid":"MTN000802850","regionid":"08","sitename":"SMURFIT-STONE MILL FRENCHTOWN","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0802850","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/smurfit-stone"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the US Magnesium Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Site investigations are occurring to address chemicals of concern [principally organochlorine compounds as Toxic Equivalent (TEQ) toxicity, with contributing arsenic] in soils, sediments, slurry-sludges, waters and air. The exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because cancer-risk thresholds can exceed the regulatory level of 1x10-6 based on preliminary risk-assessment calculation.US Magnesium is an active facility and site investigations are being conducted in coordinated efforts of the EPA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) programs as well as the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. Activities to address Site conditions are being conducted under a RCRA-CERCLA Enforcement Settlement Consent Decree with US Magnesium entered in Federal District Court in June 2021. Human exposure to the contaminated surface-media is presently controlled in a manner that limits the exposure-frequency. Evaluating the source, releases, and exposure scenarios at this site are ongoing. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2030. Any questions or concerns about the site should be directed to the Community Involvement Coordinator.","city":"TOOELE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TOOELE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84029","epaid":"UTN000802704","regionid":"08","sitename":"US MAGNESIUM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0802704","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/us-magnesium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Colorado Smelter Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Separate Remedial Investigations\/Feasibility Studies (RI\/FS) for both Operable Unit 1 (OU1) (Community Properties) and Operable Unit 2 (OU2) (Former Smelter Area) began in 2014. A plan proposing an early interim action was issued for the residential properties' indoor dust and soil cleanups in OU1 in July 2017 due to exposures to lead- and arsenic- contaminated soil and indoor dust. EPA signed the Interim Record of Decision (i-ROD) in September 2017 and residential soil and indoor dust sampling and cleanups are complete, but institutional controls are not in place. <br\/>The soil exposure and indoor dust-inhalation\/exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPAs Site-specific i-ROD cleanup criteria not having been met for all the OU1 properties. Site-specific i-ROD cleanup criteria are Lead: 350 ppm soil, 275 ppm indoor dust; Arsenic: 61 ppm soil and indoor dust. In January 2024, EPA released an Updated Soil Lead Guidance lowering the screening level for lead to 200ppm. EPA is currently evaluating how this change may impact the cleanup that was conducted or is planned within the Site boundary. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2034 for this OU because we anticipate having our cleanup complete and Institutional Controls in place.<br\/>The OU2 RI\/FS is ongoing. \"Caution\" and \"No Trespassing\" signs were placed around the former smelter area in 2015. Despite the signage, there are several unhoused people continually living on OU2 and an active railroad prohibits fully limiting access to OU2 slag areas. All OU2 media, pathways, and contaminants of concern have not been fully characterized; however, one year of quarterly air monitoring (March 2018 to March 2019) showed that smelter area contaminants are not being entrained into adjacent neighborhoods. In 2019, quarterly surface water sampling with collocated sediment and pore water samples were collected and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law\/Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (BIL\/IIJA) funding received in 2022 allowed OU2 RI Work Plan updates and RI\/FS tasks, including groundwater investigation. Groundwater investigations are expected to be completed in 2026.<br\/>","city":"PUEBLO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PUEBLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81006","epaid":"CON000802700","regionid":"08","sitename":"COLORADO SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0802700","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/colorado-smelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Five Points PCE Plume Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) Further characterization of the site found related soil and soil gas PCE contamination, in addition to the already known groundwater plume. The site was previously categorized as Human Health Exposure Under Control because the groundwater plume did not impact resident\u2019s drinking water. The new pathway does impact the selected remedy since new mediums will need to be addressed.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are to conduct further characterization of the soil and soil gas contamination through sampling and to evaluate for potential vapor intrusion occuring in buildings do to PCE soil gas. EPA and UDEQ currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 2031 because of the completion of the additional investigation and focused feasibility study.<br\/><br\/>EPA and UDEQ are in continued communication with the dry cleaner owner and the property owner about current work undergoing at this site. EPA performed a small indoor air sampling event after confirmed soil gas samples were taken to evaluate potential vapor intrusion occurring in nearby properties. Although no immediate human risk, EPA and UDEQ are planning a widespread indoor air investigation to evaluate vapor intrusion human exposure pathway.<br\/>","city":"WOODS CROSS\/BOUNTIFUL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DAVIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84010","epaid":"UTN000802654","regionid":"08","sitename":"FIVE POINTS PCE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0802654","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/five-points"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Creede","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MINERAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81130","epaid":"CON000802630","regionid":"08","sitename":"NELSON TUNNEL\/COMMODORE WASTE ROCK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0802630","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nelson-tunnel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Bonita Peak Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). In June 2019, EPA completed a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) for the Site with extensive review by a multi-party human health advisory group. As discussed in the risk assessment, campers may be exposed to contaminants above EPA cleanup levels at multiple campsites within Operable Unit 01 (OU1). This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria. Campground 7 and trespass campground 4 have been remediated under the 2019 Interim Record of Decision (IROD). Two additional trespass campgrounds with unacceptable lead exposure risks were identified in a 2022 ATSDR report. These campgrounds, called 2 and 3, were remediated under an Emergency Removal Action in 2023. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is currently evaluating recreational areas on BLM managed land to assess if there are unacceptable human health exposures. The EPA expects human exposure to be under control in September 2030, when the OU1 remedial action is complete.<br\/>If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this site, EPA recommends you camp in designated camping areas, and take steps to limit ingestion of contaminated soil, such as proper hand washing. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2035 because EPA will have completed activities pursuant to its May 2019 IROD, as well as completed sitewide remedial investigation activities and implemented any remaining priority response actions necessary to address human health exposure. An addendum to the HHRA is being prepared to address potential exposures resulting from traditional Native American use of the mining district. And additional health education information will be developed to manage any identified exposure risks. EPA has an extensive community outreach program which includes providing residents and recreationalists with information on how to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources.<br\/>","city":"UNINCORPORATED","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JUAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81433","epaid":"CON000802497","regionid":"08","sitename":"BONITA PEAK MINING DISTRICT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0802497","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bonita-peak"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Flat Creek IMM Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Residents and recreational users of the Flat Creek watershed (Operable Unit 2 OU2) can be exposed to elevated concentrations of arsenic, lead and antimony and other metals in floodplain and streambank deposits, tailings and waste rock, streambed sediment, surface water, and groundwater. <br\/>Groundwater in the area is relatively shallow and influenced by the Clark Fork River. Public well water is treated, and the Town of Superior tests these wells for water quality in accordance with federal standards. Some residents obtain water from private wells. However, EPA is not aware if these wells are currently used as a source of drinking water. Site groundwater and surface water contamination will be addressed as part of OU2. Currently, OU2 is in the remedial investigation\u2044feasibility study (RI\u2044FS) phase of the Superfund process. These exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because elevated concentrations generally relate to concentrations greater than three times background and\u2044or above associated screening levels, or human health and aquatic water quality standards, as applicable. To date, the US Forest Service is working on the ongoing removal of Flat Creek streamside tailings. Once that work is completed, EPA will investigate any remaining contamination in the Flat Creek watershed and develop a Record of Decision (planned date is September 2029) to address risks to human health and the environment posed by that remaining contamination. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by March 2034 because Remedial Action is anticipated to be completed in the watershed by that date. <br\/>If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this site, EPA has an ongoing community outreach program including providing residents and recreationalists with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources. EPA prioritized its resources to address contamination in the town of Superior, Operable Unit 1 (OU1). EPA removed contaminated soil from 33 properties, the school track, and the fairgrounds in 2002, 2010 and 2011. EPA issued a Record of Decision for OU1 in 2012 to address the remaining contaminated yards. Cleanup began in September 2013 and finished in November 2013. Since then, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated residential soil sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA began planning activities evaluate the potential presence and extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA will share information on planned activities and results as they become available. <br\/>","city":"SUPERIOR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MINERAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59872","epaid":"MT0012694970","regionid":"08","sitename":"FLAT CREEK IMM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801914","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/flat-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2025, the Libby Asbestos Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to potential exposures to commercial loggers and firefighters within forested areas around the former mine site and to trespasser rockhounders to mine materials on the former mine site (Operable Unit 3, OU3). This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because the main exposure scenarios for these areas are for loggers, firefighters, and rockhound trespassers, and remedial action has not yet been taken to address these exposures. Access to most of the area is restricted but there are many access points that cannot be controlled due to the large area of this OU. <br\/>Feasibility study work for OU3 is underway by the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP). If you are potentially impacted by risks related to OU3, please contact the Remedial Project Manager or Community Involvement Coordinator for this site. <br\/>EPA currently estimates that human exposure for the aforementioned exposure scenarios will be under control by 2040. EPA selected a final remedy in early 2016 for residential and commercial properties in the communities of Libby and Troy (OUs 4 and 7), transportation corridors (OUs 6 and 8), and an industrial park (OU5). EPA has completed investigations at more than 7,600 properties and cleanup at more than 2,600 properties in OUs 4 and 7. These cleanups were completed in October 2018. OUs 1, 2, 5, 6 and 8 (the former export plant, former screening plant, industrial park, rail and highway corridors), where remedial actions have also been completed, are also considered under control for human exposures. In addition, EPA, the State of Montana, and the Lincoln County Asbestos Resource Program have an extensive community outreach program which continues to provide residents, workers, and recreationalists with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources.<br\/>","city":"LIBBY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LINCOLN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59923","epaid":"MT0009083840","regionid":"08","sitename":"LIBBY ASBESTOS SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801744","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/libby-asbestos"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BILLINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YELLOWSTONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59101","epaid":"MT0007623052","regionid":"08","sitename":"LOCKWOOD SOLVENT GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801709","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lockwood-solvent"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Upper Tenmile Creek Mining Area Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Concerns for the human exposure pathways include one partial residential soil remedial action yet to be taken, potential community access to nearby waste piles from former mining operations (approximately 35 of the original 70 piles have not yet been addressed), and the stockpile of contaminated residential soils that were relocated to the RV Ranch property as funding was not available to transport the material to the Luttrell Regional Repository. The soils in this stockpile contain up to 10,000 ppm lead. The remedial action levels defined in the 2002 Record of Decision are 100 parts per million for arsenic and 400 parts per million for lead. <br\/>The 2008 Record of Decision Amendment indicates drinking water for the Rimini community will be sourced from Tenmile Creek to address the human ingestion pathway concerns. However, there are eight major contributing adit discharges and associated outfall sediment loads that require remediation before the creek may be used as a drinking water source. Currently, most residences in Rimini, and those nearest the Tenmile Creek in the Landmark Subdivision, are provided drinking water via the EPA Bottled Water Program administered through a cooperative agreement with Lewis & Clark County. Use of private drinking water wells is considered unacceptable because levels of arsenic and other mining-associated metals levels exceed the drinking water standards (MCLs) by orders of magnitude.<br\/>In 2024 and 2025, EPA and the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) have been taking measures under the Cooperative Agreement to address the mine waste sites in the Minnehaha Creek drainage and transport the temporary residential stockpile located on the RV Ranch. All other planned remedial action projects are waiting for design and remedial action funding. If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this site, please contact the Lewis & Clark County Health Department at (406) 457-8900 or (406) 447-8351 for information and assistance related to the EPA Bottled Water Program. EPA and MDEQ currently anticipate that human exposure will be under control by December 2040 pending receiving funding to conduct the work.<br\/>","city":"HELENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEWIS AND CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59601","epaid":"MTSFN7578012","regionid":"08","sitename":"UPPER TENMILE CREEK MINING AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801699","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/upper-tenmile"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Jacobs Smelter Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC) because human exposure to lead and arsenic through inhalation or ingestion of contaminated soil is possible. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because there are concentrations of lead and arsenic above levels considered to be safe for residential use in Operable Unit (OU) 6 (former Chicago and Carson Buzzo Smelters area). Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include a Remedial Investigation\u2044Feasibility Study (RI\u2044FS) for OU6. EPA plans to conduct this additional investigative work at OU6 to assess the potential ecological and human health exposures. Utah Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ) and EPA currently anticipate that the RI\u2044FS will be substantially complete in 2026.<br\/>The Jacobs Smelter site is a state-lead NPL site. Cleanups in OU1 (former Jacobs Smelter area) and OU3 (Stockton Rail Yard) have been completed and those OUs have been deleted from the NPL. Cleanup has also been completed at OU4 (Kennecott Parcel) and the region will be proposing to delete this OU in the future. OU2, which consists of the Rawhide Ranchettes and B&B Subdivision residential areas near the Waterman Smelter area, has also been remediated. The most recent remedial action effort at OU2 also included two areas of OU5 (Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Parcel). A third area of OU5, the Northeast Parcel, was redelegated to the BLM. Contamination on that parcel will be addressed by the BLM under a removal action.<br\/>Although removal actions and remedial actions for soil cleanups have been completed for many residential properties and lots exceeding the lead cleanup level, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\u2044kg for residential soil-lead sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA will begin planning and potentially undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data to make an evaluation to determine the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA will share information on planned activities and results as they become available. At this time, the EPA currently anticipates that Human Exposure will be under control in June 2032 upon completion of remedial action at OU6.<br\/>","city":"STOCKTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TOOELE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84071","epaid":"UT0002391472","regionid":"08","sitename":"JACOBS SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801674","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jacobs-smelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GUNNISON NATIONAL FOREST","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GUNNISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81224","epaid":"CO0002378230","regionid":"08","sitename":"STANDARD MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801669","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/standard-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEAD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAWRENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"57754","epaid":"SDD987673985","regionid":"08","sitename":"GILT EDGE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801668","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"South Dakota","state_code":"SD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gilt-edge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, Vasquez Boulevard and I-70 Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Although residential soil investigations and cleanups at Operable Unit (OU) 1 (Residential Soils) were completed in 2018 for properties exceeding 400 mg\u2044kg lead or 70 mg\u2044kg of arsenic, and institutional controls are in place, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\u2044kg for residential soil-lead sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency will take in their community.<br\/>The remedial investigations at OU2 (the former Omaha & Grant Smelter) and OU3 (the former Argo Smelter) are ongoing, but there are known elevated levels of contaminants in groundwater and sub-surface soils in these areas. The main contaminants of concern at OU2 and OU3 are heavy metals including lead and arsenic. In OU2, land use determinations, and therefore potential human health exposures, are in flux due to unknown future development activities. In OU3, the groundwater concentrations of arsenic, lead and cadmium are above the drinking water standards. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because. Although the groundwater is not currently used for drinking, there are no institutional controls to prevent contact or use with contaminated groundwater.<br\/>To date, the planned activities to address these pathways are to begin evaluating existing site data and data gaps to determine the extent of OU1 soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. EPA plans to review and finalize the Remedial Investigation at OU2. At OU3, the next step is to continue Remedial investigation activities, and then develop a Feasibility Study that will evaluate possible alternatives to clean up OU3.<br\/>If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can contact the Community Involvement Coordinator for details. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by June 2030, because it anticipates receiving funding and completing associated studies and cleanups by then.<br\/>","city":"DENVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DENVER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80216","epaid":"CO0002259588","regionid":"08","sitename":"VASQUEZ BOULEVARD AND I-70","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801646","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vb-i70"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Eureka Mills Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to Make a Human Exposure Evaluation (HEID). In January 2024, EPA released an Updated Soil Lead Guidance lowering the screening level for lead to 200 ppm. EPA is currently evaluating how this change may impact the cleanup that was conducted at Eureka Mills.<br\/>EPA uses this human exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are to re-evaluate the previous Human Health Risk Assessment with current toxicity information, determine a background value, and reevaluate the soil concentrations of homes that previously did not require a cleanup. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a human exposure determination by Spring 2028 because the site is currently deleted and there is minimal funding for additional sampling and document review. Currently, EPA suspects that additional homes may require a cleanup under the updated guidance. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring.<br\/>","city":"EUREKA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"JUAB","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84628","epaid":"UT0002240158","regionid":"08","sitename":"EUREKA MILLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801644","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eureka-mills"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOUNTIFUL","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DAVIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84010","epaid":"UT0001277359","regionid":"08","sitename":"INTERMOUNTAIN WASTE OIL REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801545","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/intermountain-waste"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOUNTIFUL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DAVIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84010","epaid":"UT0001119296","regionid":"08","sitename":"BOUNTIFUL\/WOODS CROSS 5TH S. PCE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801528","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bountiful-woods-cross"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Carpenter Snow Creek Mining District Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). The planned activities to address the solid source pathway at the Town of Neihart Community Soils Operable Unit (OU) 1 are to implement the selected remedial action outlined in the 2009 Record of Decision (ROD) to remove residential soils contaminated with lead and arsenic, and to work with Cascade County Health Department to implement institutional controls. The cleanup standards in the ROD are 400 mg\u2044kg for lead and 100 mg\u2044kg for arsenic and are currently being re-evaluated. <br\/>EPA has also completed site-wide remedial investigations and is working on a feasibility studies at OU2 and OU3 that addresses solid and aqueous source mine waste and fluvial deposits in the Carpenter and Snow Creek watersheds. EPA will follow this with Records of Decision to address the solid source media in Operable Unit 3 (Carpenter Creek) and OU2 (Snow Creek), which are planned for 2027. EPA also anticipates procuring a Design and Engineering Contractor to help prepare the OU4 (Neihart Slope) and OU5 (Belt Creek Tailings) feasibility study, proposed plan and ROD in late 2026.<br\/>In addition, EPA and the US Forest Service have conducted multiple removal actions to reduce human exposure and address multiple safety hazards. These include on site demolition of degraded chemicals and dynamite, removal of electrical transformers containing Polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) fluids, surface water diversions, and excavation and on-site placement of over 50,000 cubic yards of mine waste. EPA will continue to use removal authority to address the mine waste piles that have the greatest potential to erode in nearby surface water bodies until a final OU5 ROD can be issued in 2031. EPA is also working with two Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) to pilot test source control measures to address mine-influenced waters coming from two discharging mine adits in the Carpenter Creek (OU3) drainage. <br\/>EPA continues to provide residents and recreationalists with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources such as soils, sediments, surface water and groundwater. Remedial action completion of a final aqueous (water) source remedy media is anticipated to be completed in 2041. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because on site workers, residents and recreationalists can be exposed through direct contact to mine waste and sediment containing thallium, manganese, lead and arsenic in contaminated source materials, fluvial deposits and residential soils as well as mine influenced water discharging from multiple adits containing concentrations of lead, iron, zinc, cadmium, copper and thallium above federal maximum contaminant levels.<br\/>","city":"NEIHART","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASCADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59465","epaid":"MT0001096353","regionid":"08","sitename":"CARPENTER SNOW CREEK MINING DISTRICT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801507","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/carpenter-snow-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEADVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80461","epaid":"COD980717938","regionid":"08","sitename":"CALIFORNIA GULCH","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801478","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/california-gulch"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Billings PCE Superfund site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Multiple vapor intrusion and groundwater investigations have been completed since the Billings PCE site was finalized for the National Priorities List (NPL) on 9 September 2021, and a human health risk assessment (HHRA) addressing the vapor intrusion pathway was completed in August 2024. The HHRA identified exposures that are above acceptable risk-based levels for multiple contaminants of concern. <br\/>An interim Record of Decision (ROD) for operable unit 1 (OU1) to address the vapor intrusion pathway is anticipated in 2026. Once all eligible structures have mitigations systems in place and institutional controls have been implemented as part of the OU1 remedial action, human exposure will be under control since there are no known potable uses of the groundwater. <br\/>EPA continuously conducts community outreach efforts (e.g., fact sheet, community meetings). The OU1 Proposed Plan public comment period ended on September 27, 2025 and is developing the responsiveness summary as part of the interim ROD.<br\/>","city":"BILLINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YELLOWSTONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59101","epaid":"MTD986073252","regionid":"08","sitename":"BILLINGS PCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801303","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/billings-pce"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Davenport & Flagstaff Smelters Superfund Site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\u2044or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Although non-time critical removal actions for soil cleanups, via soil removal and replacement, were completed in the early-2000s for residential properties and lots exceeding the 600 mg\u2044kg lead cleanup level, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\u2044kg for residential soil-lead sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. <br\/>Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA will begin planning and potentially undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data, including prior remedy-backfill materials, to make an evaluation to determine the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by September 2029 because up to 3 years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. <br\/>While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA and Utah Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ) Division of Environmental Response and Remediation (DERR) will share information on planned activities and results as they become available. In the meantime, and out of an abundance of caution, if you live near the Davenport and Flagstaff Smelters Superfund Site (especially properties without previous soil-replacements), residents can have children, especially those under 7, tested for lead exposure annually. The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency may take in their community. Residents may also contact the site\u2019s Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have.<br\/>","city":"SANDY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84092","epaid":"UTD988075719","regionid":"08","sitename":"DAVENPORT AND FLAGSTAFF SMELTERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801257","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/davenport-and-flagstaff"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Barker Hughesville Mining District Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). EPA has completed the remedial investigations and is working on the Operating Unit 1 (OU1) feasibility study that addresses solid and aqueous source mine waste in the upper and middle Galena Creek watershed. EPA will follow this with an OU1 Record of Decision, which is planned for late 2026. <br\/>EPA has already overseen the completion of two Potentially Responsible Party (PRP)-lead removal actions to waste rock and tailings associated with the Block P Mining complex that has resulted in over 500,000 cubic yards of waste being placed in an onsite repository. EPA is also working with three PRPs to pilot test source control measures to address mine-influenced waters coming from three of the most contaminated discharging mine adits in the district. Remedial action completion of a final aqueous (water) source remedy media is anticipated to be completed in 2042. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because on-site workers, seasonal residents and recreationalists can be exposed through direct contact to mine waste, sediments and fluvial deposits containing thallium, manganese, lead and arsenic in contaminated source materials and residential soils as well as mine-influenced water discharging from multiple adits containing concentrations of lead, iron, zinc, cadmium, copper and thallium above federal maximum contaminant levels.<br\/>EPA continues to provide residents and recreationalists with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources such as soils, sediments, surface water and groundwater with a fact sheet anticipated to be mailed in early 2026.<br\/>","city":"MONARCH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASCADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59469","epaid":"MT6122307485","regionid":"08","sitename":"BARKER HUGHESVILLE MINING DISTRICT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801208","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/barker-hughesville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RIO GRANDE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RIO GRANDE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81132","epaid":"COD983778432","regionid":"08","sitename":"SUMMITVILLE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801194","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/summitville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALIDA","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"CHAFFEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81201","epaid":"COD983769738","regionid":"08","sitename":"SMELTERTOWN SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0801085","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/smeltertown"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Basin Mining Area Superfund Site (Site) is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). EPA uses this HEID Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\u2044or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. <br\/><br\/>Soil cleanups for residential lead and arsenic were completed in the early 2000s for OU1, the Town of Basin, at the Site. Residential properties exceeding 800 mg\u2044kg lead levels were addressed; recently, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\u2044kg for residential soil-lead sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA will begin planning and potentially undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data, including prior remedy-backfill materials, to make an evaluation to determine the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations.  <br\/><br\/>The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 12\/1\/2031 because up to 3 years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA will share information on planned activities and results as they become available.  <br\/><br\/>In the meantime, and out of an abundance of caution, if you live near the Basin Mining Area Superfund Site (especially properties without previous soil-replacements and within the community of Basin), residents can have children, especially those under 7, tested for lead exposure annually. The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency will take in their community. Residents may also contact the sites Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have.<br\/>","city":"BASIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59631","epaid":"MTD982572562","regionid":"08","sitename":"BASIN MINING AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0801057","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/basin-mining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WARD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOULDER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80481","epaid":"COD981551427","regionid":"08","sitename":"CAPTAIN JACK MILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800892","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/captain-jack"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2023, the Monticello Mill Tailings Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\u2044or contaminant(s) that may be possible since segments of Montezuma Creek are designated for domestic drinking water, and uranium concentrations has been observed in some surface water samples. The site was previously categorized as Current Human Exposure Controlled and Protective Remedy in Place (HEPR) and in the 2022 Five-Year Review (FYR) Report it was identified that additional information is needed to evaluate whether the remedy is functioning as intended and protective of human health and the environment.<br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\u2044or contaminants(s) are the following: 1) Completion of a feasibility study to evaluate remedial alternatives of the remedy for Operable Unit III to achieving the water quality restoration goals, 2) Evaluation of risk to human health and aquatic organisms using current state water quality standards, and 3) Evaluation to determine if institutional controls are required to prevent human consumption of surface water. EPA and US Department of Energy Legacy Management (DOE LM) currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by October 31, 2024, because the issues and recommendations identified in the FYR will have been completed.<br\/>","city":"MONTICELLO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JUAN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"84535","epaid":"UT3890090035","regionid":"08","sitename":"MONTICELLO MILL TAILINGS (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800867","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monticello-mill-tailings"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DENVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DENVER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80216","epaid":"COD007431620","regionid":"08","sitename":"CHEMICAL SALES CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800866","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemical-sales"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EVANSVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NATRONA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"82636","epaid":"WYD981546005","regionid":"08","sitename":"MYSTERY BRIDGE RD\/U.S. HIGHWAY 20","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800852","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Wyoming","state_code":"WY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mystery-bridge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LARAMIE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ALBANY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"82070","epaid":"WYD061112470","regionid":"08","sitename":"BAXTER\/UNION PACIFIC TIE TREATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0800792","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wyoming","state_code":"WY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/baxter-tie-treating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OGDEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WEBER","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"84407","epaid":"UT9210020922","regionid":"08","sitename":"OGDEN DEFENSE DEPOT (DLA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800760","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ogden-defense-depot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Tooele Army Depot (North Area) Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID) because of a historic use and release of suspected Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) containing fire retardant, munitions maintenance and washing material, and vehicle and armor maintenance activities. <br\/>Based on the March 2023 Five-Year Review (FYR) report, EPA Region 8 provided an independent finding letter stating there is insufficient information to assess if potential sources of PFAS have impacted soils and groundwater in OU7, OU8 and OU9. A path forward to address PFAS at the site is unclear. Additionally, it is unclear whether other groundwater contaminants (trichloroethylene, TCE) are under control and whether the reduction of such contaminants is exasperated by the presence of PFAS.<br\/>The site was previously evaluated by the U. S. Army Environmental Command for the presence of PFAS using analytical methods and as well as sampling methods in terms of type and location of samples, under the Army\u2019s Preliminary Assessment (PA) Site Investigation (SI) program, that are not in compliance with current methods to evaluate soil and groundwater for PFAS. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control as it pertains to munitions of explosive concern and munition constituents. The EPA expects to have sufficient information to make a human exposure determination by June 2030, depending on funding for the U.S. Army\u2019s base wide Remedial Investigation. There are no known unacceptable exposure pathways and institutional controls are in place to prevent or limit exposure to previously identified munitions of explosive concern and munition constituents (for example lead) impacting soils. <br\/>","city":"TOOELE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TOOELE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"84074","epaid":"UT3213820894","regionid":"08","sitename":"TOOELE ARMY DEPOT (NORTH AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800755","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tooele-army-depot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Hill Air Force Base Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). This is due to Vapor Intrusion (VI) off Base which is being addressed under Operable Unit (OU) 15, and PFAS in groundwater at OU19. <br\/>The Remedial Action Objective of OU15 is to prevent human exposure by inhalation to indoor air concentrations that are present due to VI above the contaminants respective risk-based action levels. Action levels are based on a cancer risk of 1 in 100,000 or a Hazard Quotient of 1. The VI exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria. Some of the major contaminants of concern are trichloroethylene, perchloroethylene, vinyl chloride, and 1,2-dichloroethane. OU15 is unique in that there is only one contaminated medium (indoor air) and one exposure pathway (inhalation). The vapor sources are being remediated as part of the other OUs for soil and\/or groundwater contamination. Therefore, the remedy for OU15 focuses on preventing exposure and not treating the vapor sources. <br\/>Although data is preliminary, perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been found on-Base and may also contribute to a human health exposure as it migrates off-Base in groundwater. Whether there are volatile components of PFAS which may contribute to vapor intrusion is currently unknown. Remedial investigation work has begun, but it will take time to address the various sources and migration pathways. The Air Force is working on access agreements for off-Base investigation. The EPA estimates that human exposure will be under control in March 2034.<br\/>","city":"HILL AFB","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"84056","epaid":"UT0571724350","regionid":"08","sitename":"HILL AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800753","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hill-air-force-base"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the 700 South 1600 East PCE Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). The primary contaminants of concern are tetrachloroethylene (PCE) and trichloroethylene (TCE). The identified source of contamination is the historic dry-cleaning operation at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center. <br\/>The 700 South 1600 East PCE Site was finalized on the National Priorities List on May 24, 2013. As the lead agency, the VA completed a Remedial Investigation including Human Health Risk Assessment for Accelerated Operable Unit 1 (AOU1). This investigation focused on the vapor intrusion pathway for contaminants, which can occur in shallow groundwater and enter buildings through small cracks in the foundation. Of the residences tested, only one home required installation of a vapor mitigation system. Three additional residences were provided temporary controls. Subsequently, AOU1 was merged with groundwater OU2 to form a new site-wide OU1. To address this pathway, a comprehensive Remedial Investigation (RI) and Human Health Risk Assessment was completed for OU1 in September 2022, which evaluated the vapor intrusion pathway on a larger scale, as well as any potentially complete exposure pathways from groundwater and\u2044or surface water. EPA anticipates that human exposure will be under control by early 2026 when the final remedy is implemented. <br\/>If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this Site, the VA is currently providing free indoor air quality testing for homeowners. If warranted, the VA will provide a vapor extraction system at no cost. EPA will continue to ensure that any unacceptable exposures are addressed. Ongoing community outreach activities are being conducted at this Site.<br\/>","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"84102","epaid":"UTD981548985","regionid":"08","sitename":"700 SOUTH 1600 EAST PCE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800743","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/700-south"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2018, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Richardson Flat Tailings Superfund site. Investigations are underway. This information will be used to develop a conceptual site model and risk assessment which will show all the human exposure pathways.  Current outreach is to local officials, and community interviews and outreach are planned for the near future.","city":"PARK CITY","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"SUMMIT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84060","epaid":"UTD980952840","regionid":"08","sitename":"RICHARDSON FLAT TAILINGS","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0800705","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/richardson-flat"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MURRAY CITY","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84107","epaid":"UTD980951420","regionid":"08","sitename":"MURRAY SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0800697","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/murray-smelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Sharon Steel Superfund Site (Site) is considered Insufficient Data to Make a Human Exposure Evaluation (HEID). EPA uses this human exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\u2044or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. <br\/>Although lead cleanup in soil at the Site was completed and the Site was deleted from the National Priorities List (NPL) on September 24, 2004, the EPA has provided an Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Sites and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Corrective Action Facilities on January 17, 2024. This guidance provides a lower recommended residential soil lead regional screening level (RSL) for lead-contaminated soil than the lead RSL that was considered at the time of the Site cleanup. The EPA and the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Environmental Response and Remediation (UDEQ\u2044DERR) will evaluate how this change may impact the cleanup that was conducted at the Site.<br\/>Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA and UDEQ\u2044DERR will begin planning and undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data, including prior remedy-backfill materials, to evaluate the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future potential exposure risk to sensitive populations (i.e., young children). The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by August 2027 because up to 3 years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA and UDEQ\u2044DERR will share information on planned activities and results as they become available with potentially affect stakeholders. In the meantime, and out of an abundance of caution, if you live at or near the Sharon Steel Superfund Site, residents can have children, especially those under 7, tested for lead exposure annually.<br\/>The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency will take in their community. Residents may also contact the site\u2019s Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have.<br\/>","city":"MIDVALE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84047","epaid":"UTD980951388","regionid":"08","sitename":"SHARON STEEL CORP. (MIDVALE TAILINGS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800694","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharon-steel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84116","epaid":"UTD980718670","regionid":"08","sitename":"PORTLAND CEMENT (KILN DUST 2 & 3)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800690","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/portland-cement"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Utah Power and Light\u2044American Barrel Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). The Utah Power and Light\u2044American Barrel Superfund site was evaluated in 2021 for its fifth Five-Year Review (FYR), and recommendations from that review indicate that there is insufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination.<br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. A vapor intrusion investigation for the North Sixth Apartments was recommended during the 2016 fourth FYR, based on information identified during 2011 vapor intrusion sampling. In August 2018, PacifiCorp submitted a Response to Recommendation\u2044Follow-up Action for Indoor Air Sampling and a Vapor Intrusion Investigation from the Fourth Five-Year Review. The Johnson and Ettinger model was used in this evaluation to determine if the soil vapor posed a potential risk to persons inside the North Sixth Apartments. Although residential units are not located on the first floor, to be conservative the Johnson and Ettinger model was run for a potential residential exposure. The model results indicated that the concentrations detected in the soil-gas would not translate into a residential exposure above target levels. The report also identified difficulties in conducting vapor intrusion sampling due to elevated background benzene concentrations that would be present given the buildings urban location and the thickness of the building foundation (3 feet thick) that would prohibit sub-slab sampling. After reviewing the document and conclusions of PacifiCorp\u2019s August 2018 response, the EPA and Utah Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ) determined that the Johnson and Ettinger modeling conducted would not be sufficient to determine risk posed by the vapor intrusion pathway. The EPA and UDEQ required a comprehensive vapor intrusion investigation, including indoor air sampling, to evaluate the vapor intrusion pathway for the North Sixth Apartments. In April of 2022, PacifiCorp performed a vapor intrusion investigation, but that test was inconclusive. A second round of testing was completed in 2023, which EPA is currently in the process of evaluating.<br\/>EPA and UDEQ currently anticipate that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by December 2025. This date is anticipated because it will provide the time analyze the results from a comprehensive vapor intrusion investigation. Note that this does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring. If you live near this site and have questions, please contact EPA or UDEQ at one of the contacts on the site web page.<br\/>","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84104","epaid":"UTD980667240","regionid":"08","sitename":"UTAH POWER & LIGHT\/AMERICAN BARREL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800680","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/utah-power"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MONTICELLO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JUAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84535","epaid":"UTD980667208","regionid":"08","sitename":"MONTICELLO RADIOACTIVELY CONTAMINATED PROPERTIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800679","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monticello-properties"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84116","epaid":"UTD980635452","regionid":"08","sitename":"ROSE PARK SLUDGE PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800663","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rose-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the International Smelting and Refining Superfund Site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\u2044or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Although soil removal and replacement cleanups in the early-2000s addressed one third of the residential properties and lots that exceeded the site\u2019s 580 mg\u2044kg lead cleanup level, and Institutional Controls (via a removal and response program developed by the Tooele County Health Department to address future development of the un-remediated lots), the EPA provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\u2044kg. If there are other potential sources of lead exposure, such as lead-based paint in homes built before 1978 or lead service lines, EPA recommends screening at 100 mg\/kg. <br\/>The EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\u2044or cleanup is needed. Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA will begin planning and potentially undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data, including prior remedy-backfill materials, to make an evaluation to determine the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by September 2028 because up to 3 years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. <br\/>While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA and Utah Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ) Division of Environmental Response and Remediation (DERR) will share information on planned activities and results as they become available. In the meantime, and out of an abundance of caution, if you live In Tooele and the Pine Canyon Community area near the International Smelter and Refining Superfund Site, residents can have children, especially those under 7, tested for lead exposure annually. The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency may take in their community. Residents may also contact the site\u2019s Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have.<br\/>","city":"TOOELE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TOOELE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84074","epaid":"UTD093120921","regionid":"08","sitename":"INTERNATIONAL SMELTING AND REFINING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800650","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/international-smelting"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84116","epaid":"UTD093119196","regionid":"08","sitename":"PETROCHEM RECYCLING CORP.\/EKOTEK PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800649","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/petrochem"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Midvale Slag Superfund Site (Site) is considered Insufficient Data to Make a Human Exposure Evaluation (HEID). EPA uses this human exposure status when there is insufficient data\u2044evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\u2044or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. <br\/>Although lead cleanup in soil at the Site was completed and the Site was deleted from the National Priorities List (NPL) on April 8, 2015, the EPA has provided an Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Sites and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Corrective Action Facilities on January 17, 2024. This guidance provides a lower recommended residential soil lead regional screening level (RSL) for lead-contaminated soil than the lead RSL that was considered at the time of the Site cleanup. The EPA and the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Environmental Response and Remediation (UDEQ\u2044DERR) will evaluate how this change may impact the cleanup that was conducted at the Site.<br\/>Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA and UDEQ\u2044DERR will begin planning and undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data, including prior remedy-backfill materials, to evaluate the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future potential exposure risk to sensitive populations (i.e., young children). The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by August 2027 because up to 3 years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. <br\/>While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA and UDEQ\u2044DERR will share information on planned activities and results as they become available with potentially affect stakeholders. In the meantime, and out of an abundance of caution, if you live at or near the Site, residents can have children, especially those under 7, tested for lead exposure annually.<br\/>The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency will take in their community. Residents may also contact the sites Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have.<br\/>","city":"MIDVALE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84047","epaid":"UTD081834277","regionid":"08","sitename":"MIDVALE SLAG","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800641","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midvale-slag"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MAGNA","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84044","epaid":"UTD070926811","regionid":"08","sitename":"KENNECOTT (NORTH ZONE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0800636","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kennecott-north"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, for the Kennecott (South Zone) Superfund site there is Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). Since 1994 the Kennecott (South Zone) has been a Superfund Alternative site consisting of residential communities (Cities of West Jordan, South Jordan, Riverton and Herriman, and Unincorporated Salt Lake County), the Bingham Canyon Mine, Copperton Mill, in addition to waste management operations of Rio Tinto Kennecott (RTK) and other site-related infrastructure. The main contaminants of concern are arsenic and lead in soil, in addition to cadmium and selenium and impacted groundwater (heavy metals, sulfate, and total dissolved solids) underlying the site and surrounding communities. Previous operations impacted drainages and creeks with metals impacted tailings and sediment, extending to surrounding communities.<br\/>The Kennecott (South Zone) response actions resulted from risk evaluation efforts in the 1990s, and in the selection of action levels for each operable unit, or in some cases site wide, for unrestricted, residential, recreational, industrial, and agricultural land use. Early removal actions, on a non-time critical basis, were completed to remove soils with elevated arsenic and lead from residential areas. Two previous records of decisions (1998 and 2001) documented the early response work and specific long term land use administrative controls and selected institutional controls that remain vested with the impacted communities. In January 2024, EPA issued guidance on lead in soil in residential and recreational (where kids have unlimited access) settings. Based on the guidance, EPA will initiate a re-evaluation of unrestricted and recreational lead action levels for the Kennecott (South Zone) and the applicability of the previous risk evaluations. Based on the timeline for this re-evaluation, EPA expects to have sufficient information to make a human exposure determination in September 2032.<br\/>","city":"COPPERTON","nplstatus":"R","saaflag":"Y","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84006","epaid":"UTD000826404","regionid":"08","sitename":"KENNECOTT (SOUTH ZONE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800601","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kennecott-south"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SALT LAKE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SALT LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"84104","epaid":"UTD000716399","regionid":"08","sitename":"WASATCH CHEMICAL CO. (LOT 6)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800596","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Utah","state_code":"UT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wasatch-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Ellsworth Air Force Base Superfund site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and contaminant. Per- and polyfluoro alkyl substances (PFAS) have been found in drinking water off-base, and the extent of the contamination has not been fully defined. PFAS are a group of thousands of man-made chemicals that includes Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS), GenX PFAS chemicals, and many other chemicals. Historic uses of aqueous firefighting foams are the primary source of PFAS at the base. Well survey data for off-site domestic water indicate PFAS migration in ground water and surface water extends at least 30 miles off-base to the south and east. Off base drinking water and private wells (used for agriculture) are impacted by PFAS. <br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway include several ongoing removal actions and an ongoing off-base Remedial Investigation (RI) of Operable Unit (OU) 13. The first phase of the on-base RI was completed in 2025. Since October 2018, several removal actions have been taken to provide alternative water supplies, including bottled water, water filtration systems, larger treatment systems, or connecting to existing water lines. Removal actions to provide alternate water supplies and point of use treatment systems to affected residents. Some residents have refused access to the Air Force for sampling as part of the RI. <br\/>If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, it is recommended to drink filtered water. Please coordinate with Rita Krebs (rita.krebs.1@us.af.mil) for additional information. The HENC status does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring. Human exposure could come under control as soon as the extent of the plume is identified, alternate sources of drinking water are supplied, and ICs are implemented. Ellsworth Air Force Base currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data for human exposure to come under control by September 2033.<br\/>The Air Force has an on-going informational program including a newsletter and direct outreach to impacted residents which advise not to drink the water. Annual Town Halls are also conducted to update the communities on ongoing remedial investigation and removal actions, the most recent Town Hall was held on March 25, 2025.<br\/>","city":"ELLSWORTH AFB","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"57706","epaid":"SD2571924644","regionid":"08","sitename":"ELLSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800585","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"South Dakota","state_code":"SD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ellsworth-air-force-base"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHITEWOOD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LAWRENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"57793","epaid":"SDD980717136","regionid":"08","sitename":"WHITEWOOD CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800570","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"South Dakota","state_code":"SD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whitewood-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SIOUX FALLS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MINNEHAHA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"57107","epaid":"SDD000823559","regionid":"08","sitename":"WILLIAMS PIPE LINE CO. DISPOSAL PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800546","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"South Dakota","state_code":"SD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/williams-pipeline"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINOT","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"WARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"58701","epaid":"NDD980959548","regionid":"08","sitename":"MINOT LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800527","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"North Dakota","state_code":"ND","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/minot-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTHEAST","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"RICHLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"58053","epaid":"NDD980716963","regionid":"08","sitename":"ARSENIC TRIOXIDE SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800522","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"North Dakota","state_code":"ND","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arsenic-trioxide"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Milltown Reservoir Sediments Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). While arsenic concentrations in groundwater within Operable Unit (OU) 2 have significantly decreased since the remedy construction was completed (2012), the arsenic concentrations in many of the compliance monitoring wells are still not meeting the remedy performance standards. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because arsenic concentrations in groundwater within OU2 are in exceedance of the maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 micrograms per liter (µg\/l). <br\/><br\/>Remedial design and remedial action activities for the remediation of the Clark Fork River streambanks is not complete and activities are ongoing within OU3. There are public exposure risks to contaminated soil and sediment at a recreational park within OU3 (Arrowstone Park) and exposure to recreators utilizing the Clark Fork River for recreation where cleanup has not yet occurred. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because concentrations of arsenic in soil and sediment exceed the recreational cleanup standard for arsenic in soil identified in the record of decision.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address the exposure pathway of OU2 groundwater will evaluate the technical impracticability of achieving the arsenic MCL. Additionally, it is likely that a controlled groundwater area will be required to address the unacceptable exposure within OU2. Currently, the planned activities to address the exposure pathway of OU3 include implementation of the remedial actions identified in the record of decision, to remove tailings and sediment from the streambanks and the floodplain. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can minimize your contact with soil and sediment along the streambank of the Clark Fork River, especially in areas void of vegetation, and wash hands before touching your face and eating. Montana Department of Environmental Quality is currently in the remedial design phase of the project for the recreational park within OU3. Prior to construction beginning in the Park, Montana Department of Environmental Quality, in consultation with the Department of Health, Powell County, and EPA, has placed temporary warning signs within Arrowstone Park to ensure that recreators are aware of the risks due to arsenic.  Montana Department of Environmental Quality currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2027 because remediation of the tailings and impacted soil within the streambank of the Clark Fork River will be substantially complete at that time.<br\/>","city":"MILLTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MISSOULA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59851","epaid":"MTD980717565","regionid":"08","sitename":"MILLTOWN RESERVOIR SEDIMENTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800445","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/milltown-reservoir"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Silver Bow Creek\/Butte Area Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control.\" This large Site includes approximately 26 miles of stream and streamside habitat, the urban centers of Butte and Walkerville, rural areas outside of Butte, the Berkeley Pit and the underground mine workings of the historic Butte Mining District, and the treatment settling lagoons at the Warm Springs Ponds. The main contaminants of concern are heavy metals and arsenic. <br\/>The remedial design and remedial action work under the consent decree for the Butte Priority Soils Operable Unit 8 is progressing to address this high priority area. The EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. The Updated Lead Guidance has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated residential soil sites. Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA evaluated the potential presence and extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA will share information on planned activities and results as they become available. <br\/>EPA completed the Remedial Investigation for the West Side Soils Operable Unit 13 and is currently drafting the Feasibility Study Report. EPA will develop a Record of Decision (planned date is March 2027) to address risks to human health and the environment posed by that remaining contamination. <br\/>Human exposure is expected to be under control once the completion of the remedial action activities at Warm Springs Ponds Operable Units have been completed; this date is expected to be 12\/31\/2034. EPA will update this date as necessary based on the implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance and the number of residential properties that are expected to require remediation within Butte Priority Soils Operable Unit 8. EPA has an extensive community outreach program which includes providing the community with information on how to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources. <br\/>","city":"BUTTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SILVER BOW","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59750","epaid":"MTD980502777","regionid":"08","sitename":"SILVER BOW CREEK\/BUTTE AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800416","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/silver-bow-butte"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LIBBY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LINCOLN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59923","epaid":"MTD980502736","regionid":"08","sitename":"LIBBY GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800412","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/libby-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Anaconda Co. Smelter Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Residential soils and attic dust within Operable Unit 16 - Community Soils currently expose residents to arsenic and lead. These exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria (arsenic exceeding 250 ppm and lead exceeding 400 ppm). <br\/>To date, remedial action activities to address this pathway are underway but not yet completed. If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this site, the Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Superfund Program can help you by describing ways to reduce risk. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2047 when the attic dust removal remedial action is expected to be completed. EPA, in response to community concerns has recently sampled the interiors of schools and conducted a study evaluating the risk of eating local fruits and vegetables. Additionally, slag at the site was monitored to determine if there are any impacts to the community. Free blood lead testing is available at the Community Hospital of Anaconda, paid for by the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP). <br\/>Anaconda-Deer Lodge County has received funding from the PRP to implement an Institutional Control program that includes a community protective measures program that provides information to the public on ways to reduce risk; a development permit system to reduce exposure to residual contamination from development and\u2044or excavation activities; a Soil Swap Program which provides replacement soil for vegetable gardens and sand for existing designated play areas for residents within the site; an Interior Dust Program, which provides high-efficiency particulate air filter vacuums to homeowners and provides renovation kits which help contain the work area to prevent the spread of residual dust during and after renovation, remodeling, and demolition projects; and a Domestic Well Plan Coordination Program which provides for the sampling and treatment of domestic wells within the site.<br\/>","city":"ANACONDA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DEER LODGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59711","epaid":"MTD093291656","regionid":"08","sitename":"ANACONDA CO. SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800403","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anaconda-co-smelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the ACM Smelter and Refinery Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). Residential soils and railbed material within Operable Unit 01 - Community Soils currently expose residents to arsenic and lead. These exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria. Remedial investigation for Operable Unit (OU) 2, which encompasses the former smelter area and adjacent areas, is underway.<br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway through removal of lead and arsenic-contaminated soil above risk-based action levels and replacement with clean fill. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, the latest fact sheet includes recommendations for reducing exposure including: wipe shoes on doormat or remove shoes while in the home; don\u2019t eat food, chew gum, or smoke when working in the yard; wash childrens hands and feet after they have been playing outside; wash childrens toys regularly; wash dogs regularly; damp mop floors and damp dust counters and furniture regularly; and wash and peel all fruits, vegetables, and root crops from residential gardens. Yard cleanups to address lead- and arsenic-affected soils in the community of Black Eagle have begun as of May 6, 2024. <br\/>To address immediate threats to human health and the environment, EPA removed approximately 1,200 cubic yards of contaminated soil from the Moose Lodge property in Black Eagle in November 2011. From September through November of 2020, EPA conducted second time-critical removal of approximately 3,200 cubic yards of soils contaminated with lead and arsenic in advance of a Black Eagle Water and Sewer Districts construction project to replace aging water and sewer lines. For residential soils, remedial action is ongoing, and EPA anticipates that human exposure will be under control in December 2035 when remedial action at OU2 is projected to be complete. Fact sheets advising residents on how to reduce exposure with potential contaminants in the community were distributed and the current fact sheet includes recommendations for reducing exposure.<br\/>","city":"BLACK EAGLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASCADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59414","epaid":"MTD093291599","regionid":"08","sitename":"ACM SMELTER AND REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800402","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/acm-smelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Anaconda Aluminum Co Columbia Falls Reduction Plant Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). A byproduct of the aluminum reduction process is spent pot liner (SPL), which is known to contain cyanide and fluoride. SPL was disposed of onsite in several landfills between 1955-1990. An Administrative Order on Consent for the Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS) was signed in late 2015. The RI Report was finalized on February 21, 2020, and the FS Report was finalized on June 16, 2021 and the ROD was signed in January 2025. <br\/>The findings from the RI indicate that polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) (soil and sediment), cyanide (groundwater), and fluoride (groundwater) are the Contaminants of Concern (COCs) that are the primary risk drivers at the Site. The results of the RI indicate that groundwater is the primary migration pathway for the potential transport of COCs from the various source areas. In addition, results indicate that cyanide and fluoride are the primary COCs from a contaminant migration\u2044fate and transport perspective. The exposure pathways are considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because they contribute to risk estimates that exceed acceptable levels for potential human health risk (i.e., excess lifetime cancer risk of 1E-06 for carcinogens; or hazard index of 1 for non-carcinogens) or pose moderate or higher risk from the ecological perspective (i.e., lowest observed adverse effect level Hazard Quotient values greater than 1 for at least one receptor). <br\/>To date, the planned activities to address this pathway are identified and detailed in EPAs proposed plan and Record of Decision (ROD). The proposed plan was released in June 2023 and the ROD was signed January 2025. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2031. In addition, the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) implemented a time critical removal action in Fall 2020\u2044Spring 2021 at the South Percolation Ponds. The South Percolation Ponds were the only feature within the River Area Decision Unit (DU) that contained sediments with COCs at concentrations exceeding preliminary remediation goals. This work was implemented in advance of FS completion to prevent erosion and transport of contaminated sediments by the Flathead River and was performed in accordance with the EPA-approved Removal Work Plan. The EPA estimates the human exposure will be under control in September 2031, when the remedial actions have been completed.<br\/>The PRP, in consultation with the EPA and state partners, provides the community with information to reduce exposures to potentially contaminated sources. The PRP has implemented a robust community involvement program to communicate risk about the site and sponsors a bi-annual well water sampling program for residents of Aluminum City. The PRP has been proactive in coordinating community involvement support with EPA. EPA\u2019s site profile page (https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/superfund\/columbia-falls) is regularly updated with information on the status of the project. EPA provides periodic project updates to the community and holds update meetings for the community.<br\/>","city":"COLUMBIA FALLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FLATHEAD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59912","epaid":"MTD057561763","regionid":"08","sitename":"ANACONDA ALUMINUM CO COLUMBIA FALLS REDUCTION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800392","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/columbia-falls"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLUMBUS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STILLWATER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59019","epaid":"MTD021997689","regionid":"08","sitename":"MOUAT INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800384","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mouat-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOZEMAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GALLATIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59715","epaid":"MTD006232276","regionid":"08","sitename":"IDAHO POLE CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800379","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/idaho-pole"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BUTTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SILVER BOW","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59701","epaid":"MTD006230635","regionid":"08","sitename":"MONTANA POLE AND TREATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800378","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/montana-pole"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the East Helena Superfund site is considered Current Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). The primary concern is exposure to lead-contaminated soil in residential yards for Operable Unit 2 (OU2). Soil sampling in 2023 confirmed at least one exposure situation where children were playing in soil in their yard with an effective soil lead concentration, adjusted for property-specific relative bioavailability, above 1,000 ppm. It is reasonably anticipated that similar exposures also exist at the Site. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria.<br\/>In January 2024, the residential lead cleanup level was modified to 400 ppm through an Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD). EPA has entered into an Interagency Agreement (IA) with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to perform Remedial Action (RA) work to remediate residential yards with whole-yard averages greater than 400 ppm soil-lead. EPA will begin residential yard cleanups once a contractor is on board to perform the work, currently on track to begin in 2026. The EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2035.If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, contact the Remedial Project Manager, Bridget Williams, at williams.bridget@epa.gov or 406-594-8792 (call\u2044text). <br\/>","city":"EAST HELENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEWIS AND CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"59635","epaid":"MTD006230346","regionid":"08","sitename":"EAST HELENA SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800377","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Montana","state_code":"MT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/east-helena"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Rocky Flats Plant (USDOE) Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID) because of a newly identified contaminant release. The detection of perfluorooctanoic acid and perfluorooctane sulfonate (collectively, PFAS) in water samples collected in the Central Operable Unit beginning in 2019 prompted a protectiveness deferred statement in the most recent five-year review (FYR). A FYR Addendum, initially planned to evaluate the potential risk from PFAS to human and ecological receptors at the site and determine the protectiveness of the remedy, was determined to no longer be feasible in the timeframe prior to the next FYR. Therefore, the next protectiveness determination will be made during the next FYR. Department of Energy (DOE) is initiating a Remedial Investigation (RI) for further PFAS sampling to determine the extent of potential PFAS contamination. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control. There are no known unacceptable exposure pathways and institutional controls are in place to prevent or limit exposure to previously identified surface water, groundwater and soil contaminants.<br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are the following: 1) Completion of a RI to evaluate the nature and extent of the potential PFAS contamination in water, sediment, and soils, 2) Evaluation of risk to human health and the environment. EPA and US Department of Energy Legacy Management (DOE LM) currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by August 2027, because the issues and recommendations identified in the FYR will have been completed.<br\/>","city":"GOLDEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"80402","epaid":"CO7890010526","regionid":"08","sitename":"ROCKY FLATS PLANT (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800360","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rocky-flats"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the former Air Force Plant PJKS Superfund site (Site) is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s). The Air Force originally owned the Site, which is entirely within the boundaries of the Lockheed Martin Space Systems (LMSS) 5,200-acre industrial facility. LMSS purchased the Site; however, the Air Force retained responsibility for the cleanup of the Site. LMSS employs fences and security personnel to enforce strict rules that prohibit unauthorized personnel from entering the site. The nearest current residents to the Site are located either 4000 feet to the northwest (upgradient) of the site or more than a mile downgradient. There is per-fluor-alkyl substances (PFAS) contamination of groundwater at the site, as well as potential contamination of soil. <br\/>The extent of the PFAS contamination is not yet known and there is potential for human exposure via incidental ingestion of contaminated soils and ingestion of groundwater containing PFAS. Ingestion of contaminated groundwater at and near the Site is prevented through a Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) Restrictive Notice, which prohibits residential land use and use of groundwater for anything other than monitoring. The footprint of the prohibition may need to be extended, depending on the extent and levels of PFAS groundwater contamination. Soil remediation may also be needed if unacceptable levels of contamination soils are observed to protect workers at the Site. Additionally, the groundwater underlying the site is contaminated with the chlorinated solvent trichloroethene (TCE) and its degradation products, which could result in human exposures through inhalation via vapor intrusion into buildings above the contaminated groundwater. This pathway was thought to be negligible at the time of the Record of Decision (ROD); however, a study in 2020 found relatively high concentrations in air near existing buildings on the site. Depending on the levels of TCE and tetrachloroethylene (PCE) in indoor air, vapor mitigation may be necessary. <br\/>The EPA uses the HEID status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\u2044or contaminants(s) are 1) a remedial investigation (RI) to define the extent and magnitude of PFAS in soil and ground water at the Site, 2) a remedial investigation (RI) to define the extent and magnitude of TCE and its degradation products in indoor air at the Site, and 3) Risk evaluations for exposures to both PFAS and TCE (and degradation products) at the Site. In the meantime, the Air Force has been in contact with Lockheed Martin regarding the potential risks of exposure at and near the Site. Likelihood of exposures to community members is low due to restricted access to the site and surrounding area. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by November 2028.<br\/>","city":"LITTLETON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"80127","epaid":"CO7570090038","regionid":"08","sitename":"AIR FORCE PLANT PJKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800359","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/air-force-plant-pjks"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ADAMS COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"80022","epaid":"CO5210020769","regionid":"08","sitename":"ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL (USARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800357","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rocky-mountain-arsenal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Smuggler Mountain Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. <br\/><br\/>Although removal actions and remedial actions for soil cleanups were completed in 1980s and 1990s for many residential properties and lots exceeding the 1,000 mg\/kg lead cleanup level, the EPA has provided an Updated Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (Updated Lead Guidance) on January 17, 2024. This has lowered the recommended regional screening level for lead-contaminated soil to 200 mg\/kg for residential soil-lead sites and the EPA is evaluating how this change may impact the cleanups that were completed and determine if additional investigation and\/or cleanup is needed. <br\/><br\/>Based on the Updated Lead Guidance, the EPA will begin planning and potentially undertaking activities to collect sufficient residential soil and other site data to make an evaluation to determine the presence and potential extent of soils that may present current and future-potential exposure risk to sensitive populations. The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination in 2028 because up to three years may be needed to complete planning, obtain funding, coordinate with the state, collect additional data, and complete site-specific human health risk assessment updates. While implementation of the Updated Lead Guidance may take several years, the EPA will share information on planned activities and results as they become available.<br\/><br\/>The EPA site team will communicate with residents affected by this guidance about the specific next steps the Agency will take in their community. Residents may also contact the site\u2019s Community Involvement Coordinator regarding any questions or concerns you have. <br\/>","city":"ASPEN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PITKIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81611","epaid":"COD980806277","regionid":"08","sitename":"SMUGGLER MOUNTAIN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800261","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/smuggler-mountain"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Sand Creek Industrial Superfund (Sand Creek) Site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID) pending the implementation of sitewide institutional controls (ICs) as a remedy component, and the repair of the fence surrounding the blower building at the landfill. <br\/>The Sand Creek Site is a deleted site from the National Priorities List (NPL); however, EPA conducts statutory five-year reviews. During the Seventh Five-Year Review, sub-slab vapor and indoor air sampling was conducted at the former Colorado Organic Chemical Company building in November 2024.  Sub-slab soil gas results were used to model the potential impact to indoor air. The Vapor Intrusion Screening Level Calculator predicted that indoor air concentrations could exceed noncancer vapor intrusion screening levels. Indoor air results indicated vapor intrusion exposure levels in indoor air are below the commercial air vapor intrusion screening levels. A second round of indoor air sampling was completed in May 2025 to confirm the levels of volatile organic compounds were below the commercial air vapor intrusion screening levels. Based on these sampling results, it was determined that vapor intrusion is not a risk to human health and the environment at this time. The site wide protectiveness was determined to be protective in the short-term pending the implementation of sitewide ICs as a remedy component and the repair of the fence surrounding the blower building at the landfill. <br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. To date, EPA and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) are working on implementing ICs. The anticipated completion date is July 25, 2029.<br\/>","city":"COMMERCE CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80022","epaid":"COD980717953","regionid":"08","sitename":"SAND CREEK INDUSTRIAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800260","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sand-creek-industrial"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Central City, Clear Creek Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control,\" because human health hazards from this Site involve potential exposure to heavy metals (primarily lead, arsenic and cadmium), from historic mining activities. Pathways of human exposure include inhalation of dust and ingestion of surface soils or mining waste materials. Based on available data for the waste rock piles demonstrating high concentrations of arsenic and lead, occupants of homes in the Site could be experiencing unacceptable exposures.<br\/>To date, remedial activities at this state-lead Site involve treatment of contaminated surface water through two water treatment plants (Argo\u2044North Clear Creek) and removal or capping of tailings and waste rock piles. Currently, the planned activities to address the exposure pathway are the removal or capping of waste rock piles identified under the newly established operable unit 5 (OU5). Established in 2022, OU5 will address risk posed by the waste rock piles located on or near residential properties. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) and EPA have completed the first round of data collection and are close to finalizing the remedial investigation and focused feasibility study. <br\/>If you are impacted by risk inherent at this site, simple precautions such as avoiding contact with mine waste piles, removing shoes before entering your house, and washing hands (especially for children) can help to reduce risk. The agencies currently anticipate that human exposure will be under control by December 2031 corresponding to the completion of the OU5 remedial action.<br\/>","city":"IDAHO SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLEAR CREEK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80452","epaid":"COD980717557","regionid":"08","sitename":"CENTRAL CITY, CLEAR CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800257","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/central-city"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DENVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DENVER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80204","epaid":"COD980716955","regionid":"08","sitename":"DENVER RADIUM SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800247","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/denver-radium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COMMERCE CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80022","epaid":"COD980667075","regionid":"08","sitename":"WOODBURY CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800244","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/woodbury-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOULDER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOULDER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80303","epaid":"COD980499255","regionid":"08","sitename":"MARSHALL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800187","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/marshall-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UNINCORPORATED ARAPAHOE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ARAPAHOE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80018","epaid":"COD980499248","regionid":"08","sitename":"LOWRY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800186","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lowry-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Eagle Mine Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). The Belden and Rock Creek areas of the Site contain waste material contaminated with heavy metals from historic mining operations as well as metals contaminated groundwater. Although these areas are private property, the Site has a history of trespassing so it can be reasonably anticipated that exposures are occurring. The Operable Unit 1 (OU1) Record of Decision Amendment issued in 2017 selected institutional controls as part of the OU1 remedy. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because of high concentrations of heavy metals, specifically arsenic and lead, in waste rock piles and groundwater in Belden and Rock Creek.<br\/><br\/>To date, the planned activities to address this pathway are to coordinate with the State of Colorado and the property owner to implement a restrictive notice via the Colorado Environmental Covenant Statute to restrict access to the Belden and Rock Creek areas of the Site. EPA anticipates that human exposure will be under control by June 30, 2025.<br\/>","city":"MINTURN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"EAGLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81645","epaid":"COD081961518","regionid":"08","sitename":"EAGLE MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800159","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eagle-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Lincoln Park Superfund Site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). Lincoln Park was finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) in 1984. Because it was historically managed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) under a Consent Decree-Remedial Action Plan and Radioactive Materials License, there has not yet been a site-wide evaluation of the human health exposure risks under Superfund. However, a human health exposure evaluation was completed for Operable Unit (OU) 2 soils and sediments and found no unacceptable risk. A No Further Action Record of Decision (ROD) was signed for this area in 2002.  <br\/><br\/>EPA uses the HEID Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above the acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are underway. A Phase 1 Risk Assessment Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) was submitted in July 2024. The Human Health Risk Assessment will evaluate human interactions with potentially contaminated media including OU1 and OU3 soil, sediment, groundwater, surface water and air, and OU2 groundwater, is in progress and the results will be included in the Final Remedial Investigation Report. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by September 2027. <br\/><br\/>To date, EPA suspects that contaminant source areas are within the former Cotter Uranium Mill operations area. Primary contaminants of concern include radionuclides, heavy metals, trichloroethylene (TCE), and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The Remedial Investigation to document the site-wide nature and extent of contamination is underway. The risk evaluation team is evaluating the large amount of historic data, the quality of those data, and preparing a data gaps analysis to inform additional sampling. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring.  <br\/>If you are potentially impacted by risks inherent at this Site, please contact the EPA Project Manager (Paul Stoick, 720-762-0219) or the EPA Community Involvement Coordinator (Brent Campbell, 303-312-6230). The Community Involvement team publishes a quarterly newsletter, holds an annual meeting, and has published several fact sheets for homeowners and realtors in the area. This site has an active Community Advisory Group (CAG). A current and comprehensive repository of Site-related documents can be found at https:\u2044\u2044cdphe.colorado.gov\u2044CLL\u2044lincoln-park-Superfund-site. <br\/>","city":"CANON CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FREMONT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81212","epaid":"COD042167858","regionid":"08","sitename":"LINCOLN PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800115","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lincoln-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"URAVAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTROSE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"81422","epaid":"COD007063274","regionid":"08","sitename":"URAVAN URANIUM PROJECT (UNION CARBIDE CORP.)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800076","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/uravan-uranium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DENVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"80221","epaid":"COD000110254","regionid":"08","sitename":"BRODERICK WOOD PRODUCTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800030","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Colorado","state_code":"CO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/broderick-wood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the F.E. Warren Air Force Base (Warren) Superfund site is considered Insufficient Data to Make a Human Exposure Evaluation (HEID) because of a newly identified potential exposure pathway and\u2044or contaminant(s) known as per-fluor-alkyl substances (PFAS). At least three potential soil source areas were recently identified. PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals that includes perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS), GenX, and many other chemicals. The drinking water maximum contaminant level standard for PFOA and PFOS is 4 ppt or 0.004 ug\u2044l. Maximum concentrations in environmental media at Warren include soils up to 3,400 ug\u2044kg; ground water up to 7,200 ug\u2044l and one surface water detection of 112 ug\u2044l. <br\/>Historic uses of aqueous Fire Fighting Foams are the source of PFAS at the base. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control. The concentrations in soil, ground water, and surface water need to be delineated and assessed for potential exposure risks. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels.<br\/>As of September 2025, the planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new potential exposure pathway and\u2044or contaminants(s) are to conduct a remedial investigation (RI), which will include a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) and\u2044or information about the human interactions with potentially contaminated media. The PFAS contaminants may be co-mingled with contaminants in ground water associated with the fourteen established Operable Units (OUs) on the base. One or more new OUs may be established to facilitate response actions. Direct soil exposure and ingestion of ground pathways must be evaluated. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by December 2026.<br\/>In addition, the Air Force is currently conducting RIs at multiple potential source sites and pathways. Sampling suggests PFAS may have migrated off-base in groundwater and\/or surface water based on samples adjacent to the Base.<br\/>","city":"CHEYENNE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LARAMIE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"82005","epaid":"WY5571924179","regionid":"08","sitename":"F.E. WARREN AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0800017","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Wyoming","state_code":"WY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/warren-air-force-base"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the PCE Carriage Cleaners Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). PCE Carriage Cleaners was finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) in December 2022, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks. EPA uses this status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are a remedial investigation (RI) followed by a feasibility study (FS). The investigation will evaluate the nature and extent of contamination in soil and groundwater. This includes an evaluation of potential vapor intrusion from contaminated media into occupied structures. Once adequate data is gathered, EPA will perform a risk assessment to determine exposure pathways of concern and threats to human health. EPA currently anticipates that sufficient data to make a determination will be collected by fall 2027 once the RI\/FS phase is completed. Currently, EPA has determined that no unacceptable near-term risks are occurring. In 2021, EPA initiated a time-critical removal action to address locations immediately affected by contamination. This action consisted of an assessment of soil and groundwater within the area of the former dry cleaner as well as a vapor intrusion assessment of nearby structures. Where appropriate, EPA installed vapor mitigation systems to permanently eliminate potential exposure risks. Contact Wes March at march.wesley@epa.gov with any questions or concerns.","city":"BELLEVUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SARPY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68005","epaid":"NEN000710226","regionid":"07","sitename":"PCE - CARRIAGE CLEANERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0710226","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pcecarriagecleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the human exposure status at the Cherokee Zinc - Weir Smelter site. The site is composed of two Operable Units: OU1 - Residential Yards and OU2 - Former Smelter. Previous investigations conducted by the state and EPA removal program identified that residents and recreational users of the mine waste areas and impacted surface water may be exposed through direct contact to lead, zinc, and cadmium contaminated soils and sediments. Two removal actions were completed to address several residential yards at the site in 2021 and 2025. A human health exposure assessment for residential risk is anticipated to be completed by January 2027 during the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility study ahead of the final Record of Decision. <br\/><br\/>","city":"WEIR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHEROKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"66781","epaid":"KSN000706550","regionid":"07","sitename":"CHEROKEE ZINC - WEIR SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0706550","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cherokeezincweirsmelter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"YORK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68467","epaid":"NEN000706200","regionid":"07","sitename":"PCE SOUTHEAST CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0706200","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pcesoutheastcontamination"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROGERSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GREENE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"65742","epaid":"MON000706143","regionid":"07","sitename":"COMPASS PLAZA WELL TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0706143","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/compassplazawell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"YORK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68467","epaid":"NEN000706105","regionid":"07","sitename":"PCE\/TCE NORTHEAST CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0706105","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pcenortheastcontamination"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LE MARS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PLYMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"51031","epaid":"IAN000706042","regionid":"07","sitename":"HIGHWAY 3 PCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0706042","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/www.epa.gov\/superfund\/highway3pce"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Washington County Lead District \u2013 Furnace Creek site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because lead contamination in soil exceeds health-based cleanup criteria at multiple residential and other high incidence child use properties. Remedial investigation is ongoing for mine waste, sediments, floodplain soils and surface water. The lead concentration in private drinking water wells also exceeds the federal drinking water standard at numerous properties. Individuals may be exposed to lead contamination through the ingestion and inhalation of soil, dust, and groundwater. An Interim Record of Decision (IROD) was finalized for residential soil in September 2017, with remedial action anticipated to continue for many years. In addition, an Interim ROD for groundwater was finalized in September 2022 that will provide safe drinking water to residents with contaminated wells until a final remedy for the cleanup of groundwater is selected. A previous time-critical removal action provided point-of-use (POU) water filtration systems. More properties will be provided POU systems under the newly commenced remedial action for groundwater. As part of its ongoing response activities, EPA meets with the public on a frequent basis, and has provided a health education and outreach grant to the Washington County Health Department to promote habits to minimize exposures of residents to mine waste contaminated media at the site. Current Human Exposure is estimated to be under control by 03\/31\/2044, and Long-Term Human Health Protection is estimated to be achieved by 03\/31\/2044.","city":"CALEDONIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63631","epaid":"MON000705842","regionid":"07","sitename":"WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - FURNACE CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705842","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/washingtoncountyfurnacecreek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VIENNA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARIES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"65582","epaid":"MON000705803","regionid":"07","sitename":"VIENNA WELLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705803","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/viennawells"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2025, the Lot 46 Valley Gardens TCE site is considered Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). While there has been considerable groundwater sampling to rule out current ingestion of contaminated groundwater, more air monitoring is required to fully assess the vapor intrusion pathway. EPA is in the process of conducting air sampling to gather more data. EPA anticipates that sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination will be available by Spring 2026, due to progress with the monitoring program.","city":"DES MOINES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"POLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"50321","epaid":"IAN000705485","regionid":"07","sitename":"LOT 46 VALLEY GARDENS TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705485","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/Lot46ValleyGardensTCE"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2024, the Southwest Jefferson County Mining Site is considered 'Current Human Exposure Not Under Control' because residents can be exposed through direct contact with lead contaminated soils, drinking water, sediments and mine waste at the Site. The planned activities to address these pathways include on-going sampling and remediation of residential yards, providing bottled water for residents with lead contaminated wells (ROD is under development), completion of an RI\/FS and pilot projects related to lead contaminated sediments (NTCRA is under development), and completion of an RI\/FS relating to lead contaminated mine waste (RI\/FS is ongoing). EPA began cleaning up the lead contaminated residential soil in 2007 and residential yard remediation and removal actions for contaminated wells are ongoing. Work continues as thousands of properties remain untested and many properties still require remediation. Lead contaminated sediments and mine waste will be addressed under future actions but fish advisory notifications and signs at several public access points warn of the potential for lead exposure.","city":"JEFFERSON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63023","epaid":"MON000705443","regionid":"07","sitename":"SOUTHWEST JEFFERSON COUNTY MINING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705443","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/southwestjeffersoncountymining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Great Bend","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BARTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"67530","epaid":"KSD065735912","regionid":"07","sitename":"PLATING, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705326","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/platinginc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Washington County Lead District \u2013 Richwoods site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because lead contamination in soil exceeds healthbased cleanup criteria at multiple residential and other high incidence child use properties. Remedial investigation is ongoing for mine waste, sediments, floodplain soils and surface water. The lead concentration in private drinking water wells also exceeds the federal drinking water standard at numerous properties. Individuals may be exposed to lead contamination through the ingestion and inhalation of soil, dust, and groundwater. A Record of Decision (ROD) was finalized for residential soil in September 2011, and remedial action was completed in 2018, with remaining properties in the Richwoods site being addressed under the ongoing WCLD - Old Mines OU1 residential remedial action and anticipated to continue for many years. In addition, an Interim ROD for groundwater was finalized in September 2022 that will provide safe drinking water to residents with contaminated wells until a final remedy for the cleanup of groundwater is selected. A previous time-critical removal action provided point-of-use (POU) water filtration systems. More properties will be provided POU systems under the newly commenced remedial action for groundwater. As part of its ongoing response activities, EPA meets with the public on a frequent basis, and has provided a health education and outreach grant to the Washington County Health Department to promote habits to minimize exposures of residents to mine waste contaminated media at the site. Current Human Exposure is estimated to be under control by 09\/30\/2043, and Long-Term Human Health Protection is estimated to be achieved by 09\/30\/2043.","city":"RICHWOODS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63071","epaid":"MON000705032","regionid":"07","sitename":"WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - RICHWOODS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705032","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/washingtoncountyrichwoods"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Washington County Lead District \u2013 Old Mines site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because lead contamination in soil exceeds health based cleanup criteria at multiple residential and other high incidence child use properties. <br\/><br\/>Remedial investigation is ongoing for mine waste, sediments, floodplain soils and surface water. The lead concentration in private drinking water wells also exceeds the federal drinking water standard at numerous properties. Individuals may be exposed to lead contamination through the ingestion and inhalation of soil, dust, and groundwater. A Record of Decision (ROD) was finalized for residential soil in September 2011, with remedial action ongoing and anticipated to continue for many years. In addition, an Interim ROD for groundwater was finalized in September 2022 that will provide safe drinking water to residents with contaminated wells until a final remedy for the cleanup of groundwater is selected. A previous time-critical removal action provided point-of-use (POU) water filtration systems. More properties will be provided POU systems under the newly commenced remedial action for groundwater. <br\/><br\/>As part of its ongoing response activities, EPA meets with the public on a frequent basis and has provided a health education and outreach grant to the Washington County Health Department to promote habits to minimize exposures of residents to mine waste contaminated media at the site. Current Human Exposure is estimated to be under control by 2044.","city":"OLD MINES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63630","epaid":"MON000705027","regionid":"07","sitename":"WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - OLD MINES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705027","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/washingtoncountyoldmines"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Former United Zinc & Associated Smelters Superfund site is considered 'Current Human Exposure Not Under Control' because residents and recreational users at their homes, parks and creeks can be exposed through direct contact to arsenic and lead in contaminated soils and sediments. The planned activities to address the pathways are a continuation of ongoing removal of soil contaminated with arsenic and lead. Additional actions include implementing health education and institutional controls at a local level. These programs will target the entire community and stakeholders, such as builders or others who disturb soil, informing them of the risks of exposure, methods to prevent exposure, and measures to control the future spread of contamination through education and best management practices. EPA has already begun cleaning up the contaminated soil. Cleanup actions have resulted in the remediation of 1,126 residential properties. EPA continues working in conjunction with local officials to assist in the health education and institutional control efforts that include the dissemination of relevant information and with future focus to incorporate building permit requirements, in addition to the possible use of deed restrictions and\/or environmental covenants for residential properties with contamination left at depth. ","city":"IOLA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"66749","epaid":"KSN000705026","regionid":"07","sitename":"FORMER UNITED ZINC & ASSOCIATED SMELTERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705026","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/formerunitedzinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Washington County Lead District \u2013 Potosi site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because lead contamination in soil exceeds healthbased cleanup criteria at multiple residential and other high incidence child use properties. Remedial investigation is ongoing for mine waste, sediments, floodplain soils and surface water. The lead concentration in private drinking water wells also exceeds the federal drinking water standard at numerous properties. Individuals may be exposed to lead<br\/>contamination through the ingestion and inhalation of soil, dust, and groundwater. A Record of Decision (ROD) was finalized for residential soil in September 2011, with remedial action ongoing and anticipated to continue for many years. In addition, an Interim ROD for groundwater was finalized in September 2022 that will provide safe drinking water to residents with contaminated wells until a final remedy for the cleanup of groundwater is selected. A previous time-critical removal action provided point-of-Use (POU) water filtration systems. More properties will be provided POU systems under the newly commenced remedial action for groundwater. As part of its ongoing response activities, EPA meets with the public on a frequent basis, and has provided a health education and outreach grant to the Washington County Health Department to promote habits to minimize exposures of residents to mine waste contaminated media at the site. Current Human Exposure is estimated to be under control by 03\/31\/2044, and Long-Term Human Health Protection is estimated to be achieved by 03\/31\/2044.","city":"POTOSI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63664","epaid":"MON000705023","regionid":"07","sitename":"WASHINGTON COUNTY LEAD DISTRICT - POTOSI","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0705023","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/washingtoncountypotosi"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HASTINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68901","epaid":"NEN000704738","regionid":"07","sitename":"WEST HIGHWAY 6 & HIGHWAY 281","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0704738","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/westhighway6"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRAND ISLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HALL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68803-5604","epaid":"NEN000704456","regionid":"07","sitename":"PARKVIEW WELL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0704456","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/parkviewwell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HASTINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68901","epaid":"NEN000704351","regionid":"07","sitename":"GARVEY ELEVATOR","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0704351","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/garveyelevator"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VALLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DOUGLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68064","epaid":"NEN000704272","regionid":"07","sitename":"OLD HWY 275 AND N 288TH STREET","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0704272","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oldhwy275andn288th"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WASHINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63090","epaid":"MON000703541","regionid":"07","sitename":"SPORLAN VALVE PLANT #1","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0703541","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sporlan-valve-plant-1"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the Omaha Lead Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. Since 1999, 42,934 residential properties have been sampled and 13,745 residential properties with lead contamination greater than 400 parts per million (ppm) have been identified and remediated. In 2015, the EPA funded a cooperative agreement with the city of Omaha for the sampling and remediation of the remaining contaminated yards within the site. The cooperative agreement with the city of Omaha is funded through December 2030. The city currently has 150 residential properties remaining to be sampled. The city continues to identify and reach out to the owners of the 384 residential properties that have been sampled with lead contamination over 400 ppm and have refused remediation. The city also has an extensive community outreach program providing lead information to the Omaha community. Through a separate seven-year cooperative agreement funded by the EPA, the Douglas County Health Department (DCHD) works with local clinics and Head Start programs to evaluate children living within the Omaha Lead Site for elevated blood lead levels. The DCHD compiles blood lead level data and reports to the EPA on the number of children tested each quarter. The DCHD also has an extensive outreach program that focuses solely on health care facilities, schools, doctor offices, Head Start programs, and WIC outreach programs. The efforts by the city of Omaha and the data compiled by the DCHD are being used to help the EPA assess the effectiveness of the cleanup at the site. Alongside current activities being conducted at the site, the EPA Region 7 is continuing to evaluate the overall protectiveness of the remedy based on EPA's updated lead guidance released in January 2024.<br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"OMAHA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DOUGLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68102","epaid":"NESFN0703481","regionid":"07","sitename":"OMAHA LEAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0703481","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/omahalead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the Caney Residential Yards site in Caney, Kansas, is classified as Human Exposure Not Under Control due to contamination from two former lead smelters. Lead, the main contaminant, resulted from smokestack emissions and smelter waste used in construction materials. Residents face exposure risks through inhalation or ingestion of contaminated soil in yards, parks, and school properties. The EPA has sampled 1,041 properties, with 344 already remediated for lead levels exceeding 400 parts per million (ppm). A 2022 policy update lowered the action level to 200 ppm. Remediation is ongoing under a federal contract, which has been operating since March 8, 2024, for qualifying properties.","city":"CANEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"67333","epaid":"KSN000703396","regionid":"07","sitename":"CANEY RESIDENTIAL YARDS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0703396","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/caneyresidentialyards"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST DES MOINES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"POLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"50265","epaid":"IA0001610963","regionid":"07","sitename":"RAILROAD AVENUE GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0703065","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/railroadavenuegroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2018, there is insufficient data at this time to determine the site wide Human Exposure Control status for the Tri-County Public Airport Site.  The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) is working with two Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) on remedial investigations and feasibility studies to determine the extent and impact of the groundwater contamination plume.  A water line has been extended to rural and industrial tenants at the airport site.  Long term monitoring and sampling of private wells continues and an EPA order is in place to install whole house treatment units in any residence where contamination is above safe drinking water levels.","city":"DELAVAN","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"67449","epaid":"KS0001402320","regionid":"07","sitename":"TRI-COUNTY PUBLIC AIRPORT","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0703044","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tricountypublicairport"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEOSHO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEWTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"64850","epaid":"MO0000958835","regionid":"07","sitename":"POOLS PRAIRIE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702918","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/poolsprairie"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANNAPOLIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"IRON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63620","epaid":"MO0000958611","regionid":"07","sitename":"ANNAPOLIS LEAD MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702917","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/annapolisleadmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH KANSAS CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLAY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"64116","epaid":"MOD046750253","regionid":"07","sitename":"ARMOUR ROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702515","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/armourroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JOPLIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEWTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"64804","epaid":"MOD985798339","regionid":"07","sitename":"NEWTON COUNTY WELLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702514","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newtoncountywells"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"IOWA CITY","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"JOHNSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"52240","epaid":"IAD984591172","regionid":"07","sitename":"IOWA CITY FMGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702470","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/Iowacityfmgp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WRIGHT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FORD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"67882","epaid":"KSD984985929","regionid":"07","sitename":"WRIGHT GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702403","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Kansas","state_code":"KS","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wrightgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORFOLK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68701","epaid":"NED986373678","regionid":"07","sitename":"IOWA-NEBRASKA LIGHT & POWER CO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702377","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/IowaNebraskaLightandPowerCo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OGALLALA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KEITH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"69153","epaid":"NED986369247","regionid":"07","sitename":"OGALLALA GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702287","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ogallalagroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEW HAVEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63068","epaid":"MOD981720246","regionid":"07","sitename":"RIVERFRONT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702089","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/riverfront"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORFOLK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68701","epaid":"NED084626100","regionid":"07","sitename":"SHERWOOD MEDICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702086","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sherwoodmedicalco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MEAD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAUNDERS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68041","epaid":"NE6211890011","regionid":"07","sitename":"NEBRASKA ORDNANCE PLANT 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studies were completed in 2007 and indicated that current human exposure  is controlled.  A protective remedy is in place as evidenced by O&M data from the operational pump and treat system.  ICs are in place.","city":"BRUNO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUTLER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68014","epaid":"NED981713829","regionid":"07","sitename":"BRUNO CO-OP ASSOCIATION\/ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0702000","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brunocoop"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRAND ISLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HALL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68801","epaid":"NED981499312","regionid":"07","sitename":"CLEBURN STREET WELL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701986","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cleburnstreetwell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAVERLY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LANCASTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68462","epaid":"NED980862718","regionid":"07","sitename":"WAVERLY GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701974","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/waverlygroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HASTINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68901","epaid":"NED980862668","regionid":"07","sitename":"HASTINGS GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701973","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hastingsgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LINDSAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PLATTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"68644","epaid":"NED068645696","regionid":"07","sitename":"LINDSAY MANUFACTURING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701913","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Nebraska","state_code":"NE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lindsaymanufacturingco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. CHARLES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. CHARLES","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"63301","epaid":"MO5210021288","regionid":"07","sitename":"WELDON SPRING FORMER ARMY ORDNANCE WORKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701773","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/weldonspringformerarmy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"INDEPENDENCE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JACKSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"64050","epaid":"MO3213890012","regionid":"07","sitename":"LAKE CITY ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT (NORTHWEST LAGOON)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701757","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lakecityammunition"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. CHARLES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. CHARLES","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"63301","epaid":"MO3210090004","regionid":"07","sitename":"WELDON SPRING QUARRY\/PLANT\/PITS (USDOE\/ARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701753","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/weldonspringquarry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Newton County Mine Tailings Superfund site is considered 'Current Human Exposure Not Under Control' because recreational users and residents of the mine waste areas and impacted surface water can be exposed through direct contact to lead, zinc, and cadmium contaminated soils and sediments. The planned activities to address these pathways are the continuation of ongoing remediation of contaminated soils and sediments. Several EPA and PRP performed removal and remedial actions have been completed throughout the site. Remedial actions began in 2014 in the Granby sub-district. Previous and ongoing removal actions completed the residential and groundwater actions. Ongoing work is being conducted throughout the Granby, Spring City\/Spurgeon, and Wentworth sub-districts, with future efforts planned for additional sub-districts. Human Exposure is expected to be under control by December 31, 2030, with Long-Term Human Health Protection estimated to be achieved by the same date.","city":"NEWTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEWTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"","epaid":"MOD981507585","regionid":"07","sitename":"NEWTON COUNTY MINE TAILINGS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0701651","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newtoncountymine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Big River Mine Tailings superfund site is considered 'Current Human Exposure Not Under Control' because lead-contaminated yard soils and sediment remain unaddressed. Contaminated soil and sediments pose a direct contact and ingestion threat to young children and pregnant women. The planned activities to address this pathway were a series of removal actions to stabilize waste piles, replace highly contaminated surface soil in residential yards and child highuse areas, and complete two remedial actions to address remaining yard soils (OU 1) and watershed sediments (OU 2). A total of 7,130 yards have been sampled. Of those 5,179 had one or more areas > 400 parts per million lead. Over 2500 properties have been remediated where high levels of lead were found in residential properties or where children with elevated blood lead were identified. Six of the seven mine waste piles are stabilized. Surface water, sediment, and various forms of biota contain elevated concentrations of lead throughout the mining area. Fish in Big River have shown elevated concentrations of lead. Fish advisories have been in place at the site since 1981. EPA has worked with the St. Francois County Watershed Group, a group of local concerned citizens and other federal and state agencies, to help educate the community on the effects of lead contaminated soil, sediment, and surface water. Additionally, EPA plans to complete an Interim Record of Decision in 2025 to address lead-contaminated floodplain soil, surface water, and sediment in the Big River watershed from Leadwood to the confluence with the Meramec River. The planned activity to address the pathway for OU 1 is the continuation of ongoing remediation of lead contaminated soils. Additionally, the planned activities to address the pathway for OU 2 will be determined in the Interim Record of Decision for OU 2. Human Exposure is expected to be under control by 03\/19\/2057.","city":"DESLOGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. FRANCOIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63601","epaid":"MOD981126899","regionid":"07","sitename":"BIG RIVER MINE TAILINGS\/ST. 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DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700181","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whitefarmequipment"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINEOLA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MILLS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"51554","epaid":"IAD042581256","regionid":"07","sitename":"AIDEX CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700155","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aidexcorp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ATLANTIC","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"50022","epaid":"IAD039954300","regionid":"07","sitename":"PCE FORMER DRY CLEANER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700145","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/PCEFormerDryCleaner"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOSPERS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SIOUX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"51238","epaid":"IAD022193577","regionid":"07","sitename":"FARMERS' MUTUAL COOPERATIVE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700137","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/farmersmutualcoop"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OTTUMWA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"WAPELLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"52501","epaid":"IAD005291182","regionid":"07","sitename":"JOHN DEERE (OTTUMWA WORKS LANDFILLS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700110","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/johndeereottumwa"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CEDAR RAPIDS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LINN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"52402","epaid":"IAD005279039","regionid":"07","sitename":"ELECTRO-COATINGS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700094","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/electrocoatings"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CAMANCHE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLINTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"52730","epaid":"IAD000606038","regionid":"07","sitename":"LAWRENCE TODTZ FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700039","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lawrencetodtzfarm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WATERLOO","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BLACK HAWK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"50703","epaid":"IAD984566356","regionid":"07","sitename":"WATERLOO COAL GASIFICATION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0700034","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Iowa","state_code":"IA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/waterloocoalgas"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SULLIVAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"63080","epaid":"MOD981717036","regionid":"07","sitename":"OAK GROVE VILLAGE WELL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0700020","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Missouri","state_code":"MO","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oakgrovevillagewell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Carlisle Village Cleaners Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID). The site was officially listed on the National Priorities List on July 3, 2025. Historical dry-cleaning operations and the improper storage of chlorinated solvents and\/or waste disposal practices have resulted in perchloroethylene (PCE) and trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in sub-surface soils causing vapor intrusion into nearby residential and commercial properties. In November 2022, EPA\u2019s removal program conducted an emergency response to install air purifying units in properties which had levels of PCE that posed an immediate risk to human health. The removal program will initiate a time-critical removal action by the fall of 2025 that will consist of installing various vapor intrusion mitigation systems throughout the community to stop the intrusion of vapors into residences and commercial properties. Limited site characterization conducted by New Mexico Environment Department suggests that contamination is currently confined within soils and that the regional aquifer which is encountered around 400 feet below ground surface is not impacted. However, additional site characterization is needed to determine if the regional aquifer has been affected and better define the extent of contamination soil contamination, vapor intrusion, and risks to human health. The remedial investigation\/feasibility study for the site began in September 2025 and is expected to be completed by October 2025.<br\/><br\/>","city":"ALBUQUERQUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERNALILLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87108","epaid":"NMN000622185","regionid":"06","sitename":"CARLISLE VILLAGE CLEANERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0622185","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/carlisle-village-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2022, the Northwest Odessa Groundwater Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Northwest Odessa Groundwater was listed on the National Priorities List in September 2020, and the remedial investigation is in it's early stages. There has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks. Once EPA completes a human health risk assessment, the status will be updated. ","city":"ODESSA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ECTOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79762","epaid":"TXN000607499","regionid":"06","sitename":"NORTHWEST ODESSA GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607499","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northwestodessagroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2024, there remains insufficient data to determine human exposure control status.  The remedial investigation report is anticipated to be completed in FY24. Preliminary contaminants of concern are VOCs, SVOCs, metals, and PAHs.  Potential exposure pathways include soil, sediment, groundwater, and surface water.  EPA is continuing to work with the PRP Group and the state to update and distribute fact sheets, and update the site repositories.","city":"JENNINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON DAVIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70546","epaid":"LAD008434185","regionid":"06","sitename":"SBA SHIPYARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607497","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sba-shipyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BURNET","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURNET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78611","epaid":"TXN000607441","regionid":"06","sitename":"MAIN STREET GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607441","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/main-street-gw-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HENRYETTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OKMULGEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74437","epaid":"OKN000607147","regionid":"06","sitename":"HENRYETTA IRON AND METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607147","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/henryetta-iron-metal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Colonial Creosote Superfund Site is considered 'Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation' (HEID). A phased Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) was initiated in June 2017 and is ongoing. The site is enclosed with a fence and locked gate, minimizing potential exposure to possible subsurface soil contaminants. Efforts are ongoing in implementing the phased RI\/FS, with the Human Health Risk Assessment being conducted as part of this process. The RI\/FS is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, and EPA anticipates that sufficient data will be available to make a Human Exposure determination shortly after that time.","city":"BOGALUSA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70429","epaid":"LAN000607134","regionid":"06","sitename":"COLONIAL CREOSOTE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607134","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/colonial-creosote"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2022, based on data collected for the Remedial Investigation for OU1, exposure pathways exist and therefore the site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC)\". Concentrations of some contaminants in the uppermost groundwater bearing unit exceed drinking water standards; however shallow groundwater is not used and will not be used as a drinking water source in the future (prevented by institutional controls for on-property and off-property). Exposure to off-property groundwater potentially poses a risk to construction workers that may contact shallow groundwater. Arsenic, aldrin, pesticides exceed risk levels in on-property and off-property soil. The sediments adjacent to the USOR property show elevated levels of metals such as antimony, arsenic, and mercury, pesticides and herbicides such as aldrin, dieldrin, and heptachlor epoxide. The contaminated sediment area is about 1\/3 of an acre compared to the approximately 38 acres of the bayou and existing on-site contamination acts as a source contamination to the bayou and sediments. Fishing is observed in the Bayou adjacent to the Site and fish ingestion exposure pathways exist. The RI\/FS for OU1 is expected to be completed FY 2023. The RI\/FS for OU-2 is underway and is expected to be completed in FY 2025.","city":"PASADENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77506","epaid":"TXN000607093","regionid":"06","sitename":"US OIL RECOVERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607093","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/us-oil-recovery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to make a site-wide determination of Human Exposure Under Control at the Eagle Industries Superfund site. The site was proposed to the National Priorities List on August 3, 2017, and was listed as final on the NPL on January 18, 2018. The remedial investigation began on August 9, 2018, with the issuance of a cooperative agreement granting the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) the lead for investigation activities. Phase I and Phase IIaA of the Remedial Investigation have been conducted, and Phase IIB is ongoing, with completion projected by May 1, 2026. It is anticipated that sufficient data will be available to make a Human Exposure determination upon the completion of the RI in May 2026, as the ongoing remedial investigation activities continue to further characterize the site and evaluate potential exposure pathways.","city":"MIDWEST CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OKLAHOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73130","epaid":"OKN000607068","regionid":"06","sitename":"EAGLE INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607068","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eagle-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Lea and West Second Street Superfund Site. Though there has been no evaluation of the human health exposure indication yet, this does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring.  A Phased Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) at the site is ongoing and was initiated in May 2017.  The phased RI\/FS is collecting sufficient information and data on site contaminants to evaluate human exposure and environmental concerns and potential options for site remediation.  The implementation of the investigation is slow, due to limited and incremental funding.  The site was recently broken into 4 operable units (OUs), which may help in determining exposure.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to complete treatability studies at each operable unit to consider remedial alternatives which would prevent potential long-term exposure to dry cleaning constituents such as tetrachloroethylene (PCE) and trichloroethylene (TCE). The chosen remedy will be conveyed in the Record of Decision for the Site which EPA anticipates will be completed in September 2028. EPA currently anticipates controls for human exposure will be initiated at the start of Remedial Action in September 2030.","city":"ROSWELL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHAVES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88202","epaid":"NMN000607057","regionid":"06","sitename":"LEA AND WEST SECOND STREET","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607057","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lea-west-2nd-street"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Jackpile-Paguate Superfund site. The site was finalized on the NPL on December 12, 2013 and an evaluation of the human health exposure indication has not yet occurred. The site underwent reclamation under a Department of the Interior (DOI) Record of Decision (ROD); however, insufficient information is available to determine if HE is under control. The site has been under a Remedial Investigation since July 2017. There are also access restrictions onto the mine site and onto the Pueblo lands in general, and human receptors are not allowed general access.  The site is currently sampling for uranium mine related contaminants (i.e., radionuclides, uranium, and other mining related metals, airborne dust particulates, gross alpha radiation, in all media.)<br\/>Activities associated with collecting sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation, including those that pertain to conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) are ongoing. A limited and phased scoping activity is underway. EPA will ensure any unacceptable exposures are addressed. Potential contaminant sources could originate from reclaimed areas undergoing erosional processes. A determination is anticipated soon after the Remedial Investigation is completed. Multimedia is being collected at the site (i.e., soil, sediment, surface water, groundwater). The RI\/FS is anticipated to be completed no sooner than Nov 2027 and before a Human Exposure determination can be made.","city":"LAGUNA PUEBLO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CIBOLA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87040","epaid":"NMN000607033","regionid":"06","sitename":"JACKPILE-PAGUATE URANIUM MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607033","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jackpile-paguate"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LIVE OAK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BEXAR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78233","epaid":"TXD057567216","regionid":"06","sitename":"ELDORADO CHEMICAL CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0607012","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eldorado-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIDLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79706","epaid":"TXN000606992","regionid":"06","sitename":"WEST COUNTY ROAD 112 GROUND WATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606992","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/west-county-road-112"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILLOW PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PARKER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"76087","epaid":"TXN000606965","regionid":"06","sitename":"CIRCLE COURT GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606965","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/circle-court"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN ANTONIO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BEXAR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78253","epaid":"TXN000606915","regionid":"06","sitename":"RIVER CITY METAL FINISHING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606915","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/river-city-metal-finishing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Delfasco Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). There is known human exposure to residences overlying the shallow groundwater plume near the source area via the Vapor Intrusion pathway. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because known residential properties with elevated levels of TCE have not given access to EPA to install a vapor intrusion mitigation systems (VIMS) resulting in unsecured exposure pathways to human receptors, and concentrations of COCs above risk-based levels. Collecting sufficient data to determine potential vapor intrusion impacts at residential properties and to test the effectiveness of the installed VIMS, has been limited due to lack of access by the community. <br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are robust community involvement activities that include door-to-door notifications, the dissemination of informative fact sheets at residential properties, at local religious institution, on the City of Grand Prairie webpage, and a planned community meeting for January 2026. These activities will potentially result in EPA receiving additional access to residential properties to conduct vapor intrusion sampling and\/or installing a VIMS to break the pathway and reduce COC concentrations in the indoor air. An interim remedy is also planned for FY26 to install a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system at the source to reduce and contain further leaching of COCs in soil into the underlaying groundwater, and to install an in-situ barrier that will intercept the groundwater plume as it migrates to reduce and contain the plume before impacting unprotected residential properties. EPA anticipates this Site will be considered \u201CHuman Exposure Under Control\u201D by October 2027.<br\/>In addition, EPA is still offering vapor mitigation systems to residential properties, with chemicals of concern (COCs) concentrations above the acceptable risk-level, at no cost to them.<br\/>","city":"GRAND PRAIRIE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DALLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75050","epaid":"TXD988034328","regionid":"06","sitename":"DELFASCO FORGE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606872","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delfasco-forge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TERRELL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KAUFMAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75160","epaid":"TXD007357932","regionid":"06","sitename":"VAN DER HORST USA CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606869","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/van-der-horst"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the San Mateo Creek Basin Legacy Uranium Sites for groundwater (hereinafter the \"Site\"), collectively a Superfund Site, is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure Evaluation\" (HEID).  This site has two groundwater operable units: Operable Unit 1 is the Lower San Mateo Creek Study Area (also known as the \"Central Study Area\"), Operable Unit 2 is the Ambrosia Lake Study Area.  Currently, there is insufficient data to make a human exposure determination at the Site.  The Site has not been placed on the NPL and there is not yet an evaluation of human health exposure risk.  <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels.  The Site has two groundwater operable units: Operable Unit 1 - Central Study Area, and Operable Unit 2 - Ambrosia Lake Study Area. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are the performance of a groundwater remedial investigation for both the Central Study Area and Ambrosia Lake Study Area.  Monitoring wells will be installed throughout the study areas to collect and analyze groundwater samples.  The Central Study Area groundwater investigation began a few years ago by three potentially responsible parties and is ongoing.  The work is being performed under an administrative order with EPA.  The Ambrosia Lake Study Area groundwater investigation is planned to start once a second administrative order is negotiated between EPA and those parties.  A baseline human health risk assessment will also be performed at both study areas to assess potential exposure pathways such as ingestion by drinking contaminated well water and dermal contact and inhalation exposure by using contaminated well water for showering and other domestic purposes.  EPA currently anticipates there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination for the Central Study Area by 2028 and the mid-2030s for the Ambrosia Lake Study Area.<br\/>  <br\/>Historically, EPA and the New Mexico Environment Department have tested several private water wells within San Mateo Creek Basin and EPA's Removal Program installed point-of-use treatment systems at a few residential taps where concentrations of metals and radionuclides (for example, uranium) exceeded federal drinking water standards.  EPA's Removal Program also replaced two private wells that had very high concentrations of constituents with new wells that were completed in a deeper aquifer.  These actions were performed to prevent unacceptable exposures from occurring.  The New Mexico Environment Department issued a health advisory for private wells within San Mateo Creek Basin in 2009.  The advisory identified possible contaminants that may occur in concentrations exceeding federal drinking water standards, including uranium, selenium, radium 226+228, and gross alpha radioactivity.  The advisory states that all present and future owners of private wells that are located within the advisory area are advised to have their well water tested to ensure that the quality of the water does not pose health concerns.    ","city":"GRANTS","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"CIBOLA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87020","epaid":"NMN000606847","regionid":"06","sitename":"SAN MATEO CREEK BASIN LEGACY URANIUM SITES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606847","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/San-Mateo-Creek-Basin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HAPPY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SWISHER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79042","epaid":"TXN000606760","regionid":"06","sitename":"NORTH EAST 2ND STREET SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606760","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north-east-2nd-street"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Highway 18 Groundwater Superfund site due to identified exposure pathways involving perchloroethylene (PCE) contamination and potential vapor intrusion impacts on nearby residences. Residential testing for vapor intrusion will be available, and a comprehensive community involvement effort is being developed to help gain consent for access. Additional sampling activities for the Remedial Investigation (RI) continued in August 2025. The ongoing contract also includes funding for a Feasibility Study for this site. It is anticipated that sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination will be available by June 2028.","city":"KERMIT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINKLER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79745","epaid":"TXN000606716","regionid":"06","sitename":"HIGHWAY 18 GROUND WATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606716","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hwy18"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIDLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79706","epaid":"TXN000606668","regionid":"06","sitename":"MIDESSA GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606668","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midessa"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ODESSA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ECTOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79762","epaid":"TXN000606614","regionid":"06","sitename":"EAST 67TH STREET GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606614","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/east-67-street"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Channelview","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77530","epaid":"TXN000606611","regionid":"06","sitename":"SAN JACINTO RIVER WASTE PITS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606611","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/san-jacinto-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2023, the site environmental indicator is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Controlled\". Currently, the site is in Remedial Action (the stage where remedy components are constructed and implemented). All residents impacted by ground water contamination are connected to the local public water supply for their drinking water needs. In addition, interim vapor intrusion mitigation systems have been installed at impacted buildings to address any indoor air exposures in the short term. This site environmental indicator will be considered \"Human Exposure Under Control\" when remedy components are constructed and operating as intended.","city":"SAN ANTONIO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BEXAR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78238","epaid":"TXN000606565","regionid":"06","sitename":"BANDERA ROAD GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0606565","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bandera-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PELICAN BAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TARRANT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"76020","epaid":"TXN000605649","regionid":"06","sitename":"SANDY BEACH ROAD GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605649","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sandy-beach"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, sufficient information was obtained during investigation activities to determine risks posed by contamination at the site. The EVR-Wood Treating\/Evangeline Refining Company site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because there are risks to construction\/maintenance workers and adolescent trespassers that are not under control. These include ingestion of surface soil, subsurface soil, and sediment containing predominantly Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and dioxin. The site is primarily heavily wooded in a rural area. EPA is working with the site owner to explore options to limit site access. Human exposure is anticipated to be under control upon completion of the remedial action as described in the record of decision, and the anticipated completion date for remedial action is September 2028. The remedial action entails capping of impacted areas, removal of debris, and installation of fencing after completion of remedial actions to limit site access.","city":"EVANGELINE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ACADIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70537","epaid":"LAN000605517","regionid":"06","sitename":"EVR-WOOD TREATING\/EVANGELINE REFINING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605517","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/evr-wood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Jones Road Ground Water Plume Superfund site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). Exposure pathways continue to exist due to residents dependency on private wells for their domestic water supply within the chlorinated solvent groundwater plume. In 2008, a public water supply line was constructed and 144 residential and commercial properties were connected. Approximately, half the residents chose not to connect to the public water supply and known\/potential exposure of the contaminated groundwater persists. The contaminants of concerns are chlorinated solvents, including perchloroethylene, trichloroethene, cis-1,2-dichloroethene, trans-1,2-dichloroethene, and vinyl chloride. The groundwater exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria showing contaminant concentrations greater than the maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) in private drinking water wells and surrounding monitoring wells. Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are continuing to offer connection to the public water supply infrastructure surrounding the site within the greater contaminant groundwater plume area, continuing to implement the Remedial Action of the source area, discussed further below, and starting a supplemental Remedial Investigation \/ Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) to determine the extent of the contaminant plume and the most feasible remedy to restore the groundwater. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, consider connecting to the public water supply or requesting testing of your water well to determine if contamination exists within your well, please contact the Remedial Project Manager for details. The EPA currently anticipates human exposure to be under control by the end of September 2028 after the groundwater remedial action is implemented. <br\/><br\/>In addition, the EPA has implemented several Remedial Actions to address the source area contamination, including installing and operating a Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) system to mitigate the source area preventing further contaminants from migrating into the groundwater, and multiple injections of in-situ bioremediation around the source area to enhance in-situ degradation of the chlorinated solvents. The EPA has installed Vapor Mitigation Systems on several suites at the commercial shopping center to further mitigate risks associated with vapor intrusion present at the source area. <br\/><br\/>The EPA completes semi-annual sampling events for groundwater and vapor intrusion. Results are distributed to applicable residential and commercial properties. Currently, participation within the community is minimal for the sampling events and future investigations. The EPA hosted a public meeting on July 17, 2025 to inform the community about the upcoming field investigation and request access to properties. ","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77070","epaid":"TXN000605460","regionid":"06","sitename":"JONES ROAD GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605460","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jones-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROSWELL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHAVES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88201","epaid":"NM0000605386","regionid":"06","sitename":"MCGAFFEY AND MAIN GROUNDWATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605386","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mcgaffey-main-ground-water-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Donna Reservoir and Canal System Superfund Site (Site) is currently designated as \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" as a result of PCB-contaminated sediments and PCBs that are bioaccumulating and biomagnifying in fish tissue at the Site.  The EPA completed the dredging of sediment in a half mile section of the canal with the highest concentrations of PCBs in May 2020.  Over time the concentrations of PCBs should begin to decline but this will likely take a number of years.  The EPA will continue to monitor PCB concentrations in sediment and fish tissue.  The EPA will also coordinate with the Texas Department of State Health Services (TDSHS) to evaluate the risk from consuming fish caught within the Donna Reservoir and Canal System Superfund Site.<br\/><br\/>An Institutional Control (IC), in the form of an aquatic life order, has been implemented at the Site for a number of years. The TDSHS issued \u201CAquatic Life Order Number 9\u201D in February 1994. This order stated that \u201C. . . the Donna Irrigation System [Donna Site] located in Hidalgo County is declared a prohibited area for the taking of all species of aquatic life.\u201D According to a sign posted by the Texas Department of Health, predecessor to the TDSHS, at Donna Lake there is a $500 fine for keeping fish from the reservoir and canal system. This sign also states that, \u201CWarning, it is illegal to possess fish from this water, fish caught from this water may contain harmful chemicals.\u201D The enforcement authority for this order is the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (i.e., Game Wardens). The EPA expects that the TDSHS\u2019s aquatic life order will remain in place until PCB levels in fish tissue are shown to have decreased to a level that is not an unacceptable risk.<br\/><br\/>Informational Institutional Controls (ICs) include the information distributed by the TDSHS concerning PCBs and the cooking options for fish caught from the Site. This document is titled \u201CGuide on Fish Consumption and the Effects on Human Health\u201D (Publication No. 09-14639, July 2015). To increase the awareness of the prohibitions concerning the taking of fish from the Site, the EPA will install and maintain warning signs for 5 years.  The EPA plan includes enhanced outreach efforts conducted by the EPA, TDSHS, and other entities associated with the Site. These outreach efforts will emphasize that the prohibitions will remain in place after the remediation of the Site until the Remedial Action Objectives identified in the Record of Decision have been achieved.<br\/>","city":"Donna","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HIDALGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78537","epaid":"TX0000605363","regionid":"06","sitename":"DONNA RESERVOIR AND CANAL SYSTEM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605363","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/donna-reservoir-canal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DEER PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77536","epaid":"TX0000605329","regionid":"06","sitename":"PATRICK BAYOU","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605329","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/patrick-bayou"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CORPUS CHRISTI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NUECES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78409","epaid":"TX0000605264","regionid":"06","sitename":"BRINE SERVICE COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605264","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brine-service"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DALLAS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DALLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75241","epaid":"TXN000605240","regionid":"06","sitename":"LANE PLATING WORKS, INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605240","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lane-plating-works"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PORT ARTHUR","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77640","epaid":"TXD068104561","regionid":"06","sitename":"PALMER BARGE LINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605212","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/palmer-barge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEVELLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HOCKLEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79336","epaid":"TXSFN0605177","regionid":"06","sitename":"STATE ROAD 114 GROUNDWATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605177","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/state-road-114"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRANTS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CIBOLA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87020","epaid":"NM0007271768","regionid":"06","sitename":"GRANTS CHLORINATED SOLVENTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605144","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/grants-chlorinated-solvents"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAN ANTONIO","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BEXAR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"78211","epaid":"TXD057577579","regionid":"06","sitename":"R & H OIL\/TROPICANA ENERGY","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0605132","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/r-h-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAS CRUCES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DONA ANA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88004","epaid":"NM0002271286","regionid":"06","sitename":"GRIGGS & WALNUT GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605116","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/griggs-walnut"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2007, the RI, FS, and risk assessments have been completed.  EPA is currently drafting the Proposed Plan.  EPA ensures community members know about and participate in site issues and activities by awarding a Technical Assistance Grant to local citizens' group, conducting community interviews, implementing a community relations plan, briefing local government officials, holding public meetings and\/or availability sessions, and mailing fact sheets about the site to residents, and publishing ads in local newspapers.  Additional community involvement activities will occur once the cleanup plan is finalized.","city":"ARDMORE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CARTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73402","epaid":"OK0002024099","regionid":"06","sitename":"IMPERIAL REFINING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605091","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/imperial-refining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2007, information available has determined there is no complete pathway for human exposure to site contaminant since the contaminants are present in the sediments only.  At this time, EPA believes that the contaminated sediments pose a potential ecological risk. \r<br\/> ","city":"PORT NECHES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77651","epaid":"TX0001414341","regionid":"06","sitename":"STAR LAKE CANAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605043","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/star-lake-canal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ODESSA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ECTOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79764","epaid":"TX0001407444","regionid":"06","sitename":"SPRAGUE ROAD GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605023","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sprague-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PERRYTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OCHILTREE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79070","epaid":"TX0001399435","regionid":"06","sitename":"CITY OF PERRYTON WELL NO. 2","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605015","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/city-of-perryton"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELL COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BELL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"76513","epaid":"TXD066379645","regionid":"06","sitename":"ROCKWOOL INDUSTRIES INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605009","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rockwool"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77020","epaid":"TXD008083404","regionid":"06","sitename":"MANY DIVERSIFIED INTERESTS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0605008","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mdi"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2024, the Wilcox Oil Company Superfund site is considered \"human exposure not under control\".  All site planned field activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are complete. The remedial investigation and the human health and ecological risk assessments are complete; however, ground water data gaps were identified. The Soil Feasibility Study was completed in 2021; however, further investigation of the ground water is needed in order to fully evaluate potential response actions.<br\/><br\/>Properties of concerned residents were sampled in May\/June 2015. Soil data from the residential areas was reviewed to assess the potential for immediate human health risks. All results and concerns were discussed with the residents in October 2015. At this time, no immediate health risks were identified. In addition, properties where refinery waste is present at the surface are fenced and locked to deter trespassing and potential contact with the refinery waste.<br\/><br\/>In September 2018, a Source Control Interim and Early Action Record of Decision was issued to address the lead additive area and 8 waste source areas.  The remedial design was completed in September 2019 and remedial action was funded in 2020; however, due to travel restrictions related to Covid-19 remediation was not completed in 2021. The Source control Interim and Early Action was completed in May 2023; however, this is only an interim\/early action and only addresses exposures related to the 9 identified source areas and does not address all areas that need to be cleaned up.","city":"CREEK COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CREEK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74010","epaid":"OK0001010917","regionid":"06","sitename":"WILCOX OIL COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604942","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wilcox-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRAND CHENIERE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMERON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70542","epaid":"LA0000187518","regionid":"06","sitename":"MALLARD BAY LANDING BULK PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604848","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mallard-bay-landing-bulk-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLLINSVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TULSA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74021","epaid":"OKD987096195","regionid":"06","sitename":"TULSA FUEL AND MANUFACTURING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604674","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tulsa-manufacturing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SLAUGHTER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"EAST FELICIANA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70722","epaid":"LAD008187940","regionid":"06","sitename":"CENTRAL WOOD PRESERVING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604527","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/central-wood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MARION","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"UNION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71260","epaid":"LAD008473142","regionid":"06","sitename":"MARION PRESSURE TREATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604491","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/marion-pressure-treating-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"READER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OUACHITA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71726","epaid":"ARD042755231","regionid":"06","sitename":"OUACHITA NEVADA WOOD TREATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604486","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ouachita-nevada-wood-treaters"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALEXANDRIA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"RAPIDES","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71302","epaid":"LAD985185107","regionid":"06","sitename":"RUSTON FOUNDRY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604348","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ruston-foundry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ESPANOLA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RIO ARRIBA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87532","epaid":"NMD986670156","regionid":"06","sitename":"NORTH RAILROAD AVENUE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604299","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north-railroad-avenue-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the American Creosote Deridder Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). Based on the 2023 risk assessment documents and 2024 remedial investigation report (supplemental) report, there is sufficient information to determine there is risk present in surface soil, sediment, and surface water (benzo[a]pyrene and naphthalene) at concentrations higher than the acceptable risk range at the Site property and onto an adjoining property.  This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because, beyond densely vegetated surface characteristics, there are no physical barriers to prevent potential exposure to impacted media on adjoining properties outside the Site property. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to complete the Feasibility Study to consider remedial  alternatives which would prevent potential long-term exposure. The chosen remedy will be conveyed in the Record of Decision for the Site which EPA anticipates will be completed in August 2026. EPA currently anticipates controls for human exposure will be initiated at the start of Remedial Action in September 2028. ","city":"DERIDDER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BEAUREGARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70634","epaid":"LAN000604293","regionid":"06","sitename":"AMERICAN CREOSOTE DERIDDER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604293","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-creosote-deRidder"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALBUQUERQUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERNALILLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87102","epaid":"NMD986668911","regionid":"06","sitename":"FRUIT AVENUE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604068","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fruit-avenue-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PANTEX VILLAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CARSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"79111","epaid":"TX4890110527","regionid":"06","sitename":"PANTEX PLANT (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604060","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pantex-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEMITAR","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SOCORRO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"87823","epaid":"NMD097960272","regionid":"06","sitename":"CAL WEST METALS (USSBA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0604050","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cal-west-metals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAKE CHARLES","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70601","epaid":"LAD985169317","regionid":"06","sitename":"GULF STATE UTILITIES-NORTH RYAN STREET","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0603977","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gulf-state-utilities"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EL DORADO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"UNION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71730","epaid":"ARD008052508","regionid":"06","sitename":"POPILE, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603790","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/popile"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Mountain Pine Pressure Treating Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s). Arsenic was reevaluated under EPA Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) in 2025, resulting in updates to both the oral reference dose and the cancer slope factor. These updates lower the applicable arsenic screening levels for a composite worker exposure scenario in surficial soil to below the cleanup levels outlined in the ROD. The site was previously categorized as \u201CCurrent Human Exposures Under Control\u201D (HEUC). The remedy removed and treated soil with arsenic concentrations greater than the cleanup goal, which was protective of industrial workers. There is no current activity in the area where contamination was left in place, but future activity could occur.  <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are to do a thorough evaluation of the existing soil data from the Remedial Investigation (RI) and Remedial Action (RA). The existing data will be used to perform a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) to see if an unacceptable risk exists. If there is insufficient data available from the RI and RA to perform a HHRA, then additional sampling will be conducted to fill data gaps. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by July 2027. This will provide sufficient time to evaluate existing data and collect additional data (if necessary) and to perform the HHRA.<br\/>","city":"PLAINVIEW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YELL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72857","epaid":"ARD049658628","regionid":"06","sitename":"MOUNTAIN PINE PRESSURE TREATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603651","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mountain-pine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, the Air Force Plant 4 Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s)  known as per-fluor-alkyl substances (PFAS) and the ongoing implementation of a long-term monitored natural attenuation (MNA) remedial action at the site. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC). Limited data is available based on a preliminary site investigation and review of PFAS releases at the site that were completed in 2019 and 2023. The 2019 and 2023 investigations found PFAS in groundwater in several groundwater monitoring wells are above the current maximum concentration levels (MCLs) and that various soils and sediments are above the regional screening levels. The concentrations in soil, ground water, and surface water need to be delineated and assessed for potential exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this HEID status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new potential exposure are to conduct a remedial investigation (RI), which will include a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) and information about the human interactions with potentially contaminated media. The PFAS contaminants may be co-mingled with legacy contaminants in groundwater associated with other contaminant releases and could impact the currently selected remedies. One or more new operable units (OUs) may be established to facilitate response actions. Direct soil exposure and ingestion of ground water pathways must be evaluated. EPA anticipates a human exposure evaluation by 2027.","city":"FORT WORTH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TARRANT","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"76108","epaid":"TX7572024605","regionid":"06","sitename":"AIR FORCE PLANT #4 (GENERAL DYNAMICS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603610","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/air-force-plan-4"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TEXARKANA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOWIE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"75501","epaid":"TX7213821831","regionid":"06","sitename":"LONE STAR ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603609","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lone-star-aap"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Longhorn Army Ammunition Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) known as per-fluor-alkyl substances (PFAS) in the soil and groundwater. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC), and the limited data available, based on a preliminary site investigation and review of PFAS releases at the site in 2023, found PFAS in groundwater in several wells above the current maximum concentration levels (MCLs) and above the regional screening levels in the soil. The concentrations in soil, ground water, and surface water need to be delineated and assessed for potential exposure risks to ensure there is no risk to human populations and the current remedies implemented at the site.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this HEID status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new potential exposure are to conduct a remedial investigation (RI), which will include a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) and information about the human interactions with potentially contaminated media. The PFAS contaminants may be co-mingled with legacy contaminants in groundwater associated with other contaminant releases. One or more new operable units (OUs) may be established to facilitate response actions. Direct soil exposure and ingestion of ground water pathways must be evaluated. EPA anticipates a human exposure evaluation by 2027.","city":"KARNACK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRISON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"75661","epaid":"TX6213820529","regionid":"06","sitename":"LONGHORN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603606","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/longhorn-army-ammo-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77042","epaid":"TXD990707010","regionid":"06","sitename":"CRYSTAL CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0603555","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crystal-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LIBERTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LIBERTY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77575","epaid":"TXD980873350","regionid":"06","sitename":"PETRO-CHEMICAL SYSTEMS, INC. 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Coal tar seeps were observed at the Site for the first time since the remedy was implemented in July 2000. The tar seeps area is west of the southeast cap installed at the Site. Since July 2021, additional tar seeps were observed in the same area during the months of September 2021, October 2021, December 2021, and February 2022. These tar seeps occur in the truck parking lot where there is truck and pedestrian traffic. The source is presumed to be from residual coal tar pooled underground from pre-1962 coal tar distillation operations at the Site. The Potentially Responsible Parties (PRP) removed the exposed tar and pea gravel from the pavement area after each occurrence and placed them into a 55-gallon drum for proper disposal in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The PRP primed and sealed concrete joints in the tar seeps area in March 2022, as per an approved workplan.<br\/><br\/>The site was previously categorized Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC) and was changed to Human Exposure Saved Draft while the tar seeps were being evaluated. For the remedy at the Site to be protective the nature and extent of coal tar and soil contamination in the southeast is to be determined and remedial alternatives evaluated and implemented. In addition, indoor air quality in the nearby tractor trailer maintenance shop needs to be evaluated and addressed.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are for the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) to collect soil gas samples near the tractor trailer maintenance shop and perform a risk evaluation to determine whether vapor intrusion is an issue in the maintenance shop. The PRP needs submit a plan to evaluate the nature and extent of coal tar and soil contamination. Once the nature and extent is delineated, the PRP needs to implement response actions to address the tar and contaminated soil. EPA currently anticipates there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 6\/30\/2025 because EPA anticipates the coal tar delineation and vapor intrusion risk evaluation will be completed by then.<br\/><br\/>The property owner is providing access and has been cooperating with the EPA and PRP to resolve this issue expeditiously. prevent dermal and inhalation exposure.","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77020","epaid":"TXD980810386","regionid":"06","sitename":"SOUTH CAVALCADE STREET","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602895","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/south-cavalcade"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77017","epaid":"TXD980748453","regionid":"06","sitename":"GENEVA INDUSTRIES\/FUHRMANN ENERGY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602809","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/geneva-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOUSTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77034","epaid":"TXD980745582","regionid":"06","sitename":"HARRIS (FARLEY STREET)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602804","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/harris-farley-street"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CONROE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77301","epaid":"TXD980745574","regionid":"06","sitename":"UNITED CREOSOTING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602803","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/united-creosoting"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FORT WORTH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TARRANT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"76110","epaid":"TXD980699656","regionid":"06","sitename":"PESSES CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602800","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pesses"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ODESSA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ECTOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"79762","epaid":"TXD980697114","regionid":"06","sitename":"ODESSA CHROMIUM #2 (ANDREWS HIGHWAY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602703","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/odessa-chromium-2"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LA MARQUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GALVESTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77590","epaid":"TXD980629851","regionid":"06","sitename":"MOTCO, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602673","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/motco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRIENDSWOOD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77089","epaid":"TXD980625453","regionid":"06","sitename":"BRIO REFINING, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602601","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brio-refining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TEXARKANA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOWIE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75501","epaid":"TXD980623904","regionid":"06","sitename":"KOPPERS CO., INC. 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CROSBY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77532","epaid":"TXD980513956","regionid":"06","sitename":"SIKES DISPOSAL PITS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602488","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sikes"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GREENVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HUNT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75401","epaid":"TXD980513808","regionid":"06","sitename":"OLD ESCO MANUFACTURING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0602482","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/old-esco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRAND PRAIRIE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DALLAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"75051","epaid":"TXD980340889","regionid":"06","sitename":"BIO-ECOLOGY SYSTEMS, 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Tribal members live throughout the area and utilize plants grown on or animals feeding near contaminated areas as a part of their tribal way of life. In addition to these exposures, there are adolescent recreators and families that continue to trespass and use the contaminated areas for recreational purposes.  The contaminated area is vast and it is not possible to prevent all access to the mining waste.  Consequently the EPA is implementing the cleanup of contaminated source areas and conducting multiple community outreach efforts to educate people with respect to avoiding exposure to the contamination. These actions will significantly reduce the exposure of Tribal members and trespassers to the contamination.<br\/><br\/>The voluntary buyout the EPA implemented under the Record of Decision for Operable Unit 4 (Mining Waste) in the former mining towns of Picher, Cardin, and Hockerville was completed in 2011. This effort relocated more than 700 residences. With this milestone achieved the continued remediation of residential properties, and the continued outreach efforts in adjacent communities that are within the Site's boundary, the EPA views the exposure to Site contamination to be under control in these areas.<br\/><br\/>With regard to potential human health risks related to surface water and sediment exposure, EPA is working with partners to address these concerns.  EPA Regions 6 and 7 are working closely with the 3 states (Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas), nine Tribes (Quapaw Nation, Peoria Tribe, Ottawa Tribe, Miami Tribe, Eastern Shawnee Tribe, Wyandotte Nation, Seneca-Cayuga Nation, Modoc Tribe, and Cherokee Nation), and the community to develop and complete a human health risk assessment and characterization report. This Operable Unit 5 (Surface Water and Sediment) effort includes seven watersheds covering approximately 437 square miles and 119 river miles within Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and 8 tribal areas.","city":"OTTAWA COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OTTAWA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74339","epaid":"OKD980629844","regionid":"06","sitename":"TAR CREEK (OTTAWA COUNTY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601269","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tar-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TULSA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TULSA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74107","epaid":"OKD980620983","regionid":"06","sitename":"COMPASS INDUSTRIES (AVERY DRIVE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601258","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/compass-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OKLAHOMA CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OKLAHOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73111","epaid":"OKD980620967","regionid":"06","sitename":"TENTH STREET DUMP\/JUNKYARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601256","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tenth-street-dump-junkyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OKLAHOMA CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OKLAHOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73117","epaid":"OKD980620868","regionid":"06","sitename":"MOSLEY ROAD SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601251","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mosley-road-sanitary-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CYRIL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CADDO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73029","epaid":"OKD091598870","regionid":"06","sitename":"OKLAHOMA REFINING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601172","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oklahoma-refining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CUSHING","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PAYNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74023","epaid":"OKD082471988","regionid":"06","sitename":"HUDSON REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601160","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hudson-refinery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, their is insufficient data to determine human exposure control status at the Fansteel Metals Superfund Site. The Site was added to the National Priorities List in January 2023. The Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study is expected to begin in the Spring of 2026 and conclude by October 2031. Removal activities are still ongoing to address waste stored on site. All residents are connected to the city's drinking water system and nearby private wells do not appear to be impacted by the Site. In addition, The site is is zoned for commercial use and access to the public is restricted through security fencing. Contaminant migration in groundwater and surface water is being manage by the Site's wastewater treatment plant. Additional information through the RI\/FS is need to determine human exposure control status. All RI\/FS field activities are expected to conclude by September 2030, at which point there will be sufficient data to make a human exposure control status determination.","city":"MUSKOGEE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MUSKOGEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74403","epaid":"OKD007221831","regionid":"06","sitename":"FANSTEEL METALS\/FMRI","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601045","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fansteel-metals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OKLAHOMA CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OKLAHOMA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73152","epaid":"OKD007188717","regionid":"06","sitename":"DOUBLE EAGLE REFINERY CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0601029","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/double-eagle-refinery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BARTLESVILLE","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"74003","epaid":"OKD000829440","regionid":"06","sitename":"NATIONAL ZINC CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0601010","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/national-zinc-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CRINER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCCLAIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"73080","epaid":"OKD000400093","regionid":"06","sitename":"HARDAGE\/CRINER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600988","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Oklahoma","state_code":"OK","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hardage-criner"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SILVER CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"GRANT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88061","epaid":"NMD981155930","regionid":"06","sitename":"CLEVELAND MILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600952","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cleveland-mill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Lee Acres Landfill Superfund Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID).  Private domestic wells have been drilled in the downgradient area of the Lee Acres Landfill Site where manganese exceedances are confirmed present in the groundwater.  Currently, there is insufficient data to determine if the well owner is using the private well for drinking water purposes. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this  \"Insufficient Data\" Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The activities planned to make the Human Exposure evaluation include conducting a well survey to determine how private well owners are using their well water. It is anticipated that sufficient data will be available to make a Human Exposure determination by November 2026, following the completion of the well survey and related activities. <br\/><br\/>Meanwhile, the Bureau of Land Management is in continued discussions with the New Mexico Office of State Engineer about informing new well drilling permit owners about the levels of manganese in the aquifer to ensure private well water is not used for drinking in the area of contamination.","city":"FARMINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN JUAN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"87413","epaid":"NMD980750020","regionid":"06","sitename":"LEE ACRES LANDFILL (USDOI)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600911","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lee-acres"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOS LUNAS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"VALENCIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87031","epaid":"NMD980749980","regionid":"06","sitename":"PAGANO SALVAGE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600907","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pagano-salvage"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CARRIZOZO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LINCOLN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88301","epaid":"NMD980749378","regionid":"06","sitename":"CIMARRON MINING CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600897","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cimarron-mining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALBUQUERQUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERNALILLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87105","epaid":"NMD980745558","regionid":"06","sitename":"SOUTH VALLEY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600881","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/south-valley"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALBUQUERQUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERNALILLO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87102","epaid":"NMD980622864","regionid":"06","sitename":"AT&SF (ALBUQUERQUE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600879","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/atsf-albuquerque"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PREWITT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCKINLEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87045","epaid":"NMD980622773","regionid":"06","sitename":"PREWITT ABANDONED REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600877","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/prewitt-abandoned-refinery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CLOVIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CURRY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"88101","epaid":"NMD043158591","regionid":"06","sitename":"AT & SF (CLOVIS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600827","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/atsf-clovis"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHURCH ROCK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCKINLEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87311","epaid":"NMD030443303","regionid":"06","sitename":"UNITED NUCLEAR CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600819","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/united-nuclear"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Homestake Mining Co. Superfund site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC)\". The human health risk from radon and progeny levels in ambient air exceed EPA's acceptable excess lifetime carcinogenic risk level of 10-4 to 10-6 for the nearby residential subdivisions.  The source of the radon and progeny is a large tailing impoundment containing 21 million tons of radioactive uranium tailing.  The Large Tailing Pile (LTP) has a final radon barrier in place along its flank, but only an interim soil cover on its top.  A final radon barrier and evapotranspiration cover design has been submitted by PRP to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for approval under the Uranium Mill Tailing Radiation Control Act (UMTRCA).  Once the final radon barrier is in place, EPA fully expects the radon and progeny emissions from the site will be reduced such that the site will achieve Human Exposure Under Control.  As of November 2024, the NRC has still not approved the cover design for the LTP.  At the site the EPA expects the cover construction to be complete by December 2026.  EPA has not selected a Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) remedy for the site to date, but a CERCLA feasibility study is being performed to identify remedial alternatives that will substantially achieve requirements of CERCLA and National Contingency Plan (NCP) for a CERCLA quality remedy.  It is noted that natural background radon levels in ambient air also pose an unacceptable risk to residents in the neighboring subdivisions. ","city":"MILAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CIBOLA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87020","epaid":"NMD007860935","regionid":"06","sitename":"HOMESTAKE MINING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600816","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/homestake-mining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"QUESTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TAOS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87556","epaid":"NMD002899094","regionid":"06","sitename":"CHEVRON QUESTA MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600806","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chevron-questa-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOCORRO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOCORRO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"87801","epaid":"NMD001829506","regionid":"06","sitename":"EAGLE PICHER CAREFREE BATTERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600805","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Mexico","state_code":"NM","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eagle-picher-carefree-battery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2023, there is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status at the Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Superfund site. EPA identified an area of the site that includes residential land use with unknown potential for vapor intrusion into indoor air from volatile groundwater contaminants of potential concern. This residential land use affects the assumptions used during the time the remedy was originally selected.  The activities planned to make the human exposure evaluation include completion of an evaluation, using multiple lines of evidence, to assess the potential indoor air vapor intrusion pathway for industrial and residential land use at areas exceeding the Vapor Intrusion Screening Level and to determine if any mitigation or remedial measures are warranted. ","city":"DOYLINE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WEBSTER","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"71130","epaid":"LA0213820533","regionid":"06","sitename":"LOUISIANA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600770","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/louisiana-army-ammunition-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MADISONVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. TAMMANY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70447","epaid":"LAD981522998","regionid":"06","sitename":"MADISONVILLE CREOSOTE WORKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600653","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/madisonville-creosote-works"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2019, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Devil's Swamp Lake Superfund Site. A fish consumption advisory has been issued, however, some individuals are likely still eating fish caught from the site, despite warnings.","city":"SCOTLANDVILLE","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"Y","county":"EAST BATON ROUGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70813","epaid":"LAD981155872","regionid":"06","sitename":"DEVIL'S SWAMP LAKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600652","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/devils-swamp-lake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ABBEVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"VERMILION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70510","epaid":"LAD981058019","regionid":"06","sitename":"D.L. MUD, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600647","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dl-mud"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEW ORLEANS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORLEANS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70126","epaid":"LAD981056997","regionid":"06","sitename":"AGRICULTURE STREET LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600646","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/agriculture-street-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOSSIER CITY","nplstatus":"R","saaflag":"Y","county":"BOSSIER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71111","epaid":"LAD981054075","regionid":"06","sitename":"HIGHWAY 71\/72 REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600641","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/highway-71-72"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ASCENSION PARISH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ASCENSION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70734","epaid":"LAD980879449","regionid":"06","sitename":"DUTCHTOWN TREATMENT PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600633","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dutchtown-treatment-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Capitol Lakes Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Capitol Lakes was recently finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) on September 7, 2023, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are a remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) which will include a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) or information about the human interactions with contaminated media. In April 2022, the EPA documented the presence of hazardous substances at the Site.  Specifically, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), pesticides and inorganic analytes (antimony, arsenic, cadmium, copper, lead, manganese, mercury, and zinc) were detected in Capitol Lake at concentrations that meet the criteria for an observed release. In addition, fish tissue samples collected were above the PCB fish tissue Hazard Ranking System (HRS) benchmark document Level I, establishing actual contamination of a fishery.  EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by October 2029 because RI\/FS activities should be completed by that time.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the fish advisory that was issued in 1983 by the state remains in effect. Signs around the lakes provide information regarding the fish advisory, and the fish advisory has been discussed in community meetings. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however. Out of an abundance of caution, if you live near this site do not consume fish from the lakes. ","city":"BATON ROUGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"EAST BATON ROUGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70802","epaid":"LAD980869440","regionid":"06","sitename":"CAPITOL LAKES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600622","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/capitol-lakes"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ABBEVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"VERMILION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70510","epaid":"LAD980750137","regionid":"06","sitename":"GULF COAST VACUUM SERVICES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600592","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gulf-coast-vacuum"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ABBEVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"VERMILION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70510","epaid":"LAD980749139","regionid":"06","sitename":"PAB OIL & CHEMICAL SERVICE, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600576","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pab-oil-chemical-service"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SLIDELL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. TAMMANY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70458","epaid":"LAD980745632","regionid":"06","sitename":"BAYOU BONFOUCA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600574","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bayou-bonfouca"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BAYOU SORREL","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"IBERVILLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70764","epaid":"LAD980745541","regionid":"06","sitename":"BAYOU SORREL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600573","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bayou-sorrel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"The site was an abandoned refinery and oil reprocessing plant in early 1980s.  Location is in a very rural area of Louisiana.  This site was one of the first NPL sites and a state highest priority site.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>With the abandoned refinery there were abandoned tanks, structures, impoundments with contamination, contaminated soils, debris, etc.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>In the early 1980s, several removal actions took place to pump down the impoundments or lagoons, fence the site, address lagoon levees, etc.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>In the remediation process, first the impoundments were removed.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>Later in a second step, a wastewater treatment plant and a soils land treatment unit were built on site in the early 1990s.   \r<br\/>\r<br\/>By late 1990s and early 2000s, in a third step, the remaining abandoned tanks were removed and contaminated soils were excavated, treated in the land treatment unit, and placed back in the excavation.  Finally the area was graded, capped, seeded and the treatment unit was removed.   \r<br\/>\r<br\/>Addressing the groundwater was deferred in the original 1984 ROD until later.  In a fourth step, by 2004, new monitoring wells were installed after the previous remedial activities to evaluate the current condition of the groundwater.  (Please note:  by this time soils have been excavated, treated in the land treatment unit and returned to the place of excavation )  For two years, eight rounds of groundwater monitoring were conducted, and the shallow groundwater originally of concern meets now the State of Louisiana RECAP requirements.  No further action will be required for the gw.  The ROD was modified by an Explanation of Siginificant Differences signed on 9\/12\/2006, and a Final Close Out Report was signed on 9\/12\/2006.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>The site is in the construction completion list and a Five Year review will be conducted in 2007.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>Because the site is adjacent to the Levee of the Mississippi River, the US Army Corps of Engineers have limitations and permit requirements for any activity next to the levees.  The site is also capped, graded, seeded, therefore the State placed a conveyance notification that limits future use to avoid disturbing the cap.  These limit the future reuse potential.","city":"DARROW","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ASCENSION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70725","epaid":"LAD980745533","regionid":"06","sitename":"OLD INGER OIL REFINERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600572","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/old-inger-oil-refinery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SORRENTO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ASCENSION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70778","epaid":"LAD980501456","regionid":"06","sitename":"CLEVE REBER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600512","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cleve-reber"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DENHAM SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LIVINGSTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70726","epaid":"LAD072606627","regionid":"06","sitename":"COMBUSTION, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600472","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/combustion"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Delta Shipyard Superfund Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID). A second round of sampling to assess the extent of contamination was completed in August 2021. The human health risk assessment started in 2024 and is scheduled to be completed by November 2025, with the Remedial Investigation expected to be completed by May 2026. At that time, it is anticipated that sufficient information will be available to make a Human Exposure status determination.<br\/><br\/>","city":"HOUMA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TERREBONNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70363","epaid":"LAD058475419","regionid":"06","sitename":"DELTA SHIPYARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600444","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delta-shipyard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is still insufficient information to make a determination on HEUC at the Petro-Processors Superfund Site. The site was finalized on the NPL in September 1984.<br\/><br\/>EPA has determined that there is insufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation (HEID). The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are to have the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) perform a Vapor Intrusion (VI) Risk Evaluation at a commercial structure located over the groundwater plume. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by September 2026.","city":"SCOTLANDVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"EAST BATON ROUGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70807","epaid":"LAD057482713","regionid":"06","sitename":"PETRO-PROCESSORS OF LOUISIANA, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600442","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/petro-processors"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PONCHATOULA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"TANGIPAHOA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70454","epaid":"LAD052510344","regionid":"06","sitename":"DELATTE METALS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600428","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delatte-metals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Exide Baton Rouge Superfund site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation.\" Exide Baton Rouge was finalized on the NPL on March 7, 2024, and there has yet to be an evaluation of the human health exposure risks. <br\/><br\/>The Remedial Investigation field work is expected to being by the end of 2025 to determine the nature and extent of contamination which will be followed by a human health risk assessment. Upon completion of the human health risk assessment a human exposure determination can be made. The anticipated date for sufficient information to make a human exposure determination is October 2027. Based on EPA's Hazard Ranking System (HRS) assessment, there are metals (antimony, cadmium, and lead) impacts to soil, sediment, and surface water. The Site is located in a primarily industrial area, and access to the Site is limited by secure fencing.","city":"BATON ROUGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"EAST BATON ROUGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"70807","epaid":"LAD008184137","regionid":"06","sitename":"EXIDE BATON ROUGE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600387","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/exide-baton-rouge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WINNFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71483","epaid":"LAD000239814","regionid":"06","sitename":"AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS, INC. (WINNFIELD PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600317","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Louisiana","state_code":"LA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-creosote-works-winnfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST HELENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PHILLIPS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72342","epaid":"ARD990660649","regionid":"06","sitename":"CEDAR CHEMICAL CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600295","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cedar-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PULASKI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72076","epaid":"ARD981055809","regionid":"06","sitename":"ROGERS ROAD MUNICIPAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600269","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rogers-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PARAGOULD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"GREENE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72450","epaid":"ARD980864110","regionid":"06","sitename":"MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. (PARAGOULD PIT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600246","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monroe-auto"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LONOKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72076","epaid":"ARD980809941","regionid":"06","sitename":"JACKSONVILLE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600236","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jacksonville-municipal-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OLA\/BIRTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YELL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72853","epaid":"ARD980745665","regionid":"06","sitename":"OLD MIDLAND PRODUCTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600216","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oldmidland-products"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST MEMPHIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CRITTENDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72301","epaid":"ARD980496723","regionid":"06","sitename":"SOUTH 8TH STREET LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600184","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/south-8th-street"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FORT SMITH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SEBASTIAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72916","epaid":"ARD980496368","regionid":"06","sitename":"INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONTROL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600163","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/industrial-waste-control"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWPORT","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"JACKSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72112","epaid":"ARD980496186","regionid":"06","sitename":"CECIL LINDSEY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600151","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cecil-lindsey"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"POLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71953","epaid":"ARD092916188","regionid":"06","sitename":"MID-SOUTH WOOD PRODUCTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600136","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mid-south-wood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OMAHA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72662","epaid":"ARD084930148","regionid":"06","sitename":"ARKWOOD, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600124","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arkwood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WALNUT RIDGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LAWRENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72476","epaid":"ARD059636456","regionid":"06","sitename":"FRIT INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0600106","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/frit-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EDMONDSEN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CRITTENDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72332","epaid":"ARD035662469","regionid":"06","sitename":"GURLEY PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600077","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gurley-pit"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORPHLET","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"UNION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"71759","epaid":"ARD008049207","regionid":"06","sitename":"MACMILLAN RING FREE OIL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600064","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/macmillan-ring-free-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Vertac, Inc. Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC) due to unacceptable risks identified during the Five-Year Review process. This review indicated that the remedy for the Off-Site Areas Operable Unit (OU2) is no longer protective because of dioxin contamination in residential soils. To address this, EPA is drafting an Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD) to outline changes to the original plan and is collaborating with the potentially responsible party to enhance the cleanup. These efforts include lowering the safe level of dioxin in soil to 51 parts per trillion, deciding where to dispose of the contaminated soil, and identifying the affected areas. EPA is coordinating with the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment to secure their approval for the ESD, which is expected to be finalized by September 2025. <br\/><br\/>Although the ESD will be ready by September 2025, the exact boundaries of the contamination are still unclear. EPA will ensure that the potentially responsible party determines these boundaries while remediation is underway. In response to concerns from the Jacksonville community, EPA has agreed to a phased approach to testing and cleanup, potentially extending the process to five to eight years for residential properties. <br\/><br\/>EPA anticipates that human exposure will be under control by no earlier than September 30, 2032 because of nature and extent are ongoing and stakeholders have agreed to a phased approach to testing and cleanup. <br\/><br\/>Some areas previously cleaned up still exceed the former safety levels. These locations are adjacent to a creek and within a floodplain. The creek flows from the former facility site to other areas, and the cleanup standards varied between these locations, which may account for the persistent contamination. EPA will prioritize residential areas where people are most vulnerable to exposure from contaminated soil. Once remediation begins, EPA will also investigate the creek and surrounding areas, a process that may take an additional one to five years alongside the residential cleanup. <br\/><br\/>Upon understanding delineated residential properties, EPA conducted door-to-door activities, including sharing a pictogram on ways to reduce ones' risk. EPA works with the Mayor of Jacksonville and submits monthly factsheets to directly affected residents. Additionally, EPA host monthly meetings with Arkansas Department of Health regarding human health of residents. ADH has also developed a their own factsheet with ADH and ADEE-DEQ input, in case they are contacted by a resident or local community member. ","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PULASKI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"72076","epaid":"ARD000023440","regionid":"06","sitename":"VERTAC, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600023","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Arkansas","state_code":"AR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vertac"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRIENDSWOOD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"77546","epaid":"TXD089793046","regionid":"06","sitename":"DIXIE OIL PROCESSORS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0600006","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Texas","state_code":"TX","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dixie-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Franklin Street Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site. A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) will be needed to fully characterize the nature and extent of contamination and to determine exposure and potential risk from any contamination identified at the site. The RI\/FS began in March 2024 and initial soil and vapor intrusion sampling has been conducted. Groundwater, and source area sampling continues. Potable well sampling and sewer testing will be conducted through winter 2025. Quarterly groundwater sampling will continue through 2025.<br\/>","city":"SPENCER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OWEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47460","epaid":"INN000510959","regionid":"05","sitename":"FRANKLIN STREET GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510959","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/franklinstreetgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Broadway Street Corridor Groundwater Contamination Superfund site. The contaminants in groundwater at the site are volatile organic compounds including trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene. The vapor intrusion pathway for human exposure has not been assessed thus far. A fund-lead remedial investigation, including a vapor intrusion study, is planned to start by the end of FY2024. Residents receive their drinking water from the municipal water system, which has a treatment system in place. <br\/>","city":"ANDERSON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46016","epaid":"INN000510915","regionid":"05","sitename":"BROADWAY STREET CORRIDOR GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510915","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/broadwaystreetgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at North 5th Street Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site. The site consists of a plume of groundwater contaminated with -1,2-dichloroethene (DCE); trans-1,2-DCE; vinyl chloride; tetrachloroethylene; 1,2-dichloropropane which has impacted four municipal wells that supply drinking water to the city of Goshen. Contaminant levels are below the Safe Drinking Water Act Maximum Contaminant Level; groundwater is treated in Goshen to ensure its safety before distributed to residents. A Remedial Investigation to evaluate the site contamination and potential risks to human health is expected to be completed by the end of July 2028, at which time sufficient information is expected to be available to make a determination on the Human Exposure Control status. Community involvement public interviews were conducted in April 2024. A Community Involvement Plan is under development.","city":"GOSHEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46528","epaid":"INN000510667","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTH 5TH STREET GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510667","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north5thstreet"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Valley Pike VOCs Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because groundwater, soil gas and indoor air have been contaminated by volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The planned activities to address these exposure pathways includes the continuation of the ongoing removal action to evaluate and mitigate vapor intrusion and implement a source control action. The removal action is expected to continue until a remedy is selected in 2027. Potential actions to address unacceptable risk at the site will be evaluated as part of the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study begun in 2023. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) anticipates human exposures will be under control following implementation of the remedial action expected by the end of September 2034. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan and also meets regularly with the local community and continues to actively engage with the Community Advisory Group.<br\/>","city":"RIVERSIDE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45404-2609","epaid":"OHN000510489","regionid":"05","sitename":"VALLEY PIKE VOCS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510489","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/valley-pike"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Kokomo Contaminated Groundwater Plume Superfund site is considered \"Insufficient Data to Determine Human Exposure Control\" because a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) has not been completed to provide the necessary information. The following contaminants have been detected in the groundwater plume: trichloroethylene (TCE); 1,1-dichloroethane (DCA); 1,1-dichloroethene (DCE); cis-1,2-DCE; trans-1,2-DCE; and vinyl chloride (VC). VC and cis-1,2-DCE are the principal contaminants detected. The potential routes of human exposure could be ingestion, dermal contact, and\/or inhalation. Community involvement interviews and development of a Community Involvement Plan are planned for 2026. The RI\/FS needs to be completed. A determination on the Human Exposure Control status is expected to be made in December 2026.<br\/>","city":"KOKOMO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HOWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46901-4900","epaid":"INN000510479","regionid":"05","sitename":"KOKOMO CONTAMINATED GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510479","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kokomo-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Donnelsville Contaminated Aquifer Superfund Site. EPA began the remedial investigation (RI) in 2020 and it is ongoing. The RI will identify the nature and extent of contamination, which is known to include trichloroethene and tetrachloroethylene in groundwater, and evaluate the completeness of potential human exposure pathways, including drinking water, inhalation and vapor intrusion, if warranted. EPA expects to be able to make a determination on the site-wide Human Exposure Control status by the end of October 2025.<br\/>","city":"DONNELSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45319","epaid":"OHN000510459","regionid":"05","sitename":"DONNELSVILLE CONTAMINATED AQUIFER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510459","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/donnelsville-contaminated-aquifer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Bautsch-Gray Mine Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposures Not Under Control\u201D because residents, construction workers, trespassers, and recreationalists can be exposed through direct contact to arsenic and lead contaminated soils and mine tailings. The United States Environmental Protection Agency began addressing direct exposure with removal actions completed between 2009-2012. The remedy has multiple remedial design and remedial action components. The site stability and stormwater control remedial action are ongoing. The residential soil remedial design is complete. The mine tailings source area remedial design is underway. Remedial Action on the mine tailings source areas and residential soils is estimated to be completed by December 2030 at which time human exposures are anticipated to be under control. Public outreach efforts, including fact sheets, phone calls, and postcards, continue as cleanup progresses at the Site.","city":"GALENA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JO DAVIESS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61036","epaid":"ILN000510407","regionid":"05","sitename":"BAUTSCH-GRAY MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510407","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bautsch-gray-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"INDIANAPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46205","epaid":"INN000510399","regionid":"05","sitename":"KEYSTONE CORRIDOR GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510399","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/keystone-corridor-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. LOUIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GRATIOT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48880","epaid":"MIN000510389","regionid":"05","sitename":"VELSICOL BURN PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510389","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/velsicol-burnpit"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure (HE) Control status at the DSC McLouth Steel Gibraltar Plant Superfund site. EPA started the remedial investigation (RI) in 2016. EPA signed an interim Record of Decision in 2016 selecting a source control remedy addressing leachate from Landfills A and B and the treatment ponds. Michigan EGLE pumps leachate from Countywide Landfill for off-site disposal. Leachate from the landfills has been shown to contain naphthalene, phenol, mercury, 2,4-dimethylphenol, barium, and cyanide, and have a high pH. Water in on-site ponds has been shown to contain phenols, PCBs, metals, and high pH. The RI to define the contamination is ongoing. A human health risk assessment will follow. The Site is fenced but workers at the nearby mill have access to portions of the Site. EPA anticipates having sufficient data from the RI and risk assessment to make an HE determination by the end of 2027. <br\/>","city":"GIBRALTAR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WAYNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48173-9736","epaid":"MIN000510362","regionid":"05","sitename":"DSC MCLOUTH STEEL GIBRALTAR PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510362","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dscmclouth-steel-gibraltar"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the sitewide Human Exposure Control status at the Cliff Drive Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site. EPA listed the Site on the National Priorities List in May 2019 and no PRP has been identified. A fund-lead Remedial Investigation is being conducted to characterize the nature and extent of contamination at the Site, identify the sources of the contamination, and identify any uncontrolled human exposures. The first phase of the Remedial Investigation has been completed using high resolution techniques to characterize groundwater and map the bedrock system. EPA currently anticipates having sufficient information to make a human exposure determination by the end of December 2026.<br\/>","city":"LOGANSPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46947","epaid":"INN000510272","regionid":"05","sitename":"CLIFF DRIVE GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510272","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cliff-drive-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELKHART","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46514","epaid":"INN000510229","regionid":"05","sitename":"LANE STREET GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510229","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lane-street-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MILWAUKEE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MILWAUKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53204","epaid":"WIN000510222","regionid":"05","sitename":"BURNHAM CANAL - MILLER COMPRESSING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0510222","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/burnham-canal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Amcast Industrial Corporation Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because of uncontrolled exposures to polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)-contaminated soils in residenital yards, sediments in nearby ponds, and fish in the ponds. One of the ponds is located in a city park. Signs are posted along the ponds warning people not to eat the fish, and that swimming and wading are not allowed. EPA contacted nearby residents providing information regarding the Site and collected soil samples from their yards; then went door to door notifying residents of the results. A Record of Decision was finalized September 23, 2023 requiring dredging of the ponds and excavation of the yards. Remedial design work is currently underway and is expected to be completed in the winter of 2025. Community outreach activities have included the establishment of public information repositories, a website, community interviews, meetings and informational mailings.<br\/>","city":"CEDARBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OZAUKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53012","epaid":"WIN000510210","regionid":"05","sitename":"AMCAST INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510210","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/amcast-industrial"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Peoples Gas Throop Street Former Manufactured Gas Plant Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because potential exposure pathways including incidental dermal contact with\/ingestion of contaminated soil or groundwater and inhalation (via soil gas) remain. Primary contaminants of concern include polyaromatic hydrocarbons, and metals. The planned activities to address this pathway include the completion of a Feasibility Study and then a Record of Decision selecting a remedy for the site which are anticipated to be completed in 2025 with implementation of the selected remedy to follow. Remedy implementation is expected to be completed by the end of March 2033 at which time human exposures are anticipated to be under control. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, which is made available at the site repository or online at https:\/\/semspub.epa.gov\/work\/05\/929110.pdf.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60608","epaid":"ILN000510194","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS THROOP STREET FORMER MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510194","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-throop"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60645","epaid":"ILN000510193","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS NORTH SHORE AVENUE STATION FORMER MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510193","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-northshore"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Peoples Gas Crawford Station Former Manufactured Gas Plant Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Health Exposure Not Under Control\" because  construction workers, utility workers, and trespassers can be exposed through direct contact to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and petroleum volatile organic compounds in soils. The planned activities to address this pathway are continuation of the ongoing removal and treatment of contaminated soils. Approximately 2.3 million tons of contaminated soil have been addressed by the removal action, which is expected to be completed by the end of September 2025. EPA continues to have monthly meetings with community groups to update them on activities at the site.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60623","epaid":"ILN000510192","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS CRAWFORD STATION FORMER MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510192","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-crawford"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Peoples Gas South Station Former Manufactured Gas Plant Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because potential exposure pathways including incidental dermal contact with\/ingestion of contaminated soil or groundwater and inhalation (via soil gas) remain. Primary contaminants of concern include polyaromatic hydrocarbons, and metals. The planned activities to address this pathway include the completion of a Feasibility Study and then a Record of Decision selecting a remedy for the site which are anticipated to be completed in 2025 with implementation of the selected remedy to follow. Remedy implementation is expected to be completed by the end of March 2033 at which time human exposures are anticipated to be under control. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, which is made available at the site repository or online at https:\/\/semspub.epa.gov\/work\/05\/929110.pdf.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60608","epaid":"ILN000510191","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS SOUTH STATION FORMER MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510191","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-south"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Behr Dayton Site. This Site was identified as having vapor intrusion (VI) problems in the early 2000's, and investigations and mitigations have been ongoing since. EPA issued an interim Record of Decision in 2019 to treat the groundwater plume and conduct VI monitoring, mitigation, and maintenance. Though some 250 structures have been equipped with mitigation systems to prevent inhalation of dangerous levels of indoor air from the VI pathway, additional properties need to be sampled and O&M of the existing systems need to be continued. The activities planned to make the Human Exposure determination include a continuation of the VI monitoring, installing mitigation systems, as needed, and inspecting and maintaining existing systems.<br\/>","city":"DAYTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45404","epaid":"OHN000510164","regionid":"05","sitename":"BEHR DAYTON THERMAL SYSTEM VOC PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510164","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/behr-dayton-thermal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Ten-Mile Drain site is considered \"Current Human Exposures Not Under Control\" because the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has identified residential and commercial properties with elevated concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in soils and PCB-contaminated fish from the Lange and Revere Street canals pose an unacceptable risk to human health. EPA issued a 2018 Record of Decision addressing contaminated properties. EPA completed cleanup at 34 properties and plans to clean up the remaining 25 properties. A \"do not eat\" fish advisory is in place; EPA has observed people fishing and believes the fish are being consumed. The State periodically mails a \"Eat Safe Fish\" guidelines for Lake St. Clair to residents who live along the canals. EPA hosts public meetings to provide updates on the progress of the cleanup. Human exposures are expected to be under control by the end of February 2035 when the cleanup is expected to be completed.<br\/>","city":"ST. CLAIR SHORES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MACOMB","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48081","epaid":"MIN000510063","regionid":"05","sitename":"TEN-MILE DRAIN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510063","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ten-mile-drain"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SHEBOYGAN","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"SHEBOYGAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53081-3935","epaid":"WIN000510058","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC CAMP MARINA MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0510058","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-camp-marina"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"STEVENS POINT","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"PORTAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54492","epaid":"WIN000509983","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC STEVENS POINT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509983","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-stevenspoint"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TWO RIVERS","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MANITOWOC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54241","epaid":"WIN000509953","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC TWO RIVERS MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509953","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-two-rivers"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation Marinette Manufactured Gas Plant Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because construction workers can be exposed through direct contact to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in surface soils. The remedy selected in the 2017 Record of Decision (ROD) is being changed with an upcoming ROD Amendment because waste was found deeper and closer to vital wastewater treatment plant infrastructure which prevents excavating soils with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon concentrations above risk levels. Implementation of the remedy is expected to begin in 2026 and be completed by the end of 2026 at which time human exposures are expected to be under control. <br\/>","city":"MARINETTE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MARINETTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54143","epaid":"WIN000509952","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC MARINETTE MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509952","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-marinette"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Little Scioto River site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to contaminated sediment in the Little Scioto River, which is operable unit (OU) 1. The risks are driven by potential exposure to carcinogenic polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and benzo(a)pyrene equivalents in the sediment. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a Record of Decision in Jun. 2016 to address OU1. The OU1 remedy started construction in fall of 2023. The Baker Wood Creosoting facility, OU2, has soil and groundwater contamination present onsite. EPA selected a remedy for OU2 in the Sep. 2022 Record of Decision and is currently in the process of designing the selected remedy. EPA will ensure any unacceptable risks are addressed. Human exposures are expected to be under control with remedy implementation. Community outreach includes public meetings and informational mailings.<br\/>","city":"MARION COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"43302","epaid":"OHN000509950","regionid":"05","sitename":"LITTLE SCIOTO RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509950","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/little-scioto-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANITOWOC","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MANITOWOC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54220","epaid":"WIN000509949","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC MANITOWOC MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509949","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-manitowoc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, there is Insufficient Data to determine the Current Human Exposure Control status at the WPSC Green Bay MGP Superfund alternative site. The site is separated into 2 OUs: upland soil and groundwater (OU1); and sediment as OU2. The site is anticipated to be redeveloped to mixed-use residential. The RI for OU2 was finalized in March 2024. A proposed plan for OU2 is in development for an IC-only remedy. The OU1 RI Report is under review and is anticipated to be finalized in fall of 2024. A determination on the Current Human Exposure Control status is expected to be able to be made by the end of November 2024. <br\/>","city":"GREEN BAY","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"BROWN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54301","epaid":"WIN000509948","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC GREEN BAY MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509948","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-green-bay"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at WPSC Oshkosh Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) Superfund Site. An upland removal action completed in 2002 included demolition of MGP buildings, excavation of MGP-contaminated soil, and backfilling with clean soil to facilitate re-use of the site as a public park and amphitheater. In 2006, the Potentially Responsible Party entered into an agreement to complete a Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study. Site soil, groundwater and sediments are impacted by PAHs and metals. The RI Report was completed on June 18, 2025. EPA is requiring additional data collection through Pre-Design Investigation to evaluate potential vapor intrusion pathways prior to completion of the Feasibility Study. The current Human Exposure Control status will be determined following this evaluation. <br\/>","city":"OSHKOSH","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54901","epaid":"WIN000509947","regionid":"05","sitename":"WPSC OSHKOSH MGP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509947","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wpsc-oshkosh"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Allied Paper Inc.\/Portage Creek\/Kalamazoo River Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because the fish in the river are contaminated above health-based levels for human consumption due to PCB contamination. Although there is a fish advisory for the river, and warning signs posted along the floodplains, subsistence fishing occurs in the river. In addition, some floodplain soils contain PCBs above health-based limits for direct contact for recreational users. A large portion of this land is owned by the State and is used for recreation, but it is not practical to fence the areas or restrict access. EPA has conducted or directed five removal actions in and along the river and will use both its removal and remedial authority to reduce human exposures. Investigative activities for the entire river will extend until 2030. After cleanup work is complete, it may take 30 years before fish tissue concentrations decline to protective levels.<br\/>","city":"TERRE HAUTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VIGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47807-1920","epaid":"INN000509938","regionid":"05","sitename":"ELM STREET GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509938","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/elm-street-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Acme Steel Coke Plant Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation.\u201D (HEID). The Acme Steel Coke Plant was recently finalized on the NPL on March 7, 2024, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks. The planned activity to address this is to conduct a remedial investigation\/feasibility study.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60617","epaid":"ILN000509241","regionid":"05","sitename":"ACME STEEL COKE PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509241","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/acme-steel-coke"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is not sufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the New Carlisle Landfill site. The New Carlisle Landfill is a former general refuse and solid waste landfill which operated from the late 1950s to 1977. The landfill has remained unused and undeveloped since its closure in 1997. Volatile organic compounds above Safe Drinking Water Act Maximum Contaminant Levels were found in potable wells in close proximity to the landfill. In 2005, EPA completed a time-critical removal action to provide alternate water supplies (public water line extension and water line hook-up) to the businesses and residences with affected private wells. The Agency is currently confirming that all affected private wells were hooked up to alternate water. In addition, the landfill leachate discharging to nearby surface water may present an unacceptable risk to humans in the area. EPA is currently conducting a site investigation and is developing the site sampling and analysis plan.   It will be a priority to collect potential current human exposures information early in the investigation.","city":"NEW CARLISLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45344","epaid":"OHN000509238","regionid":"05","sitename":"NEW CARLISLE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509238","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/new-carlisle-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINNEAPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55407","epaid":"MNN000509136","regionid":"05","sitename":"SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENTIAL SOIL CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0509136","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/south-minneapolis-soil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, the Pike and Mulberry site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because residents and workers are likely being exposed to soil vapor contamination via the vapor intrusion (VI) pathway as PCE and TCE concentrations in soil vapor at the site are hundreds of orders of magnitude greater than sub-slab soil vapor action levels established in the Record of Decision. EPA plans to install a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system at the site, has been conducting VI sampling at occupied structures in the area, and has installed mitigation systems at 16 properties exceeding VI clean-up levels. EPA is continuing to pursue access at properties for sampling and mitigation. EPA estimates human exposures will be under control by the end of November 2027 after it has completed installation of the SVE and any additional mitigation systems that may be needed. <br\/>","city":"MARTINSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORGAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46151","epaid":"INN000508678","regionid":"05","sitename":"PIKE AND MULBERRY STREETS PCE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508678","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pike-mulberry-pce"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARDEN CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BARTHOLOMEW","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47201","epaid":"INN000508642","regionid":"05","sitename":"GARDEN CITY GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508642","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/garden-city-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Ellsworth Industrial Park site.  EPA has completed a Remedial Investigation (RI) which identified chlorinated volatile organic compounds (CVOCs) in soil, groundwater, and soil vapor. EPA has entered into removal consent agreements using the Non-Time Critical Removal Actions (NTCRA) authority with individual potentially responsible parties (PRPs) at three separate facilities to expedite cleanup of source areas identified in the RI that may present unacceptable risks to human health. NTCRAs are either ongoing or being implemented at these sites. Additional assessments to evaluate unacceptable risks to commercial\/industrial workers are ongoing, or will be sought, with other PRP facilities within the industrial park. Removal consent agreements under are anticipated to be used to address the remaining CVOC source areas. <br\/>","city":"DOWNERS GROVE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60515","epaid":"ILN000508246","regionid":"05","sitename":"ELLSWORTH INDUSTRIAL PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508246","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ellsworth-industrial-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MILWAUKEE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MILWAUKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53204","epaid":"WIN000508215","regionid":"05","sitename":"SOLVAY COKE AND GAS COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508215","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/solvay-coke"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the ASARCO Taylor Springs Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because soil at some residential properties near the former smelter facility contains concentrations of lead above health-based levels. Additionally, surface soil at the former plant property contains concentrations of lead above likely acceptable levels for trespassers. Current known exposure pathways of concern are direct contact with soils in residential, public and industrial areas, and direct contact with soils on the ASARCO property.  Access at the former plant property is restricted via a fence that encloses it but trespassing still occurs. EPA issued a Record of Decision in September 2021. In 2023 EPA began soil sampling for lead in yards near the Site to help the agency prepare a remedial design for the actual cleanup of yards that may need it. Ongoing community outreach includes public meetings and informational mailings. <br\/>","city":"TAYLOR SPRINGS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62089","epaid":"ILN000508170","regionid":"05","sitename":"ASARCO TAYLOR SPRINGS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508170","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/asarco-taylor-springs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Jacobsville Neighborhood Soil Contamination Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposures Not Under Control\" because residential properties have unacceptable levels of lead and arsenic in soil. There is a potential risk to human health through direct contact with lead- and arsenic- contaminated soil should soil be excavated. The first phase of the cleanup began in 2007 and cleanup is ongoing. The combined cleanups have resulted in the removal of lead- and arsenic-contaminated soil from over approximately 4,500 residential properties in Evansville. The EPA estimates that a total of approximately 5,400 residential properties will require cleanup. Information availability sessions are held before and during the remedial work, and fact sheets are periodically mailed to inform residents of the risks associated with the contaminated soil and about the cleanup.<br\/>","city":"EVANSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VANDERBURGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47710","epaid":"INN000508142","regionid":"05","sitename":"JACOBSVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD SOIL CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508142","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jacobsville-neighborhood-soil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DANVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VERMILION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61832","epaid":"ILN000508134","regionid":"05","sitename":"HEGELER ZINC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508134","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hegeler-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TROY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45373","epaid":"OHN000508132","regionid":"05","sitename":"WEST TROY CONTAMINATED AQUIFER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508132","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/west-troy-aquifer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Town of Pines Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because two properties found to have levels of arsenic in soils above removal action levels have not yet been cleaned up. The contaminated soils include surficial soils that could result in unacceptable exposures. In addition, approximately 400 properties are eligible for but have not yet been sampled. A PRP is conducting the sampling and soil cleanups under a 2022 Consent Decree in accordance with the 2016 and 2020 decision documents. EPA expects that additional properties will be identified in the future that will need clean-up. EPA currently projects that all sampling and clean-up activities will be completed in 2026\/27 and estimates the human exposures will be under control by November 2027.<br\/>","city":"TOWN OF PINES","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"PORTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46360","epaid":"INN000508071","regionid":"05","sitename":"TOWN OF PINES GROUNDWATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508071","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/town-pines-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the Alcoa Properties Superfund Alternative site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because the Operable Unit 2 remedy has not yet been fully implemented. A 2020 Record of Decision selected a remedy to remove aluminum smelting waste contaminated soil and waste from designated areas, then cover excavated areas with clean soil cover. A Community Involvement Plan was completed in 2014 following community interviews and is available at the site information repositories. Remedial action began in summer 2022 and is expected to be completed by the end of 2025, to include one final property, at which time it is expected human exposures will be under control.<br\/>","city":"EAST ST. LOUIS","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"ST. CLAIR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62205","epaid":"ILSFN0508010","regionid":"05","sitename":"ALCOA PROPERTIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0508010","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alcoa-properties"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MILFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLERMONT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45150","epaid":"OHSFN0507973","regionid":"05","sitename":"MILFORD CONTAMINATED AQUIFER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507973","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/milford-aquifer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the East Troy Contaminated Aquifer Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because residents over the groundwater plume may be exposed to PCE via the vapor intrusion (VI) pathway. EPA addressed the indoor air risk by installing abatement systems in 16 homes and an Elementary School in 2007. VOCs have contaminated groundwater and a local drinking water well field. Although EPA found no unacceptable risks to public health in the 2014 Remedial Investigation, EPA guidance allows for preemptive VI mitigation if sub-slab vapor concentrations are high and may pose a potential for future unacceptable risk. The 2018 Interim Source Area Record of Decision includes the installation of abatement systems at all homes above the groundwater treatment area and within a three block buffer. Implementation of the remedy is expected to be completed by 2028. Community outreach activities have included mailings, public meeting, and fact sheets.<br\/>","city":"TROY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45373","epaid":"OHSFN0507962","regionid":"05","sitename":"EAST TROY CONTAMINATED AQUIFER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507962","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/east-troy-aquifer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ASHLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ASHLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54806","epaid":"WISFN0507952","regionid":"05","sitename":"ASHLAND\/NORTHERN STATES POWER LAKEFRONT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507952","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ashland-northernpower"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient data to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the North Shore Drive Superfund site. EPA initiated the RI\/FS in July 2017 and it is expected to be completed by December 2025. Contamination at the site was discovered when a concerned citizen contacted the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) in 1996 with complaints of skin irritation caused by water drawn from a private well. IDEM obtained 19 drinking water samples from residential wells and six subsurface soil samples from nearby properties. Volatile organic compounds, including tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene and dichloroethylene were found in the residential well samples. IDEM currently provides point-of-entry carbon filters to the residential homes with wells that had contamination approaching or exceeding the MCLs. <br\/>","city":"ELKHART","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46514","epaid":"INSFN0507828","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTH SHORE DRIVE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507828","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north-shore-drive"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2019, the Fox River NRDA\/PCB Releases Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because of human ingestion of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB)-contaminated fish. Fish advisories are in place and signs are posted along the river, but fishing has been observed and it is thought the fish are being consumed. The remedial action for the site, which is being taken to address the risks to human health, is well underway and includes a combination of dredging, capping, and covering PCB-contaminated sediments, along with monitored natural recovery for some portions of the site. Remedial action construction activities at the site are expected to be completed in November 2019, although it may take some time after completion of the cleanup activities for the sediments at the site to reach the selected long-term cleanup level and for fish tissue concentrations to decrease. Community outreach and education has been ongoing as the cleanup progresses.","city":"GREEN BAY","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54302","epaid":"WI0001954841","regionid":"05","sitename":"FOX RIVER NRDA\/PCB RELEASES","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0507723","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fox-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELDING","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"IONIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48809","epaid":"MI0001271535","regionid":"05","sitename":"H & K SALES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507645","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hk-sales"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENTON HARBOR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERRIEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49022","epaid":"MI0001119106","regionid":"05","sitename":"AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS (D & L SALES)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507629","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aircraft-components"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COPLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUMMIT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"44321","epaid":"OH0000563122","regionid":"05","sitename":"COPLEY SQUARE PLAZA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507548","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/copley-square"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of  August 2025, the Matthiessen and Hegeler Zinc Co. Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because soil at many properties within the residential portion of the site contains concentrations of lead and other metals above the health-based levels. The site includes a large residential area (approximately 5,000 homes) surrounding the former facility. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a Record of Decision in April 2017 which selected remedies for all areas of the site. Cleanup work within the residential area of the site began in the summer of 2019. Roughly 500 homes have been cleaned up thus far. Due to the extent of the cleanup to be done, it will take a number of years to be completed. Information has been mailed to residents informing them about safe gardening practices to minimize exposures to contaminated soil. EPA expects that the Human Exposure Control status will be Under Control by September 2037.<br\/>","city":"LA SALLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LA SALLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61301","epaid":"IL0000064782","regionid":"05","sitename":"MATTHIESSEN AND HEGELER ZINC COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507364","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/matthiessen-hegeler-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Old American Zinc Plant Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because soil on some residential properties contains concentrations of lead, arsenic, cadmium, and zinc above health based levels. Additionally, surface soil at the Facility Area property contains concentrations of lead and other metals above likely acceptable levels for trespassers. The cleanup of the remaining contaminated surrounding area properties began in summer 2019 and the cleanup of the Facility Area began in spring 2024. The selected remedy includes excavation of contaminated soils from residential yards, vacant lots, and alleyways, along with excavation of contaminated materials at the Facility Area, and consolidation of the excavated materials in an on-site capped consolidation area at the Facility Area. It is expected the cleanup work will take until the end of 2032 to complete at which time human exposures are expected to be under control.<br\/>","city":"FAIRMONT CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. CLAIR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62201","epaid":"IL0000034355","regionid":"05","sitename":"OLD AMERICAN ZINC PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507352","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/old-american-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Peters Cartridge Factory Site. This is because additional cleanup was performed for primarily lead in soils under the State\u2019s Voluntary Action Program and part of the Site is currently being used as residential, commercial and recreational space. EPA needs to determine if this additional work is protective of a residential use scenario, taking into consideration the updated guidance for residential lead cleanups. ","city":"KINGS MILLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WARREN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"45039","epaid":"OHD987051083","regionid":"05","sitename":"PETERS CARTRIDGE FACTORY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0507087","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Ohio","state_code":"OH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peters-cartridge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure (HE) Control Status at the Penta Wood Products Superfund Site due to the discovery of high concentrations of pentachlorophenol at depth in groundwater outside of the current monitoring network. The activities planned to make the HE determination include sampling residential wells to the north, west, and northwest of the Site in the direction of groundwater flow. This work is planned for Summer 2025. Sufficient information to make a HE determination is expected to be available by January 2026 once data from this sampling event is received and evaluated.","city":"DANIELS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURNETT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54872","epaid":"WID006176945","regionid":"05","sitename":"PENTA WOOD PRODUCTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506898","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pentawood-products"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WINNEBAGO COUNTY","nplstatus":"R","saaflag":"Y","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61073","epaid":"ILD984836734","regionid":"05","sitename":"EVERGREEN MANOR GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506565","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/evergreen-manor-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRIDLEY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ANOKA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55432","epaid":"MND985701309","regionid":"05","sitename":"FRIDLEY COMMONS PARK WELL FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506449","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fridley-commons-wellfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Cedar Creek site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because humans could be exposed via dermal contact to the PCB-contaminated sediments in the creek and\/or by eating the PCB-contaminated fish from the creek. Community outreach has included public meetings and fact sheets. Signs are posted along the creek warning people not to eat the fish or swim\/wade in the creek. A fish consumption advisory has been issued for the creek. There is evidence that the signs and fish consumption advisories are not effectively preventing exposures to the contaminated sediments and fish. Following a removal action addressing the creek sediment, EPA is planning to select a remedy addressing the remaining sediment in a Record of Decision in Fall 2025. Although the cleanup is estimated to be completed in 2027; it will take several years following the clean up for the PCB levels in fish to decline. <br\/>","city":"CEDARBURG","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"OZAUKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53012","epaid":"WID988590261","regionid":"05","sitename":"CEDAR CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506429","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cedar-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2023, the North Shore Gas South Plant is considered \u201Ccurrent human exposure not under control\u201D because industrial and commercial workers, per the baseline risk assessment in the approved Remedial Investigation, could potentially be exposed via direct contact to polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and other MGP-related contaminants in subsurface soils. An Interim Action Record of Decision for (ROD) for dense nonaqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) remediation was signed in July 2015; the Remedial Design for DNAPL remediation was approved in June 2021 and the responsible party is required to construct the remedy, per the approved design. It is expected that construction will be completed in 2023 due to supply chain delays and removal of all mobile DNAPL be completed about 8 years from completion of construction. A final ROD is expected to be issued once the DNAPL cleanup is completed.  <br\/>","city":"WAUKEGAN","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60085","epaid":"ILD984809228","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTH SHORE GAS SOUTH PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506410","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northshore-gas-south"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the North Shore Gas North Plant Superfund Site. Primary site contaminants include polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, and metals. Possible exposure pathways include dermal contact and incidental ingestion of contaminated soil or groundwater. A supplemental investigation is planned which will be incorporated into a Remedial Investigation (RI) Addendum and\/or the Feasibility Study (FS) report of the site. The RI Addendum and\/or FS is expected by the end of September 2028 at which time sufficient information will be available to make a determination on the Human Exposure control status. A Community Involvement Plan has been prepared; updates and other information about the Site are provided when requested by the public.","city":"WAUKEGAN","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60085","epaid":"ILD984807990","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTH SHORE GAS (NSG) NORTH PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506409","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northshore-gas-north"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WYANDOTTE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"WAYNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48192","epaid":"MID985574227","regionid":"05","sitename":"LOWER ECORSE CREEK DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506252","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lower-ecorse-creek-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Highway 100 and County Road 3 Groundwater Plume Superfund Site. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is identifying Potentially Responsible Parties and began the Remedial Investigation (RI) in July 2025. EPA expects to have sufficient information to make a determination on the Human Exposure Control Status with the completion of the RI which is expected to be in September 2028. Groundwater is contaminated with chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). A source for the contamination has not been identified. All city drinking water is treated to remove VOCs and meet EPA's water quality standards established in the Safe Drinking Water Act before distribution.<br\/>","city":"EDINA, ST. LOUIS PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55426","epaid":"MNN000506121","regionid":"05","sitename":"HIGHWAY 100 AND COUNTY ROAD 3 GROUNDWATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506121","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/highway-100-cr3-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Southeast Hennepin Area Groundwater and Vapor Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because of potential vapor intrusion risk to humans in residences and businesses. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is conducting sampling to identify properties with elevated subsurface vapor intrusion exposure potential. Elevated vapor intrusion levels associated with volatile organic compounds, primarily trichloroethylene, that could potentially pose risk human to human health has been identified at residences and businesses, which are being addressed by the installation of vapor mitigation systems as they are identified. Additional residences and businesses remain to be evaluated. The planned activities to address this include sampling remaining residences and businesses and installing vapor mitigation systems where needed. In addition, a Remedial Investigation began in May 2025. <br\/>","city":"MINNEAPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55413","epaid":"MNN000506043","regionid":"05","sitename":"SOUTHEAST HENNEPIN AREA GROUNDWATER AND VAPOR","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0506043","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/SEHennepinGroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Michner Plating \u2013 Mechanic Street Superfund Site. Contaminants of concern detected at the Site during the Site Inspection include arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, cyanide, nickel, zinc, per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,1,1-trichloroethane, cis-1,2-dichloroethylene, trichloroethylene, and tetrachloroethylene. The Remedial Investigation was started on 9\/29\/2023 and is expected to be completed by 8\/20\/2027 at which time there should be sufficient information to determine the Human Exposure Control status. A Community Involvement Plan was completed in January 2024.<br\/>","city":"JACKSON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JACKSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49201","epaid":"MIN000505842","regionid":"05","sitename":"MICHNER PLATING - MECHANIC STREET","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505842","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/michnerplating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at Unity Auto Mart Superfund Site.  The main contaminants of concern in groundwater are tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene, 1,2-dichloroethylene (cis- and trans-), and vinyl chloride; exposure pathways are inhalation and ingestion.  The soil pathway and surface water pathway are unknown at this time.  In October 2014 water treatment systems were installed in seven residences to address the groundwater pathway. Planned activities to make a human exposure determination include completing a fund-lead Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study, begun in 2024.  Sufficient information to make a human exposure determination anticipated by January 2029.<br\/>","city":"UNITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARATHON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54488","epaid":"WIN000505544","regionid":"05","sitename":"UNITY AUTO MART","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505544","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/unityautomart"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Schroud Property Superfund Site. Soil and waste at the property and in nearby Indian Creek are contaminated with lead, chromium and other inorganic compounds. People may be directly exposed to these contaminants due to heavy recreational use of the site by trespassers. The planned activities to address this exposure pathway include installing fencing, signs, and a fish advisory for Indian Creek by the end of 2024. Potential actions to address unacceptable risk at the site will be evaluated as part of the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study, which is expected to be completed in September 2027 at which time there is expected to be sufficient information to determine the human exposure under control status. EPA prepared a Community Involvement Plan in August 2020, which is made available at the site repository or online at https:\/\/semspub.epa.gov\/work\/05\/960558.pdf.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60633","epaid":"ILN000505540","regionid":"05","sitename":"SCHROUD PROPERTY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505540","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/schroud-property"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Peoples Gas Light & Coke Willow Street Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D due to potentially complete pathways in the North Branch of the Chicago River Operable Unit (OU) 2 to workers & recreators via ingestion &\/or direct contact to surface water & sediments contaminated with Manufactured Gas Plant residuals, petroleum aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), & volatile organic compounds (VOCs). OU1 potentially complete pathways are workers, visitor\/trespasser\/recreators & residents exposed via ingestion, dermal contact, &\/or inhalation of soil containing VOCs, PAHs, arsenic, lead, & thallium; Workers &\/or residents exposed via inhalation of VOC soil gas; Workers exposed to VOC &\/or PAH-contaminated groundwater via dermal contact. Chemicals of potential concern exceed human-health risk-based screening levels. Planned activities to address these pathways are completion of Feasibility Studies and Record of Decisions selecting remedies.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60614","epaid":"ILD982074759","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE WILLOW ST STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505490","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-willow"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure (HE) Control status at the Peoples Gas Light & Coke 22nd Street Superfund Alternative Site. A time-critical removal action to remove contaminant sources was completed at this site in 2009, but a portion of the site was not remediated due to access issues, which now have been resolved. As part of the Remedial Investigation (RI), supplemental vapor intrusion sampling was completed in January 2024. The final RI report is expected by December 2025, at which time EPA anticipates having sufficient data to make an HE determination. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, which is made available at the site repository or online at https:\/\/semspub.epa.gov\/work\/05\/929110.pdf. <br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60608","epaid":"ILD982074767","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE - 22ND ST","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505489","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Peoples Gas Light & Coke North Station Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because the contamination in the Chicago River North Branch (Operable Unit 2) may expose workers and recreational users to harmful substances. Exposure could occur through ingesting or coming into direct contact with surface water and sediments contaminated with Manufactured Gas Plant residuals, petroleum aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). In Operable Unit 1, there is a potential risk for residents and industrial and construction workers to be exposed through skin contact with contaminated subsurface soils that contain semi-VOCs, PAHs, non-aqueous phase liquids, PCBs, and metals; construction workers might also experience exposure through contact with groundwater vapors. <br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60610","epaid":"ILD982074775","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE NORTH STA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505488","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-northstation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":" As of August 2025, the Peoples Gas Light & Coke Division Street Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D due to potentially complete pathways in the North Branch of the Chicago River Operable Unit (OU) 2 to workers & recreators via ingestion &\/or direct contact to surface water & sediments contaminated with Manufactured Gas Plant residuals, petroleum aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), & volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The OU1 draft Remedial Investigation (RI) indicates residents could potentially be exposed through direct contact to copper, cadmium, thallium, and Benzo(a)Pyrene (BaP) in contaminated subsurface soils. Construction workers could potentially be exposed through direct contact to sub-surface soils containing oil-coated\/oil-wetted materials, copper, thallium, cadmium, BaP, & naphthalene. Planned activities to address these pathways are completion of the RI (OU1), Feasibility Studies (OU2 & OU1), and Records of Decisions selecting remedies.<br\/>","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60642-4134","epaid":"ILD982074783","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEOPLES GAS LIGHT & COKE - DIVISION ST","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505487","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peoples-gas-division"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BAYTOWN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55042","epaid":"MND982425209","regionid":"05","sitename":"BAYTOWN TOWNSHIP GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505340","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/baytown-township-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DE PERE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54115","epaid":"WIT560010118","regionid":"05","sitename":"BETTER BRITE PLATING CO. CHROME AND ZINC SHOPS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505257","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/better-brite-plating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EAU CLAIRE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"EAU CLAIRE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54701","epaid":"WID990829475","regionid":"05","sitename":"WASTE RESEARCH & RECLAMATION CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0505256","humexposurestscode":"HEIC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/waste-research-reclamation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of  September 2025, the Sheboygan Harbor & River Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to human ingestion of contaminated fish. Fish contaminants are polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and certain heavy metals. A fish consumption advisory is in place, with signs posted to warn against fish consumption, but fishing has been observed, and fish are likely consumed. Approximately 83,000 cubic yards of PCB-contaminated sediments were dredged from the River and Harbor, completed in December 2012. Monitored natural recovery is the selected remedy for the Middle River. It will take time for sediments to reach the selected long-term cleanup level and for fish tissue concentrations to decrease. Fish are sampled annually to monitor levels of PCBs. Additional PCB contamination has been found in soils at the former Tecumseh facility; an investigation is planned for 2024 to determine the extent of contamination, and to evaluate response actions.<br\/>","city":"SHEBOYGAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHEBOYGAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53081","epaid":"WID980996367","regionid":"05","sitename":"SHEBOYGAN HARBOR & RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505188","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sheboygan-harbor"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Wausau Ground Water Superfund Site. The Environmental Protection Agency has completed vapor intrusion (VI) investigations on both the East and West Banks to determine the risk posed by volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as trichloroethylene (TCE) at the Site. However, further investigations need to occur to fully understand the possible risks to human health and the environment at the Site. Preferential pathways investigations were conducted on the East Bank as well.","city":"WAUSAU","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARATHON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54401","epaid":"WID980993521","regionid":"05","sitename":"WAUSAU GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505186","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wausau-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPENCER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARATHON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54479","epaid":"WID980902969","regionid":"05","sitename":"SPICKLER LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505181","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/spickler-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHITELAW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MANITOWOC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"54247","epaid":"WID980901243","regionid":"05","sitename":"LEMBERGER LANDFILL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0505180","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Wisconsin","state_code":"WI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lemberger-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BROOKFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WAUKESHA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"53005","epaid":"WID980901235","regionid":"05","sitename":"WASTE MANAGEMENT OF WISCONSIN, INC. 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The activities planned to make the human exposure (HE) determination include: a vapor intrusion (VI) assessment; an outdoor air assessment; continuing the 1,4-dioxane investigation; and updating the risk assessments, as needed. Planning and implementation of these investigations are underway. 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The potential human exposure pathways include ingestion of groundwater or soil, and inhalation via the vapor intrusion pathway. In 1983 a Groundwater Health Advisory Area was established by the State and requires all residents and businesses in the Advisory Area be connected to the municipal water supply. To determine the Human Exposure Under Control status, further information will be obtained by completing assessments for the vapor intrusion pathway. 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The new guidance establishes lower lead levels necessary to protect human health, e.g., a residential Regional Screening Level of 200 parts per million (ppm) lowering to 100 ppm when additional sources are identified. Activities planned to make the human exposure determination include lead sampling and background studies and reviewing and evaluating historical PAH assessment activities with respect to current risk methodologies and toxicity data. The United States Environmental Protection Agency expects to be able to make a determination on the site-wide Human Exposure Control status by the end of December 2027.","city":"ST. LOUIS PARK","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55426","epaid":"MND097891634","regionid":"05","sitename":"NL INDUSTRIES\/TARACORP\/GOLDEN AUTO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503817","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nl-industries-taracorp-golden"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2026, the Kurt Manufacturing Co. Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because there is a potentially complete indoor air exposure pathway from vapor intrusion of subsurface chlorinated volatile organic compounds. The site is an active manufacturing facility occupied by employees during normal operating hours. The potentially responsible party (Kurt Manufacturing) has installed a sub-slab vapor mitigation system. While indoor air concentrations are typically below risk-based levels, the system is not achieving full suction pressure at several locations. Kurt is currently making modifications to the system and conducting additional sampling to verify if exposures are controlled, expected to be completed by September 2027. To mitigate risks in the interim, the company has sealed plumbing features (air breaks and floor drains), vented a sump to the atmosphere, and is operating the vapor mitigation system continuously.","city":"FRIDLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANOKA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55421","epaid":"MND059680165","regionid":"05","sitename":"KURT MANUFACTURING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503786","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kurt-manufacturing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the St. Regis Paper Co. Superfund Site. EPA has determined that data is needed within Operable Unit 7 (OU7) of the Site to demonstrate whether contaminated roadway dust is causing any unacceptable exposures to residents within OU7. Currently, no data is available to ascertain whether there are potential exposures, and future data collection efforts are anticipated as part of Remedial Design sampling for the 2020 Record of Decision. This sampling is intended to assess the potential for recontamination of the remediated properties at the site and assess if a more permanent solution is needed to avoid re-contamination.","city":"CASS LAKE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"56633","epaid":"MND057597940","regionid":"05","sitename":"ST. REGIS PAPER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503781","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/st-regis-paper"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRIDLEY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ANOKA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55432","epaid":"MND053417515","regionid":"05","sitename":"BOISE CASCADE\/ONAN CORP.\/MEDTRONICS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503776","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/boise-cascade-medtronics"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the General Mills\/Henkel Corp. site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination in groundwater posing a vapor intrusion risk to nearby residences and businesses. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) transferred the site to EPA oversight on October 25, 2022. Previously, General Mills installed vapor mitigation systems in about 160 homes under MPCA direction and has since ceased work attributing remaining TCE to the nearby Southeast Hennepin Area Groundwater and Vapor Superfund site. MPCA is pursuing legal action and working to access ten remaining properties for sampling and mitigation. Human exposures are anticipated to be under control once the remaining properties are addressed, expected by the end of 2025.","city":"MINNEAPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55414","epaid":"MND051441731","regionid":"05","sitename":"GENERAL MILLS\/HENKEL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503775","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/general-mills-henkel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BROOKLYN CENTER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55422","epaid":"MND044799856","regionid":"05","sitename":"JOSLYN MANUFACTURING & SUPPLY CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503767","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/joslyn-manufacturing-supply"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, the St. Louis River Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because trespassing recreational users of both the St. Louis River\/US Steel and St. Louis River\/Interlake\/Duluth Tar (SLRIDT) portions of the Site can be exposed through direct contact to contaminated soil and sediments (US Steel) and tar seeps. Sediment operable units at the site are currently the subject of a cleanup under the Great Lakes Legacy Act; the rest of the site is currently designated as State Enforcement Lead. Contaminated portions of both areas are fenced to prevent access; however, there is evidence of site trespassing. The potentially responsible parties (PRPs) have completed several phases of cleanup under State oversight in both areas. Tar seep cleanup at SLRIDT and sediment cleanup at US Steel are expected to be completed by PRP actions in the coming several years, but the remaining soil cleanup at US Steel is expected to continue until December 2030. <br\/>","city":"ST. LOUIS COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. LOUIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55808","epaid":"MND039045430","regionid":"05","sitename":"ST. LOUIS RIVER SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503761","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/st-louis-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Freeway Sanitary Landfill Superfund Site. Gas probe data obtained by the State has shown explosive levels of methane adjacent to the landfill. Subslab gas samples collected from near-site buildings did not indicate a vapor intrusion (VI) risk for these structures, but one on-site building has not been fully evaluated for the VI pathway. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Closed Landfill Program, lead agency for the site, has been delayed in getting access to complete the VI pathway investigation from a resistant property owner. MPCA continues to work to obtain access to the property.<br\/>","city":"BURNSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DAKOTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55337","epaid":"MND038384004","regionid":"05","sitename":"FREEWAY SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503760","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/freeway-sanitary-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINNEAPOLIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55411","epaid":"MND022949192","regionid":"05","sitename":"UNION SCRAP IRON & METAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503754","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/union-scrap-iron"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the FMC Corp. (Fridley Plant) Superfund site because it is not yet known whether the vapor intrusion pathway poses an unacceptable risk to human health. Preliminary vapor intrusion sampling conducted at a nearby property that may be located above FMC's contaminated groundwater plume shows that there is a potential for the vapor intrusion pathway to be an exposure pathway of concern. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), the lead agency at the site, is working with the potentially responsible party (PRP) to determine if the FMC groundwater plume may be the source of the possible vapor intrusion at the nearby property. In June 2023, MPCA conditionally approved the work plan for the PRP to conduct a full evaluation of the vapor intrusion pathway. The work is expected to be completed by mid-September 2026.<br\/>","city":"FRIDLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANOKA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55421","epaid":"MND006481543","regionid":"05","sitename":"FMC CORP. (FRIDLEY PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503738","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fmc-fridley-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINNEAPOLIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HENNEPIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55418","epaid":"MND006252233","regionid":"05","sitename":"WHITTAKER CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503730","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whittaker-corp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEW BRIGHTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RAMSEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55112","epaid":"MND006192694","regionid":"05","sitename":"MACGILLIS & GIBBS CO.\/BELL LUMBER & POLE CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503722","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/macgillis-gibbs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FARIBAULT","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"RICE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55021","epaid":"MND006154017","regionid":"05","sitename":"NUTTING TRUCK & CASTER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503705","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nutting-truck"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ORONOCO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OLMSTED","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55960","epaid":"MND000874354","regionid":"05","sitename":"OLMSTED COUNTY SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503697","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/olmsted-county-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. PAUL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RAMSEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55104","epaid":"MND000819359","regionid":"05","sitename":"KOPPERS COKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503695","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/koppers-coke"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRAINERD\/BAXTER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CROW WING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"56401","epaid":"MND000686196","regionid":"05","sitename":"BURLINGTON NORTHERN (BRAINERD\/BAXTER PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503688","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/burlington-northern-brainerd"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROSEMOUNT","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DAKOTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55068","epaid":"MND000686071","regionid":"05","sitename":"KOCH REFINING CO.\/N-REN CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0503686","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/koch-refining-corp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DAKOTA COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DAKOTA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"55075","epaid":"MND000245795","regionid":"05","sitename":"PINE BEND SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503678","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Minnesota","state_code":"MN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pine-bend-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OSCODA","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"IOSCO","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"54961","epaid":"MI5570024278","regionid":"05","sitename":"WURTSMITH AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0503675","humexposurestscode":"HEIC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wurtsmith-airbase"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRANDVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49418","epaid":"MID990858003","regionid":"05","sitename":"ORGANIC CHEMICALS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503649","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/organic-chemicals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BAY CITY","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BAY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48706","epaid":"MID981092935","regionid":"05","sitename":"BAY CITY MIDDLEGROUNDS","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0503364","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bay-city-middlegrounds"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KENT CITY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49330","epaid":"MID981089915","regionid":"05","sitename":"KENT CITY MOBILE HOME PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503350","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kent-city-mobilehome"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Tittabawassee River, Saginaw River & Bay Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because residents and other users may be exposed through direct contact to dioxin and furan contaminated floodplain soil or consumption of contaminated fish. Investigations continue at the Saginaw River and Bay. Prior to the final cleanup, human exposures along the Tittabawassee and Saginaw Rivers have been mitigated by interim exposure controls. In January 2015 EPA selected a final cleanup plan for the Tittabawassee River floodplain. Cleanup began in 2015, was completed in 2024, and EPA continues to monitor properties where access was refused. In 2020 EPA selected a cleanup plan for residential properties on Middleground Island and cleanup at 18 properties was completed in 2022. Following floodplain soil and sediment cleanup, fish tissue concentrations are expected to decrease.<br\/>","city":"MIDLAND","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"MIDLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48640","epaid":"MID980994354","regionid":"05","sitename":"TITTABAWASSEE RIVER, SAGINAW RIVER & BAY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503250","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tittabawassee-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAKE ANN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BENZIE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49650","epaid":"MID980992952","regionid":"05","sitename":"METAL WORKING SHOP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503169","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/metal-workingshop"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOUGHTON COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HOUGHTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49934","epaid":"MID980901946","regionid":"05","sitename":"TORCH LAKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503034","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/torch-lake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FILER CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MANISTEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49634","epaid":"MID980794747","regionid":"05","sitename":"PACKAGING CORP. OF AMERICA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503026","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/packaging-corp-america"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROSE CENTER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OAKLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48442","epaid":"MID980794663","regionid":"05","sitename":"CEMETERY DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503025","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cemetery-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANCELONA TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANTRIM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49659","epaid":"MID980794655","regionid":"05","sitename":"TAR LAKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503024","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tar-lake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOWARD TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CASS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49120","epaid":"MID980794556","regionid":"05","sitename":"U.S. AVIEX","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503023","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/us-aviex"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"The Gratiot County Golf Course site is considered \"Current Human Exposures Not Under Control\" because of contamination to the Pine River.  The Pine River currently has a \"do not eat\" fish advisory which has historically been linked to the former Velsicol Chemical Corporation site, also linked to the Gratiot County Golf Course site.  The fish are contaminated with bioaccumulative compounds (DDT and PBB) at levels that present a risk to human from fish ingestion.  Although fish consumption advisories are in place in the River by the State of Michigan and warning signs are posted; fishing has been observed in the River, and we believe the fish are being consumed.   Site groundwater is contaminated, but the contamination has not reached the city of St. Louis municipal wells.  Contaminated groundwater may be discharging into the Pine River.  \r<br\/>\r<br\/>Although the Gratiot County Golf Course site was deleted from the NPL in 1983, it was placed back on the NPL in March 2010.  The site is being investigated by the State of Michigan as part of an ongoing investigation for OU1 of the Velsicol Chemical Corp site.  The state released the Investigation Report for OU1 (November 2006) and a subsequent Addendum in January 2009, and the former burn area at the Golf Course Site is included as part of OU1.  The Feasibility Study for the cleanup is currently under development.\r<br\/>","city":"ST. LOUIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"GRATIOT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48880","epaid":"MID980794531","regionid":"05","sitename":"GRATIOT COUNTY GOLF COURSE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0503022","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/velsicol-burnpit"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GREEN OAK TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LIVINGSTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48116","epaid":"MID980794481","regionid":"05","sitename":"SPIEGELBERG LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503021","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/spiegelberg-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Shiawassee River site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because new contaminants were identified in soil, groundwater, soil vapor, and indoor air. From September 2021 through February 2024, a preliminary vapor intrusion (VI) and groundwater investigation was conducted at the Site. Chlorinated volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were identified above criteria in on-Site groundwater and sub-slab soil gas and chlorinated VOCs were detected in indoor air, indicating a complete VI pathway. Further, Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were identified in on-Site groundwater above the EPA Regional Screening Levels (RSLs). VOCs and PFAS were not identified as contaminants of concern in the 2001 Record of Decision. A remedial investigation\/feasibility study will be completed followed by a Record of Decision selecting a new remedy. Human exposures are expected to be under control by the end of 2028.<br\/>","city":"HOWELL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LIVINGSTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48843","epaid":"MID980794473","regionid":"05","sitename":"SHIAWASSEE RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503020","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/shiawassee-river"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PERE MARQUETTE TWP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MASON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49431","epaid":"MID980794465","regionid":"05","sitename":"MASON COUNTY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503019","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mason-county-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OSSINEKE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ALPENA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49766","epaid":"MID980794440","regionid":"05","sitename":"OSSINEKE GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503017","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ossineke-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"IONIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"IONIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48846","epaid":"MID980794416","regionid":"05","sitename":"IONIA CITY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503015","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ionia-city-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OSCODA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"IOSCO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48750","epaid":"MID980794408","regionid":"05","sitename":"HEDBLUM INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0503014","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hedblum-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2024, the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Charlevoix Municipal Well Superfund Site is not under control due to the vapor intrusion pathway resulting in exposure risk. The contaminants of concern include trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethylene (PCE) in the soil and the groundwater. Via a time-critical removal action initiated in 2014, three solvent tanks were removed and sub- slab depressurization systems in occupied buildings were installed to address immediate threats. On April 2020, EPA issued a decision document selecting an interim remedy to address the source of the vapor intrusion. Design and implementation of the selected remedy are proceeding. EPA is working with property owners to acquire the properties necessary for the excavation of contaminated soils in source areas. 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Further information was obtained by taking the following actions: collected sub-slab and\/or indoor air samples as needed to evaluate the vapor intrusion pathway at select locations and completed a vapor intrusion evaluation to determine whether an unacceptable risk to human health is posed. EPA has the sampling results and an evaluation of the vapor intrusion pathway which are under review.  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","city":"LANSING","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"INGHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48917","epaid":"MID006522791","regionid":"05","sitename":"ADAM'S PLATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502388","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/adams-plating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MUSKEGON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MUSKEGON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49444","epaid":"MID006031348","regionid":"05","sitename":"PEERLESS PLATING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502373","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peerless-plating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MUSKEGON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MUSKEGON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49442","epaid":"MID006030373","regionid":"05","sitename":"BOFORS NOBEL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502372","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bofors-nobel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"IONIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"IONIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48846","epaid":"MID006029102","regionid":"05","sitename":"AMERICAN ANODCO, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502369","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-anodco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALLEGAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEGAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49010","epaid":"MID006028062","regionid":"05","sitename":"ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORP. 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Although there is a fish advisory for the river, and warning signs posted along the floodplains, subsistence fishing occurs in the river. In addition, some floodplain soils contain PCBs above health-based limits for direct contact for recreational users. A large portion of this land is owned by the State and is used for recreation, but it is not practical to fence the areas or restrict access. EPA has conducted or directed five removal actions in and along the river and will use both its removal and remedial authority to reduce human exposures. Investigative activities for the entire river will extend until 2030. After cleanup work is complete, it may take 30 years before fish tissue concentrations decline to protective levels.<br\/>","city":"KALAMAZOO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KALAMAZOO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49003","epaid":"MID006007306","regionid":"05","sitename":"ALLIED PAPER, INC.\/PORTAGE CREEK\/KALAMAZOO RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502325","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/allied-paper-kalamazoo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRONSON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BRANCH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49028","epaid":"MID005480900","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTH BRONSON INDUSTRIAL AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502310","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north-bronson-industrial"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANN ARBOR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHTENAW","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48103","epaid":"MID005341813","regionid":"05","sitename":"GELMAN SCIENCES INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0502257","humexposurestscode":"","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gelman"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Hi-Mill Manufacturing Co. Superfund site because of a newly identified exposure pathway. Based on shallow groundwater monitoring data through 2020 and sub-slab soil vapor data from 2014, workers at the Raves Construction, Inc. facility may be exposed to contaminants via the inhalation of volatile organic compounds through the vapor intrusion pathway. The contaminants include trichloroethylene, vinyl chloride, and 1,2-dichloroethylene. The property owner voluntarily installed a sub-slab depressurization system (SSDS) in sections of the building; however, the necessity or effectiveness of SSDS has not been evaluated. The planned activities to address this exposure pathway include evaluating the vapor intrusion pathway and the SSDS system. These activities are expected to be completed by the end of October 2025.<br\/>","city":"HIGHLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OAKLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48356","epaid":"MID005341714","regionid":"05","sitename":"HI-MILL MANUFACTURING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502256","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hi-mill-manufacturing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PORTAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KALAMAZOO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49024","epaid":"MID005340088","regionid":"05","sitename":"ROTO-FINISH CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502255","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/roto-finish"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALBION","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CALHOUN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49224","epaid":"MID005339676","regionid":"05","sitename":"MCGRAW EDISON CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502254","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mcgraw-edison"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ST. JOSEPH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERRIEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49085","epaid":"MID005107222","regionid":"05","sitename":"BENDIX CORP.\/ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502238","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bendix-corp-allied-automotive"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BUCHANAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERRIEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49107","epaid":"MID005068143","regionid":"05","sitename":"ELECTROVOICE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502237","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/electrovoice"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ADRIAN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LENAWEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49221","epaid":"MID002931228","regionid":"05","sitename":"ANDERSON DEVELOPMENT CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502220","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anderson-development"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KALAMAZOO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KALAMAZOO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49001","epaid":"MID000775957","regionid":"05","sitename":"MICHIGAN DISPOSAL SERVICE (CORK STREET LANDFILL)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502202","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/michigan-disposal-service"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MUSKEGON HEIGHTS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MUSKEGON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"49444","epaid":"MID000724930","regionid":"05","sitename":"SCA INDEPENDENT LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0502201","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Michigan","state_code":"MI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sca-independent-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2025, Velsicol Chemical Corporation Superfund Site is considered \"human exposures are not under control\" until all of the Operable Unit (OU) 1 remedy is implemented. Operable Unit 1 is fenced and hazardous chemicals are uncontrolled onsite under an inadequate cap in soil and groundwater. Contaminants of concern (COCs) include dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT), polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), hexabromobenzene (HBB), 1,2\u2010dibromo\u20103\u2010chloropropane (DBCP), and other chlorinated volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Fish tissue data show significantly decreased DDT concentrations due to the Pine River sediment clean-up, but fish advisories remain. Warning signs against eating fish are posted at river access points. Remedial Action Objectives (RAOs) include preventing the ingestion, inhalation, and direct contact with site-related COCs. Five of 14 OU 1 remedy components are implemented which include source control and replacement of municipal water supply, with installation of a vertical barrier wall and slurry wall repair to be complete in 2026. Remaining remedy components are in remedial design which include additional source control and completion of containment system.<br\/>","city":"ST. LOUIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GRATIOT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"48880","epaid":"MID000722439","regionid":"05","sitename":"VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP. 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JOSEPH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46619","epaid":"IND980904379","regionid":"05","sitename":"BECK'S LAKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501954","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/becks-lake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"The Neal's Dump Landfill Superfund site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because PCBs are discharging from on-site springs into Conard's Brach and Richland Creek and users of the Creek can be xposed to unacceptable PCB levels through ingestion of fish.  Despite a state-issued fish consumption advisory, fishing has been observed in the creek.  We believe fish are being consumed by sport fishermen.  There are frequent community meetings to discuss site conditions and progress.  There is a community wepage that serves to distribute site information.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>Source area hot spots were removed, and the landfill was capped in 1999.  A water treatement plant to address the continuing release of PCBs was constructed in 1987.  A Record of Decision Amendment ot address improvements to the water treatment plant and contaminated sediment was signed in September 2007.  Neal's Landfill along with Bennett's Dump and the Lemon Lane Landfill are part of a Consent Decree which is being negotiated.  A settlement is expected by December 31, 2007 and design will begin in January 2008.  construction is expected to begin late 2008.\r<br\/>","city":"SPENCER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OWEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47460","epaid":"IND980794549","regionid":"05","sitename":"NEAL'S DUMP (SPENCER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501817","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/neals-dump-spencer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46402","epaid":"IND980794432","regionid":"05","sitename":"NINTH AVENUE DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501816","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ninth-avenue-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEBANON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46052","epaid":"IND980794374","regionid":"05","sitename":"WEDZEB ENTERPRISES, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501815","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wedzeb-enterprises"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MARION","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GRANT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46952","epaid":"IND980794366","regionid":"05","sitename":"MARION (BRAGG) DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501814","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/marion-bragg-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025 the Main Street Well Field Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because groundwater monitoring results on the East Side exceeded Vapor Intrusion Screening Levels (VISLs) and a vapor intrusion (VI) study was initiated in 2 commercial buildings within 100 feet of the wells that exceeded VISLs. Current data for East Side shows evidence of a complete VI pathway with sub slab and indoor concentrations above the Trichloroethene (TCE) Removal Management Level (RML). The planned activities to address this pathway are notification to building owners of sampling results; continue the VI study to determine if additional buildings are affected; and issue a Record of Decision for remedial action to mitigate the risk from the TCE in the indoor air. Human exposures are estimated to be under control by the end of July 2027 when remedial action to address VI is completed.","city":"ELKHART","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46514","epaid":"IND980794358","regionid":"05","sitename":"MAIN STREET WELL FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501813","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/main-street-wellfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BLOOMINGTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONROE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47401","epaid":"IND980794341","regionid":"05","sitename":"LEMON LANE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501812","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lemon-lane-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HANCOCK COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HANCOCK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46117","epaid":"IND980684583","regionid":"05","sitename":"POER FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501805","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/poer-farm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46406","epaid":"IND980679559","regionid":"05","sitename":"MIDCO II","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501800","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midco-ii"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FORT WAYNE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46803","epaid":"IND980679542","regionid":"05","sitename":"FORT WAYNE REDUCTION DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501799","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-wayne-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46406","epaid":"IND980615421","regionid":"05","sitename":"MIDCO I","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501761","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/midco-i"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BLOOMINGTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONROE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47404","epaid":"IND980614556","regionid":"05","sitename":"NEAL'S LANDFILL (BLOOMINGTON)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501759","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/neals-landfill-bloomington"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MISHAWAKA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. 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EPA is performing an ongoing remedial investigation for groundwater, as chemicals have been detected at concentrations posing potentially unacceptable risks to human health in samples from groundwater monitoring wells along the perimeter of the landfill waste boundary, and no wells have been sampled beyond the property boundary. Potential exposure from vapor intrusion has not been evaluated outside the source area. A supplemental groundwater RI Addendum and human health risk assessment will be developed when sufficient information is collected. EPA anticipates having sufficient information to make a human exposure determination by February 2034 as part of the selected remedy for the site.","city":"GARY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46406","epaid":"IND077005916","regionid":"05","sitename":"GARY DEVELOPMENT LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501517","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gary-development-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2023, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Fisher-Calo Superfund Site because of an identified potential exposure pathway for vapor intrusion (VI). The main contaminants of concern (COCs) include trichloroethylene (TCE), tetrachloroethene (PCE), chloroform and vinyl chloride. A VI investigation work plan was approved and field investigations began in 2016. Eight (8) rounds of seasonal VI investigations have taken place in multiple buildings at the Site through 2021 in three (3) areas of the Site (One Line North, One Line South & Two Line North.) To ensure that indoor air detections of contaminants were not related to VI,  additional indoor and outdoor air sampling, water sampling and product testing occurred in 2022. The VI investigation results and evaluation are currently under review and a FYR Addendum is being prepared to provide the results of the 2022 investigations. The United States Environmental Protection Agency expects to complete the review and be able to make a determination on the site-wide Human Exposure Control status by the end of December 2023 at which time the Human Exposure Control status will be updated.<br\/>","city":"LA PORTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LA PORTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46350","epaid":"IND074315896","regionid":"05","sitename":"FISHER-CALO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501504","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fisher-calo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CLAYPOOL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KOSCIUSKO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46510","epaid":"IND064703200","regionid":"05","sitename":"LAKELAND DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501482","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lakeland-disposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ZIONSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46077","epaid":"IND050530872","regionid":"05","sitename":"NORTHSIDE SANITARY LANDFILL, INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501442","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northside-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLUMBIA CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WHITLEY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46725","epaid":"IND048989479","regionid":"05","sitename":"WAYNE WASTE OIL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501439","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wayne-waste-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025 the U.S. Smelter and Lead Refinery, Inc. Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposures Not Under Control\u201D because lead in residential soil are above the Jan. 2024 Updated Lead guidance Removal Management Levels (RML) and one industrial parcel is pending remediation. The planned activities to address the ingestion and inhalation direct exposure pathway to soil include re-evaluation of remedial design sampling results against the new RML, bioavailability, and background, and additional remedial action and institutional controls where necessary. These activities are expected to be completed by 9\/30\/2030 at which time human exposures are expected to be under control.","city":"EAST CHICAGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46312","epaid":"IND047030226","regionid":"05","sitename":"U.S. SMELTER AND LEAD REFINERY, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501433","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ussmelter-lead-refinery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SEYMOUR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JACKSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47274","epaid":"IND040313017","regionid":"05","sitename":"SEYMOUR RECYCLING CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501404","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/seymour-recycling"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"INDIANAPOLIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46222","epaid":"IND016395899","regionid":"05","sitename":"CARTER LEE LUMBER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501376","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/carter-lee-lumber"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRIFFITH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46319","epaid":"IND016360265","regionid":"05","sitename":"AMERICAN CHEMICAL SERVICE, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501373","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-chemical-service"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BLOOMINGTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONROE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47401","epaid":"IND006418651","regionid":"05","sitename":"BENNETT STONE QUARRY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501343","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bennett-stone-quarry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Prestolite Battery Site because of a newly identified exposure pathway.  There is a potential exposure to vapor intrusion in two homes adjacent to the site based on groundwater concentrations of trichloroethene (TCE).  This determination was made as part of a five-year review using the U.S. EPA default values in the 2002 U.S. EPA draft vapor intrusion guidance.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>The PRPs completed indoor air sampling and submitted a report to EPA in March 2011.  The results of the modeling and sampling are currently being reviewed by the Agency, and will determine if unacceptable exposures via vapor intrusion are present at the site.  This review will be completed in 2011 and incorporated into the scheduled Five-Year Review for the site.  \r<br\/>","city":"VINCENNES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KNOX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47591","epaid":"IND006377048","regionid":"05","sitename":"PRESTOLITE BATTERY DIVISION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501330","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/prestolite-battery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLUMBUS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BARTHOLOMEW","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"47201","epaid":"IND006038764","regionid":"05","sitename":"TRI-STATE PLATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501308","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tri-state-plating"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of February 2026, there is insufficient data to assess the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Cam-Or Inc. Site due to the incompletion of the vapor intrusion (VI) investigation. The results of the VI investigation will be utilized to determine possible exposure pathways from soil gas, indoor air, and utility conduits. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requested the potentially responsible parties (PRPs) expand the investigation to include indoor air sampling concurrently with soil gas sampling. Sampling for VI began in February 2026 and is expected to continue until the end of 2026. EPA anticipates sufficient data will be available and analyzed by early 2027 at which time a determination may be made.<br\/>","city":"WESTVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LA PORTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46391","epaid":"IND005480462","regionid":"05","sitename":"CAM-OR INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501297","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/camor-inc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Federated Metals Corp. Whiting Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because residents may have direct contact with surface soil with lead concentrations greater than the 100-parts per million (ppm) screening level, with some properties exceeding 2000 ppm. The planned activities to address this pathway are to develop and implement an interim remedy that would remove contaminated soil from residential properties with existing data and to expedite sampling on properties with sensitive populations present. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by the end of December 2029 when these planned activities are expected to be completed.","city":"HAMMOND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46394","epaid":"IND005444104","regionid":"05","sitename":"FEDERATED METALS CORP WHITING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501275","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/federated-metals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KOKOMO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HOWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46902","epaid":"IND001213503","regionid":"05","sitename":"CONTINENTAL STEEL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501228","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/continental-steel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"INDIANAPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46241","epaid":"IND000807107","regionid":"05","sitename":"REILLY TAR & CHEMICAL CORP. (INDIANAPOLIS PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501215","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/reilly-tar-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELKHART","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46514","epaid":"IND000715490","regionid":"05","sitename":"CONRAIL RAIL YARD (ELKHART)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501199","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/conrail-railyard-elkhart"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CARTERVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WILLIAMSON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"62959","epaid":"IL8143609487","regionid":"05","sitename":"SANGAMO ELECTRIC DUMP\/CRAB ORCHARD NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (USDOI)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501181","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sangamo-dump-craborchard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JOLIET","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WILL","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"60434","epaid":"IL7213820460","regionid":"05","sitename":"JOLIET ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT (MANUFACTURING AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501179","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jolietarmy-ammo-manuf"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of July 2025, the Savanna Army Depot Activity Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to Determine Human Exposure Control Status\u201D because further information is needed to re-evaluate exposure scenarios for human receptors and to recalculate a remedial goal at Site 1 for aminodinitrotoluenes (ADNT) in groundwater. In addition, additional information is needed to determine if additional remedial action is warranted due to concentrations of arsenic, iron, and manganese concentrations in groundwater at Site 20 exceeding remedial action objectives.<br\/>","city":"SAVANNA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JO DAVIESS","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"61074","epaid":"IL3210020803","regionid":"05","sitename":"SAVANNA ARMY DEPOT ACTIVITY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501174","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/savanna-army-depot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JOLIET","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WILL","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"60434","epaid":"IL0210090049","regionid":"05","sitename":"JOLIET ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT (LOAD-ASSEMBLY-PACKING AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501170","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jolietarmy-ammo-assembly"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROCKFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61109","epaid":"ILT180011975","regionid":"05","sitename":"INTERSTATE POLLUTION CONTROL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501164","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/interstate-pollution-control"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GALESBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KNOX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61401","epaid":"ILD990817991","regionid":"05","sitename":"GALESBURG\/KOPPERS CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501154","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/galesburg-koppers"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAYLORVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHRISTIAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62568","epaid":"ILD981781065","regionid":"05","sitename":"CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0501082","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/central-illinois-publicservice"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROCKFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61109","epaid":"ILD981000417","regionid":"05","sitename":"SOUTHEAST ROCKFORD GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500955","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/southeast-rockford-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EAST CAPE GIRARDEAU","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ALEXANDER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62957","epaid":"ILD980996789","regionid":"05","sitename":"ILADA ENERGY CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500942","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ilada-energy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST CHICAGO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60185","epaid":"ILD980824031","regionid":"05","sitename":"KERR-MCGEE (SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500763","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kerr-mcgee-sewageplant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST CHICAGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60185","epaid":"ILD980824015","regionid":"05","sitename":"KERR-MCGEE (RESIDENTIAL AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500762","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kerr-mcgee-residential"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST CHICAGO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60185","epaid":"ILD980824007","regionid":"05","sitename":"KERR-MCGEE (REED-KEPPLER PARK)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500761","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kerr-mcgee-reed-keppler"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DUPAGE COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60185","epaid":"ILD980823991","regionid":"05","sitename":"KERR-MCGEE (KRESS CREEK\/WEST BRANCH OF DUPAGE RIVER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500760","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kerr-mcgee-kress creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure (HE) Control status at LaSalle Electric Utilities Superfund Site because of a newly identified exposure pathway. The main contaminants of concern at the Site are PCBs and VOCs and the current human health exposure pathway is ingestion of groundwater. In March 2005, the groundwater extraction, groundwater treatment unit, and the soil vapor extraction systems were shut down. Recent groundwater sampling data shows a potential residential and commercial vapor intrusion risk based on VOCs in groundwater. The activities planned to make the HE determination include soil gas sampling, and if necessary sub-slab and indoor air sampling to confirm if there is a vapor intrusion exposure pathway. EPA will work with the property owners of the residential and commercial properties to get access for any sampling on the properties.","city":"LA SALLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LA SALLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61301","epaid":"ILD980794333","regionid":"05","sitename":"LASALLE ELECTRIC UTILITIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500755","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lasalle-electric"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is sufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status as Human Exposure not under control (HENC) at the Cross Brothers Pail Recycling (Pembroke) Superfund site because identified lead impacts in soil (soil piles, ground subsurface and ground surface) were discovered in summer 2022 and 2023, as identified in the Removal Evaluation Reports dated January 26, 2023, and August 14, 2024. The extent of lead contamination is not currently defined, and access agreements are being completed to perform additional sampling. Planned activities to further address the impacts include a new Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study, estimated to begin in 2026.","city":"PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KANKAKEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60944","epaid":"ILD980792303","regionid":"05","sitename":"CROSS BROTHERS PAIL RECYCLING (PEMBROKE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500754","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cross-brothers-recycling"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is Insufficient Data to determine the site-wide Current Human Exposure Control status at the Sauget Area 1 Site.  Significant actions to reduce human exposure have been undertaken under removal authorities, including excavation of sediments and soils from Dead Creek and removal of materials and soil cover installed at Site G.  Data have been collected to assess remaining potential exposure pathways but risk assessment documents have not yet been finalized.  Preliminary results indicate potential for current human exposures to hazardous substances above health-based limits via direct contact for at some unfenced areas of surface soil contamination and vapor intrusion at an occupied building near the site.  Exposure to contaminated groundwater is currently controlled via a municipal ordinance.  The responsible party group, under oversight by EPA, is currently in the process of finalizing the risk assessment for the site as part of the Remedial Investigation\/ Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) process.  The RI\/FS is scheduled to be complete when the cleanup decision is issued in FY 2013.         ","city":"SAUGET","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. CLAIR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62206","epaid":"ILD980792006","regionid":"05","sitename":"SAUGET AREA 1","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0500753","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sauget-area1"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Adams County Quincy Landfills 2 & 3 Superfund Site because of newly identified potential exposure pathways including groundwater ingestion, vapor intrusion (VI), and explosive hazards. The 2023 Five Year Review (FYR) found that per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were detected in on-site leachate, but it is not known whether the PFAS are migrating into groundwater or whether there are any remaining well users that could be impacted. It is also unknown if 1,4-dioxane is present. The FYR also found landfill gas (LFG) in two on-site passive gas vents above explosive levels. One gas vent is adjacent to the underground leachate collection system, and it is not known whether the LFG poses an explosive hazard to the on-site waste hauler or other maintenance workers. <br\/>","city":"QUINCY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62301","epaid":"ILD980607055","regionid":"05","sitename":"ADAMS COUNTY QUINCY LANDFILLS 2&3","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500656","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/adams-county-landfills"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HILLSBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62049","epaid":"ILD980606941","regionid":"05","sitename":"EAGLE ZINC CO DIV T L DIAMOND","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500648","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eagle-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Ottawa Radiation Areas Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposures Not Under Control.\" The site includes sixteen areas of concern. Current human exposures are under control in fifteen areas. The one remaining area, NPL-8 (Frontage Property\/Landfill), is designated as \"Current Human Exposures Not Under Control\" because of the potential for exposure via direct contact, ingestion and\/or inhalation to trespassers, construction workers, and\/or commercial\/industrial workers to radium contaminated soils. The site received Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funds to complete the remedial action at this last area. The remedial action work is ongoing and is expected to be completed in 2029.<br\/>","city":"OTTAWA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LA SALLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61350","epaid":"ILD980606750","regionid":"05","sitename":"OTTAWA RADIATION AREAS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500634","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ottawa-radiation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROCKFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61109","epaid":"ILD980606685","regionid":"05","sitename":"PAGEL'S PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500628","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pagels-pit"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WARRENVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60555","epaid":"ILD980606305","regionid":"05","sitename":"DUPAGE COUNTY LANDFILL\/BLACKWELL FOREST PRESERVE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500606","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dupage-county-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOODSTOCK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCHENRY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60098","epaid":"ILD980605943","regionid":"05","sitename":"WOODSTOCK MUNICIPAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500585","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/woodstock-muni-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANTIOCH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60002","epaid":"ILD980605836","regionid":"05","sitename":"H.O.D. LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500581","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hod-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAUKEGAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60085-5428","epaid":"ILD980500102","regionid":"05","sitename":"YEOMAN CREEK LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500574","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/yeoman-creek-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELVIDERE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61008","epaid":"ILD980497788","regionid":"05","sitename":"MIG\/DEWANE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500551","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mig-dewane-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELVIDERE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61008","epaid":"ILD980497663","regionid":"05","sitename":"BELVIDERE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500542","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/belvidere-municipal-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GREENUP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62428","epaid":"ILD980397079","regionid":"05","sitename":"A & F MATERIAL RECLAIMING, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500534","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/af-material-reclaiming"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Estech General Chemical Company Superfund Site. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency initiated the remedial investigation at the site at the end of 2019, which is ongoing. The anticipated completion date for the Remedial Investigation Report is by the end of January 2026 at which time a determination can be made regarding the Human Exposure Control status.<br\/>","city":"CALUMET CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60409","epaid":"ILD099213498","regionid":"05","sitename":"ESTECH GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500521","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/estech-general-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the NL Industries\/Taracorp Lead Smelter site due to the Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities (EPA, Jan. 2024). The site residential lead soil cleanup level is 500 parts per million (ppm). Activities planned to make the human exposure (HE) determination include evaluating background lead soil concentrations and bioavailability, re-assess cleanup conducted to date using updated lead guidance, and as appropriate develop a new residential cleanup level. United States Environmental Protection Agency expects to complete these assessments and make a determination on the site-wide Human Exposure Control status by April 2026. <br\/>","city":"GRANITE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62040","epaid":"ILD096731468","regionid":"05","sitename":"NL INDUSTRIES\/TARACORP LEAD SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500507","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nl-industries-taracorp-lead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the DePue\/New Jersey Zinc\/Mobil Chemical Corp. Superfund site is considered \"Current<br\/>Human Exposures Not Under Control\". Soil samples at residential properties in Operable Unit (OU) 4 exceed<br\/>screening levels for lead, arsenic, manganese, and cadmium. The 2017 Record of Decision (ROD) for OU4 requires excavation of contaminated soils at residential properties, parks, and alleys. Remedial Action began in 2020 and as of Spring 2025, 76 properties need to be sampled and 32 need to be remediated. An interim remedy was completed at OU1 in 2006 and OU2 has recently been capped in accordance with state landfill regulations. OUs 3 and 5 are in the Remedial Investigation (RI)\/Feasibility Study phase. The OU6 RI will begin following the conclusion of OU4 sampling. Human exposures are expected to be under control by the end of September 2030 when remedial action has been completed. <br\/>","city":"DEPUE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUREAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61356","epaid":"ILD062340641","regionid":"05","sitename":"DEPUE\/NEW JERSEY ZINC\/MOBIL CHEMICAL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500396","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/depue-newjersey-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, the Sandoval Zinc Superfund Site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because soil at some residential properties contains concentrations of lead and other metals that exceed health-based levels. Concentrations of lead at some properties are well above the lead cleanup number. EPA conducted a time-critical removal action at 10 properties in 2017. EPA has conducted extensive community outreach about the site status and how to mitigate risks posed by lead-contaminated soil through public meetings and the dissemination of fact sheets. EPA issued the Interim Record of Decision (IROD) on September 30, 2022. The cleanup  will address contaminated soil in the Village of Sandoval, the former smelter property, and adjacent areas. EPA, collaborating with USACE, started the Remedial Design in late 2024. Sampling of residential properties started in May 2025. Combined, the Remedial Design and Remedial Action should take approximately seven years.<br\/>","city":"SANDOVAL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62882","epaid":"ILD053980454","regionid":"05","sitename":"SANDOVAL ZINC COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500360","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sandoval-zinc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MORRISTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61109","epaid":"ILD053219259","regionid":"05","sitename":"ACME SOLVENT RECLAIMING, INC. (MORRISTOWN PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500357","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/acme-solvent-reclaiming"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BECKEMEYER","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"CLINTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62231","epaid":"ILD050231976","regionid":"05","sitename":"CIRCLE SMELTING CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0500350","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/circle-smelting"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Chemetco Superfund Site. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working with in-house statistics support and contract support to evaluate the background level calculations and human health risk calculations in the Operable Unit 2\u2019s (OU2) responsible parties\u2019 Remedial Investigation (RI). EPA approved the OU2 responsible parties\u2019 RI in March 2022. The RI also addresses groundwater at Operable Unit 1 (OU1). An RI for the remaining media at OU1 will be conducted in the future, after completion of the ongoing time-critical removal action and slag recovery efforts inside the fenced area of the Site. Sufficient information is expected to be available to make a determination by the end of 2028.<br\/>","city":"HARTFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62048","epaid":"ILD048843809","regionid":"05","sitename":"CHEMETCO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500342","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemetco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELGIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KANE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60177","epaid":"ILD048306138","regionid":"05","sitename":"TRI-COUNTY LANDFILL CO.\/WASTE MANAGEMENT OF ILLINOIS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500340","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tri-county-waste-mgmt"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAUCONDA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60084","epaid":"ILD047019732","regionid":"05","sitename":"WAUCONDA SAND & GRAVEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500332","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wauconda-sand-gravel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAWRENCEVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAWRENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62439","epaid":"ILD042671248","regionid":"05","sitename":"INDIAN REFINERY-TEXACO LAWRENCEVILLE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500315","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/indian-refinery-texaco-lawrenceville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure status at the Beloit Corp Superfund Site because of a newly identified exposure pathway. Following a fire at the Chemtool facility where aqueous fire-fighting foam was used to extinguish the fire, PFAS was added as an analyte in routine groundwater monitoring samples, including private residential wells. A new exposure pathway was discovered, as PFAS was found in private residential drinking water wells. The activities planned to make the human exposure determination include identifying the source or sources of PFAS contamination and take appropriate action to prevent continued residential exposure to PFAS above risk screening criteria. Residents have been made aware of the impacts to their wells and were offered connections to the public water supply. Work for those connections will take place in 2025 and 2026.<br\/>","city":"ROCKTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINNEBAGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61072","epaid":"ILD021440375","regionid":"05","sitename":"BELOIT CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500272","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/beloit-corp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BYRON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OGLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61010","epaid":"ILD010236230","regionid":"05","sitename":"BYRON SALVAGE YARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500261","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/byron-salvage-yard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GRANITE CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62040","epaid":"ILD006282479","regionid":"05","sitename":"JENNISON-WRIGHT CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500229","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jennison-wright"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NAPLATE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"LA SALLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61350","epaid":"ILD005468616","regionid":"05","sitename":"OTTAWA TOWNSHIP FLAT GLASS SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500205","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ottawa-township"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEMONT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUPAGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60439","epaid":"ILD005451711","regionid":"05","sitename":"LENZ OIL SERVICE, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500199","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lenz-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAUKEGAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60085","epaid":"ILD005443544","regionid":"05","sitename":"JOHNS-MANVILLE CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500197","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/johns-manville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELVIDERE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BOONE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"61008-2308","epaid":"ILD005252432","regionid":"05","sitename":"PARSONS CASKET HARDWARE CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500189","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/parsons-casket"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LIBERTYVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60048","epaid":"ILD003817137","regionid":"05","sitename":"PETERSEN SAND & GRAVEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500127","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/petersen-sand-gravel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JOLIET","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WILL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60410","epaid":"ILD002994259","regionid":"05","sitename":"AMOCO CHEMICALS (JOLIET LANDFILL)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500125","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/amoco-chemicals-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MARSHALL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLARK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62441","epaid":"ILD000814673","regionid":"05","sitename":"VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP. (MARSHALL PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500092","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/velsicol-chemical-marshall"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Outboard Marine Corp. (OMC) Superfund Site. EPA has completed the following actions: 1) re-dredging of the harbor over 2012-2013 to reduce polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) levels in sediment, which has led to decreasing PCB levels in fish, based on 2017 sampling; 2) Completed demolition at the OMC Plant 2 facility (Operable Unit 4). The abandoned facility, contaminated beach sand and sediment, and PCB-contaminated soil have been substantially removed and disposed off-site. <br\/>The harbor sediment clean-up level has been achieved and the soil clean-up is substantially complete. Fish data is showing a declining trend of PCBs. The activities planned to make the HE determination include: ongoing periodic sampling of fish for PCBs to confirm the trend. <br\/>","city":"WAUKEGAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60085","epaid":"ILD000802827","regionid":"05","sitename":"OUTBOARD MARINE CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500083","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/outboard-marine-corp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHICAGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COOK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"60633","epaid":"ILD000716852","regionid":"05","sitename":"LAKE CALUMET CLUSTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500078","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lake-calumet-cluster"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAUGET","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. CLAIR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"62201","epaid":"ILD000605790","regionid":"05","sitename":"SAUGET AREA 2","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0500047","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Illinois","state_code":"IL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sauget-area2"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Lusher Street Ground Water Contamination Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because residents may be exposed via vapor intrusion (VI). 1,1,1,-Tricloroethane, chloroform, trichloroethylene (TCE), perchloroethylene (PCE), vinyl chloride and benzene are in groundwater and may be in vapor based on soil and air screening. TCE and PCE were confirmed to have a complete VI pathway. The activities to address these pathways are to provide a municipal water connection to residents within the plume area and installation of VI mitigation systems to homes with a complete pathway for VI. Public outreach will continue as the cleanup progresses. Human exposures are expected to be under control by the end of 2026.<br\/>","city":"Elkhart","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ELKHART","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"46516","epaid":"IND982073785","regionid":"05","sitename":"LUSHER STREET GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0500018","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Indiana","state_code":"IN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lusher-street-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BIRMINGHAM","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"35207","epaid":"ALN000410750","regionid":"04","sitename":"35TH AVENUE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0410750","humexposurestscode":"","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/35th-avenue"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2023, Human Exposure is not under control at the Southside Chattanooga Lead Site due to potential direct contact with lead contaminated soil on residential properties. A total of 708 out of 1,258 properties identified for cleanup have been remediated. Approximately 2,278 properties remain to be sampled, and the project team estimates that approximately 1,900 properties will require cleanup at the current cleanup level.  An early action ROD for site-wide soil was issued in February 2019. The contaminant of concern is lead in soil. The remedial action will excavate contaminated soil above 360 parts per million. The EPA is continuing to prioritize the clean-up of high-risk properties that are known to have child residents or frequent visitors. The site was listed on the National Priorities List in September 2018. The clean-up of all properties with lead above the clean-up goal are being addressed through the ongoing clean-up action.<br\/>","city":"CHATTANOOGA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HAMILTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"37497","epaid":"TNN000410686","regionid":"04","sitename":"SOUTHSIDE CHATTANOOGA LEAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410686","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/southside-chattanooga-lead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DUVAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32209","epaid":"FLD000623041","regionid":"04","sitename":"FAIRFAX ST. WOOD TREATERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410582","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fairfax-st-wood-treaters"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIAMI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI-DADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33150","epaid":"FLD982130098","regionid":"04","sitename":"CONTINENTAL CLEANERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410384","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/continental-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SEMINOLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32771","epaid":"FLD032728032","regionid":"04","sitename":"SANFORD DRY CLEANERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410335","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanford-dry-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the JJ Seifert Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified potential exposure pathway for site related groundwater contaminated with TCE and Vinyl Chloride above MCL to impact local drinking water wells. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC); however the groundwater concentrations have increased since the last round of groundwater injections causing the groundwater plume area to expand. One well has already been found to have levels of TCE and VC above their respective MCLs in the pre-filter condition and there are 3 additional wells in close proximity that EPA plans to sample so that it can be determined if water filters are needed to mitigate risk to human health by the drinking water pathway. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 1\/17\/2027 because the sampling is currently being scheduled for completion by 7\/31\/2025 pending access agreements from property owners. <br\/>","city":"RUSKIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33570","epaid":"FLN000410232","regionid":"04","sitename":"JJ SEIFERT MACHINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410232","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jj-seifert-machine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALAMO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CROCKETT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38001","epaid":"TNN000410203","regionid":"04","sitename":"ALAMO CONTAMINATED GROUND WATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410203","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alamo-contaminated-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROXBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"27574","epaid":"NCN000410161","regionid":"04","sitename":"GMH ELECTRONICS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410161","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gmh-electronics-halifax-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLLIERVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHELBY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38017","epaid":"TNN000410124","regionid":"04","sitename":"WALKER MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410124","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/walker-machine-products"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2023, the Armstrong World Industries site is currently considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because workers and trespassers could be exposed to contaminated soil and fish\/sediment from Rocky Creek.   Contaminants of concern include polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in creek sediment\/fish and trichloroethylene (TCE) in groundwater. The public has been informed not to eat fish from Rocky Creek and signs are posted at Houston Road.  However, people have been observed trespassing on site to fish in the creek. In September 2018, EPA finalized an agreement with the responsible parties to conduct the OU2 Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study (OU2 RI\/FS).  RI field activities began in October 2019 and is expected to be completed in 2024.  The RI will provide the necessary information about site contaminants to ensure that any potentially unacceptable risks to human health are addressed in the cleanup design.  EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, and provides updates and other information about the site with the community. ","city":"MACON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BIBB","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"31206","epaid":"GAN000410033","regionid":"04","sitename":"ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410033","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Georgia","state_code":"GA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/armstrong-world-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LONGWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SEMINOLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32750","epaid":"FLR000091322","regionid":"04","sitename":"GENERAL DYNAMICS LONGWOOD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0410013","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/general-dynamics-longwood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2023, there is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status at the Ore Knob mine site. The former copper mine, which operated from the 1850s to 1962, has contaminated the drinking water for many residences surrounding the site. Homes in the local community had tap water contaminated with high concentrations of metals and acid (manganese, iron, cobalt, acidity).  EPA has installed whole house filter units and provided bottled water to residents with known contaminated well water. The extent of the impacted wells is still being investigated across the various operable units at the site which address mine tailing, surface water, groundwater and soil. A Record of Decision for surface water is planned for FY 2024. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, and provides updates and other information about the site through regular meetings with the community.","city":"Ashe County","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ASHE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28640","epaid":"NCN000409895","regionid":"04","sitename":"ORE KNOB MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0409895","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ore-knob-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Barite Hill Superfund Site is considered to have insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control (HEID) status. EPA is conducting the Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Studies (FS) on multiple operable units (OUs) at the Site. The primary contaminants are metals and high pH levels in surface water and groundwater. An Interim Record of Decision for OU1 was issued in 2020, which included a remedy for the waste rock dump and Pit Lake -- the primary sources of contamination in OU1. A RI on additional areas of the Site, including heap leach piles and surface water was started in September 2020. EPA anticipates being able to make a Human Exposure determination by January 2027 when the RI and Risk Assessment data will be available. EPA will then prioritize appropriate action to address any unacceptable exposures. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan and provides updates and other information about the site through regular meetings.","city":"MCCORMICK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCCORMICK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"29835","epaid":"SCN000407714","regionid":"04","sitename":"BARITE HILL\/NEVADA GOLDFIELDS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407714","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"South Carolina","state_code":"SC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/barite-hill-nevada-goldfields"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Pompano Beach","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33064","epaid":"FLD083111005","regionid":"04","sitename":"FLASH CLEANERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407492","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/flash-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILMINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW HANOVER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28401","epaid":"NCN000407480","regionid":"04","sitename":"HORTON IRON AND METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407480","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/horton-iron-metal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"AUGUSTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RICHMOND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"30906","epaid":"GAN000407449","regionid":"04","sitename":"PEACH ORCHARD RD PCE GROUNDWATER PLUME SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407449","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Georgia","state_code":"GA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peach-orchard-road-pce-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Aberdeen Groundwater Superfund site is considered \u201CHuman Exposure Not Controlled\u201D (HENC) because of a newly identified drinking water exposure pathway that affects one residence. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because the concentration of trichloroethylene (TCE) in this residential well exceeds the cleanup level selected in the 2012 Interim Record of Decision for the Site. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC), but the current detection of drinking water that exceeds the cleanup level for TCE means that one residential property has active exposure and is not protected. During a recent well sampling event it was determined that several properties had elevated pesticide concentrations which are not attributed to the Site, but out of an abundance of caution the potentially responsible party (PRP) installed wellhead filtration on all impacted properties that were above acceptable risk. One residential property well was also found to have TCE that exceeded a health-based risk but the owner has refused wellhead filtration and connection to public water. The owner is also no longer taking calls or communicating with the PRP, State or EPA. EPA is developing a schedule to check in with the owner to monitor their decision on the well head protection.<br\/><br\/>Currently the EPA is developing a schedule to address this pathway that will include implementation of a more comprehensive groundwater monitoring program and starting an additional remedial investigation at the site to determine the full plume delineation and a determine a plan to address the site groundwater more effectively. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can reduce your risk by contacting EPA to ask for well sampling and providing access for sampling and filtration of your water well if it is impacted. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by Dec 2027 because EPA is working with the state and PRP to continue to engage the property owner about well head filtration. Additionally, EPA will continue to document those efforts in working with the owner.","city":"Aberdeen","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MOORE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28315","epaid":"NCN000407447","regionid":"04","sitename":"ABERDEEN CONTAMINATED GROUND WATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407447","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aberdeen-contaminated-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLLIERVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHELBY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38017","epaid":"TNN000407378","regionid":"04","sitename":"SMALLEY-PIPER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407378","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/smalley-piper"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CLOVER","nplstatus":"S","saaflag":"Y","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"29710","epaid":"SCN000407376","regionid":"04","sitename":"HENRY'S KNOB","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407376","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"South Carolina","state_code":"SC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/henrys-knob"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2024, the Westside Lead Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC) due to potential direct contact on residential properties having soil contaminated with lead above the selected lead cleanup goal of 400 parts per million (ppm). The site was listed on the National Priorities List in March 2022. A total of 311 out of 600 properties identified for cleanup have been remediated. Approximately 600 properties remain to be sampled, and the project team estimates that approximately 850 properties will require cleanup at the current cleanup level. The November 2022 final sitewide Record of Decision (ROD) for soil selected a remedial action to address the lead contaminated soil by excavation of contaminated soil above 400 ppm. The EPA is continuing to prioritize the clean-up of high-risk properties that are known to have children living at or frequenting the property on a usual basis. The clean-up of all properties with lead above the clean-up goal will be addressed through the ongoing clean-up action. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can reduce your risk by providing access for sampling and cleanup if it is determined to be necessary. If you are in contact with soil that you think might be contaminated, do not stay long, do not take contaminated items into your homes, and use good hygiene practices by washing your hands before consuming food. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by August 2030 because that is when the cleanup is anticipated based on current funding and work completion schedules. ","city":"ATLANTA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FULTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"30318","epaid":"GAN000407160","regionid":"04","sitename":"WESTSIDE LEAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407160","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Georgia","state_code":"GA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/westside-lead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CORDOVA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"Y","county":"SHELBY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38016","epaid":"TNSFN0407047","regionid":"04","sitename":"NATIONAL FIREWORKS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407047","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/national-fireworks"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2024, the Jacksonville Ash Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D due to reasonably anticipated direct contact with lead contaminated soil on residential properties. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because the concentrations in the soil exceed the risk based cleanup levels established in the Record of Decision (ROD) for the lead soil cleanup. The ROD required remedial action includes the excavation of lead contaminated soil above 400 parts per million; backfilling of the excavated areas with clean soil; and implementation of Institutional Controls (ICs). ICs have been implemented on most properties where soil remediation could not be completed due to the presence of infrastructure or property owner access refusal on affected properties. There are 56 parcels where EPA does not have access to remediate. The Site area includes 1,625 residential and commercial properties as well as the Lonnie Miller Park.<br\/><br\/>The first phase of remedial activities began in September 2009 and will be completed August 2025. To date, over 625,000 tons of ash-contaminated soil has been removed from the 1,625 parcels. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can limit your interaction with contaminated soil by leaving any pavement or grass cover in place. Currently, the excavation of contaminated soil at the Lonnie Miller Park is in progress and poses dermal contact risk for construction worker and trespasser exposure. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2026 because the current remediation work is expected to be completed by that date. However, the remedial action (RA) is being re-evaluated for potential risk based on the new lower Lead cleanup level so additional properties may require remediation. <br\/><br\/><br\/>","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"DUVAL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32209","epaid":"FLSFN0407002","regionid":"04","sitename":"JACKSONVILLE ASH SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0407002","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jacksonville-ash"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAYNESVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HAYWOOD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28786","epaid":"NCSFN0406989","regionid":"04","sitename":"BARBER ORCHARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0406989","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/barber-orchard"}, 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAMPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33624","epaid":"FL0001209840","regionid":"04","sitename":"SOUTHERN SOLVENTS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0406539","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/southern-solvents"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FORT LAUDERDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33314","epaid":"FLD984184127","regionid":"04","sitename":"FLORIDA PETROLEUM REPROCESSORS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0406469","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/florida-petroleum-reprocessors"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHARLOTTE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MECKLENBURG","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28227","epaid":"NCD982096653","regionid":"04","sitename":"RAM LEATHER CARE 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Contaminant levels of PCBs are above safe levels for direct contact to industrial workers.  EPA has initiated a time-critical removal of the contaminated soil.  Phase I of the removal consisted of on-site treatment by thermal desorption, and off-site landfill disposal. Phase II of the removal is limited to off-site landfill disposal.   EPA is addressing the current human exposure through the time-critical removal.   Fish advisories were also issued to warn the public not to eat contaminated fish from adjacent waterways.","city":"RALEIGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"27560","epaid":"NCD003202603","regionid":"04","sitename":"WARD TRANSFORMER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0406082","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ward-transformer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MEMPHIS","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"SHELBY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38107","epaid":"TND987790300","regionid":"04","sitename":"SIXTY ONE INDUSTRIAL PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0406071","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sixty-one-industrial-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TEMPLE 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HUNTSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"35808","epaid":"AL7210020742","regionid":"04","sitename":"USARMY\/NASA REDSTONE ARSENAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405545","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/redstone-arsenal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GASTONIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GASTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"28052","epaid":"NCD986175644","regionid":"04","sitename":"DAVIS PARK ROAD TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405489","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"North Carolina","state_code":"NC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/davis-park-road-tce"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOSCOW","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"FAYETTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38057","epaid":"TND987768546","regionid":"04","sitename":"CHEMET 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Plant site is considered Insufficient Data to Determine Human Exposure Control status because the Human Health Baseline Risk Assessment (HHBRA) has not yet been completed. Contaminants of Potential Concern include trichloroethylene (TCE) and other Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). EPA has negotiated with the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) to perform the Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS), which will include a HHBRA.  The RI\/FS is expected to be completed in December 2023.  In 2015 and 2016, EPA found unacceptable levels of TCE in indoor air at two buildings on the site.  At that time, EPA worked closely with the business owners to implement engineering controls that successfully mitigated TCE concentrations in indoor air to safe levels for site workers. However, in January 2020, unacceptable levels of TCE were again found in the Unit 6 building. In Dec. 2021 that building had a sub-slab depressurization system installed to mitigate the risk and the sampling results confirm that the indoor air mitigation has been successful in returning the air quality to acceptable levels. Groundwater at the site is not used for drinking water and PCBs in site soils are below commercial risk but data is being reviewed to determine if all human exposure pathways have been evaluated.  EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan, and on November 12, 2019, a joint public availability session was held that addressed both the Macon Naval Ordnance Plant and Armstrong World Industries sites. On January 27, 2023, the EPA also attended an availability session, hosted by the GADOH, to inform workers at the Unit 6 building of the vapor mitigation status at that building.","city":"MACON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BIBB","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"31206","epaid":"GAD003302676","regionid":"04","sitename":"MACON NAVAL ORDNANCE PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405304","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Georgia","state_code":"GA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/macon-naval-ordnance-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"38301","epaid":"TND987767795","regionid":"04","sitename":"ICG ISELIN RAILROAD YARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405179","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Tennessee","state_code":"TN","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/icg-iselin-railroad-yard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TALLAHASSEE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"LEON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32301","epaid":"FLD984169177","regionid":"04","sitename":"CASCADE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405171","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cascade-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SANFORD","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"SEMINOLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32771","epaid":"FLD984169193","regionid":"04","sitename":"SANFORD GASIFICATION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405161","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sanford-gasification"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ORLANDO","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32801","epaid":"FLD984169235","regionid":"04","sitename":"ORLANDO GASIFICATION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405159","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/orlando-gasification"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DAYHOIT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARLAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"40824","epaid":"KYD985069954","regionid":"04","sitename":"NATIONAL ELECTRIC COIL CO.\/COOPER INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405125","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Kentucky","state_code":"KY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/national-electric-coil-cooper-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAMPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33619","epaid":"FLD012978862","regionid":"04","sitename":"ALARIC AREA GW PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0405001","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alaric-area-groundwater-plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Burlington Industries Cheraw Superfund Site. The site was listed on the National Priorities List (NPL) on 17 May 2018. A removal action has been completed under an Administrative Order with the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP). Removal activities consisted of excavation of soil and sediment contaminated with Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) in the Highland Industries property, a segment of the nearby ditch (approximately 1900 feet long), a section of the ditch adjacent to Pecan Dr., and Huckleberry Park. There is insufficient data to determine the human exposure site status because no comprehensive evaluation of the human health exposure pathways has been conducted yet. In July 2021, the PRPs began the Remedial Investigation (RI) which will include the data collection to conduct a full site-wide Human Health Risk Assessment. As of September 2024, RI part 1 and 2 of 3 were completed. The PRP will submit the Draft RI Report (including the Human Health Risk Assessment report), and this will feed into the Record of Decision (ROD) which is due to be final in December 2026<br\/>","city":"CHERAW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTERFIELD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"29520","epaid":"SCN000404896","regionid":"04","sitename":"BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES CHERAW","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404896","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"South Carolina","state_code":"SC","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/burlington-cheraw"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant (PGDP).  Sources of TCE contamination to groundwater have resulted in three major plumes at PGDP including the Northeast and Northwest plumes that are the largest in the DOE Complex, extending off-site to the Ohio River. DOE has established a plan to investigate and remediate known source areas in the Plant Industrial Area with Remedial Action Completions targeted in FY2031 (C400 Complex OU) and FY2052 (Southwest Plume Sources). Additional sources are suspected to underlie buildings and groundwater modeling indicates additional TCE sources may exist within the Plant footprint:  <br\/><br\/>In March 2018, EPA requested scoping and implementation of a programmatic effort to evaluate the VI pathway in those areas of the Plant that overlie the TCE plumes, with a focus on areas with workers are present and anticipated will continue to be present for the foreseeable future and areas of proposed new building construction. DOE\u2019s Report is under review.<br\/><br\/>The Environmental Indicator for Human Exposure Under Control should remain \u201Cinsufficient data\u201D until EPA and the Commonwealth of Kentucky have either concurred on the Report or either party has requested Additional Work (FFA Section XIX) that, per the MOA, may include Remedial Investigation, Removal Actions and Early (remedial) Actions to address Plant Industrial Area vapor intrusion concerns. <br\/>","city":"KEVIL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MCCRACKEN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"42053","epaid":"KY8890008982","regionid":"04","sitename":"PADUCAH GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404794","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Kentucky","state_code":"KY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/paducha-gaseous-diffusion-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI-DADE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"33039-1299","epaid":"FL7570024037","regionid":"04","sitename":"HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404746","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/homestead-air-force-base"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSONVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUVAL","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"32215","epaid":"FL5170022474","regionid":"04","sitename":"USN AIR STATION CECIL FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404743","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cecil-field"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TALLAHASSEE","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"LEON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32301","epaid":"FLD981931959","regionid":"04","sitename":"CASCADE PARK GASIFICATION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404729","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cascade-park-gasification-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRUNSWICK","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"Y","county":"GLYNN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"31520","epaid":"GAD982112658","regionid":"04","sitename":"TERRY CREEK DREDGE SPOIL AREAS\/HERCULES OUTFALL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404439","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Georgia","state_code":"GA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/terry-creek-dredge-spoil-hercules-outfall"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"POMPANO BEACH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33069","epaid":"FLD041184383","regionid":"04","sitename":"WILSON CONCEPTS OF FLORIDA, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404399","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wilson-concepts"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PERDIDO","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BALDWIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36562","epaid":"ALD980728703","regionid":"04","sitename":"PERDIDO GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0404345","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/perdido-groundwater-contamination"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LEEDS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"35094","epaid":"ALD041906173","regionid":"04","sitename":"INTERSTATE LEAD CO. 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VI may be a concern but was previously not evaluated. The supplemental RI and HHRA will evaluate the soil, groundwater and vapor intrusion to determine if remedial actions are needed to address vapor intrusion for nearby residences. 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Primary contaminants are metals and acidity (pH) in surface water and groundwater. In addition to the RIs and removal work being conducted, the United States Bankruptcy Court approved the sale of the former 107-acre plant property to Seven Seas Terminals, LLC in July 2023.  Seven Seas plans to demolish existing above ground infrastructure and redevelop the former DAP manufacturing plant area as a dry bulk storage and tank terminal operation. 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There is insufficient data to determine if workers who may enter the manholes would be exposed to unacceptable levels of contamination in the air and water. The Navy has agreed to seal the storm water drains and\/or manholes to prevent intrusion of contaminated groundwater from Site 45. Once sealed and flushed, the manholes and pipes would no longer contain contaminated groundwater from Site 45. Therefore, there would be no need for additional air data or monitoring. The Site 45 ROD requiring this remedial action is complete. The RD and RAWP are in progress. The remedy component sealing the storm sewers will need to be completed before status of the HE indicator can be reconsidered. There are approximately 18 sites remaining at MCRD where HE may not be under control or insufficient data exists to make a determination. Progress has been made at a significant number of these potential sites. 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Clearwater Finishing was recently finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) on 3 September 2020 and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation began with the January 2022 start of the Remedial Investigation (RI) to collect data on the soil, sediments and groundwater so that a determination can be made on all actual and potential human interactions with contaminated media through a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA). 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A sitewide RI is expected to begin by 2026, which will evaluate if any human exposure pathway has current risks. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan and provides updates and other information about the site through posts to the site profile page, mailouts, and meetings with the community. 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The levels of methylmercury and polychlorinated biphenyols (PCBs) (primarily Aroclor 1268) detected in fish fillets presents an unacceptable human health risk for fish and shellfish consumption. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources issued a fish consumption advisory for the Turtle River\/Brunswick Estuary from 1995 to the present. Fish advisory signs have been posted at marsh access points from land and water. EPA issued the cleanup plan for the marsh (Operable Unit 1) in September 2015, the remedial design was completed in March 2022 and the remedial action construction was completed in November 2023. EPA will continue to monitor the contaminant concentrations in the marsh during the monitoring phase. The EPA expects that it will be at least a decade before human exposure will be under control and will continue to advise that fish at the site should not be consumed until the detected levels are below the health risk clean up goal. 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The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC) however during Groundwater sampling in 2023 and 2024, contamination was detected in the shallow surficial aquifer as well as the three lower aquifers. During the 2023 and 2024 sampling events, drinking water wells downgradient of the Site were found to contain pesticides below the maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) and risk management levels (RMLs) but in exceedance of the Record of Decision (ROD) cleanup levels and tap water residential screening levels (RSLs).<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. Additional groundwater sampling has been planned to collect sufficient information to evaluate the groundwater as a drinking water exposure pathway and contaminant impacted groundwater area to determine the full extent of contaminated groundwater. There are also other potential source areas that may be contributing to the groundwater plume. Investigations to explore these potential sources are planned for the near future. 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If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can reduce your risk by not digging in the soil and leaving any soil cover such as grass intact. The residential yard clean ups should start in early 2025 and should be completed by December 2025. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2025 because the first activity of the remedial action will be the residential yard clean ups. The entire remedial action should be completed within three years.","city":"PENSACOLA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESCAMBIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32501","epaid":"FLD008161994","regionid":"04","sitename":"AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS, INC. 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(PRINCETON PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400563","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/woodbury-chemical-co"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIAMI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI-DADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33142","epaid":"FLD004145140","regionid":"04","sitename":"AIRCO PLATING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400561","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/airco-plating-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HIALEAH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MIAMI-DADE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33010","epaid":"FLD004126520","regionid":"04","sitename":"STANDARD AUTO BUMPER CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400554","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/standard-auto-bumper"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FORT LAUDERDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BROWARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33309","epaid":"FLD004119681","regionid":"04","sitename":"HOLLINGSWORTH SOLDERLESS TERMINAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400548","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hollingsworth-solderless-terminal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAMPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33619","epaid":"FLD004092532","regionid":"04","sitename":"STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO (TAMPA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400537","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stauffer-chemical-tampa"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAMPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33619","epaid":"FLD004091807","regionid":"04","sitename":"PEAK OIL CO.\/BAY DRUM CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400536","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peak-oil-bay-drum"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LONGWOOD","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"SEMINOLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32750","epaid":"FLD004072658","regionid":"04","sitename":"SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400530","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sprague-electric-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CLERMONT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LAKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"34711","epaid":"FLD004065546","regionid":"04","sitename":"TOWER CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400521","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tower-chemical-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ORLANDO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32804","epaid":"FLD004064242","regionid":"04","sitename":"CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO. (ORTHO DIVISION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400520","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chevron-chemical-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"QUINCY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GADSDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32351","epaid":"FLD004061925","regionid":"04","sitename":"POST AND LUMBER PRESERVING CO INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400518","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/post-and-lumber-preserving"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VERO BEACH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"INDIAN RIVER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32960","epaid":"FLD004054284","regionid":"04","sitename":"PIPER AIRCRAFT CORP.\/VERO BEACH WATER & SEWER DEPARTMENT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400512","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/piper-aircraft-corp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PLANT CITY","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33564","epaid":"FLD001704741","regionid":"04","sitename":"CORONET INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0400503","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/coronet-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CANTONMENT","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ESCAMBIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32533","epaid":"FLD000833368","regionid":"04","sitename":"DUBOSE OIL PRODUCTS CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400492","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dubose-oil-products"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAMPA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33619","epaid":"FLD000824896","regionid":"04","sitename":"REEVES SOUTHEASTERN GALVANIZING CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400485","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/reeves-southeastern-galvanizing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRANDON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HILLSBOROUGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"33594","epaid":"FLD000648055","regionid":"04","sitename":"SYDNEY MINE SLUDGE PONDS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400471","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sydney-mine-sludge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PALM BAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BREVARD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"32905","epaid":"FLD000602334","regionid":"04","sitename":"HARRIS CORP. (PALM BAY PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400460","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Florida","state_code":"FL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/harris-corporation-palm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Alabama Army Ammunition Plant (ALAAP) site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure Evaluation\u201D because of a newly identified exposure concern from potential impacts of asbestos to surface soil and building materials across the site. As a result developers, maintenance workers, trespasser could be exposed potential asbestos-containing materials in on-site media. The site was previously categorized as Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC). <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure Status when there is a lack of evidence that suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based screening levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants include establishing a new operable unit for asbestos and address asbestos under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) process using EPA\u2019s Framework for Investigating Asbestos-Contaminated CERCLA Sites, Office of Land and Emergency Management (OLEM) Directive No, 9200.0-90. This process will prioritize active or occupied areas of ALAAP first.  The Army currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure Evaluation by December 2030 because of the extent of potential contamination. <br\/><br\/>In addition, the Army previously completed an internal \"housekeeping\" investigation in 2018. Portions of the visual asbestos were removed, however, the remaining surface, subsurface and invisible asbestos has yet to be characterized. Since that time, progress toward a final cleanup has stalled due to a dispute between the EPA and Army on acceptable actions to meet the CERCLA cleanup objectives. This informal dispute was resolved in September 2022. Out of an abundance of caution, if you live near this site contact the Army or the EPA with any questions or additional information regarding potential exposures. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however.<br\/>","city":"CHILDERSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"TALLADEGA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"35044","epaid":"AL6210020008","regionid":"04","sitename":"ALABAMA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400449","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alabama-army-ammunition-plant"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANNISTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CALHOUN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"36253","epaid":"AL3210020027","regionid":"04","sitename":"ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT (SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400443","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anniston-army-depot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SARALAND","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MOBILE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36571","epaid":"ALD980844385","regionid":"04","sitename":"REDWING CARRIERS, INC. (SARALAND)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400417","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/redwing-carriers-inc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BUCKS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MOBILE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36512","epaid":"ALD095688875","regionid":"04","sitename":"STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO. (COLD CREEK PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400306","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stauffer-chemical-cold-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MCINTOSH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36553","epaid":"ALD008188708","regionid":"04","sitename":"OLIN CORP. (MCINTOSH PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400153","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/olin-corporation-mcintosh"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"AXIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MOBILE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36505","epaid":"ALD008161176","regionid":"04","sitename":"STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO. (LEMOYNE PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400144","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stauffer-chemical-lemoyne"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VINCENT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SHELBY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"35178","epaid":"ALD004022448","regionid":"04","sitename":"ALABAMA PLATING COMPANY, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400129","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/alabama-plating-co"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2024, the Anniston PCB Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D due to direct exposure by residential occupants and commercial\/industrial workers in the Snow and Choccolocco Creek floodplains to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) contaminated soil and ingestion of fish. Cleanup of residential properties with soil contaminated with PCBs has been completed except where access has been denied or where no exposure occurs due to the lots being wooded\/ overgrown in both the Snow and Choccolocco Creek floodplains. Cleanup of soils on commercial\/industrial properties in the Snow Creek floodplain has not started, but a Remedial Action is complete for two Unapproved Waste Disposal Areas in this floodplain. The Remedial Investigation including the Choccolocco Creek floodplain is complete, the Proposed Plan was presented in June and July of 2024. The Record of Decision (ROD) is planned for 12\/30\/24. A Baseline Risk Assessment (BRA) for the soil in the Choccolocco Creek floodplain confirmed that no direct human exposures to contaminated soil exists, except at one residential location where access was denied. A future action is also planned for the groundwater to address risk for potential use as drinking water. EPA has prepared a Community Involvement Plan and provides site updates through mailings and regular meetings. If you are impacted by this site you should provide access for cleanup when approached and do not eat fish or other organisms from Snow and Choccolocco Creeks until advisories have been lifted. If you are in contact with soil that you think might be contaminated, do not stay long, do not take contaminated items into your homes, and use good hygiene practices by washing your hands before consuming food. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by August 2030 because the remedial actions in the Snow Creek and Choccolocco Creek floodplains are anticipated to be completed by 2030, and EPA is working to address the remaining properties during that time frame. ","city":"ANNISTON","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"CALHOUN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36201","epaid":"ALD000400123","regionid":"04","sitename":"ANNISTON PCB SITE (MONSANTO CO)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400123","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anniston-pcb-site"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MCINTOSH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"36553","epaid":"ALD001221902","regionid":"04","sitename":"CIBA-GEIGY CORP. (MCINTOSH PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0400073","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Alabama","state_code":"AL","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ciba-geigy-corporation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HARLEYSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19438","epaid":"PAN000306939","regionid":"03","sitename":"BAGHURST DRIVE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0306939","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/baghurst"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, there is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status at the Newark South Ground Water Plume Superfund Site. The primary contaminants of concern (COC) at the Site are volatile organic compounds (VOCs), primarily trichloroethene (TCE) and tetrachloroethene (PCE). Based on historical sampling data, other VOCs, semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs), pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and metals are also potential COCs. EPA has begun the Remedial Investigation (RI) to further define the nature and extent of the contamination. The City of Newark has taken precautions to ensure that the municipal water supply, which was historically impacted by the plume, meets State and Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Standards. The EPA has also determined that vapor intrusion is not currently a concern at the Site, based on low levels of VOC detections in the vicinity of buildings. Potential receptors to Site COCs may include people who come into contact with contaminated soil as well as construction workers working in excavations. As part of the ongoing RI, a risk assessment will be developed to assist in making a human exposure determination. The EPA anticipates the data collection and risk assessment to conclude in Spring 2028 <br\/><br\/>For additional information, please visit the Superfund Site\u2019s Profile Page:<br\/>https:\/\/cumulis.epa.gov\/supercpad\/cursites\/csitinfo.cfm?id=0306877<br\/>The city of Newark\u2019s water supply is safe and continuously being treated by the city to meet state and federal standards for drinking water. Here is a link to the City's annual quality reports: https:\/\/newarkde.gov\/645\/Water-Quality-Reports","city":"NEWARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19713","epaid":"DEN000306877","regionid":"03","sitename":"NEWARK SOUTH GROUND WATER PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0306877","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newarksouthgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the North 25th Glass and Zinc Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Residential soil sampling data indicated elevated concentrations of lead and arsenic in surface soil in the North View residential neighborhood adjacent to the site. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because 49 properties had results above 200 parts per million (ppm) lead and 57 properties had results above 100 ppm lead. EPA's regional screening level for this site is 100 ppm. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are a time-critical removal action at approximately 10 properties with lead results above 200 ppm and with young children that live at or frequently visit the home and a non-time critical removal action to address all remaining properties above 100 ppm. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, there are several steps you can take to prevent exposure such as not letting children play in bare dirt, washing you and your children's hands frequently and removing your shoes before entering your home. You may also contact EPA's community involvement coordinator regarding next steps for your property. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by March 2027 because the non-time critical removal action is anticipated to be completed.<br\/><br\/>EPA has provided letters in the mail to all property owners that were sampled in July 2023 with the sampling results and additional resources and information to help prevent exposure.<br\/><br\/>EPA expects to complete the time-critical removal action for 10 properties by June 30, 2025. EPA is currently in the process of developing the EE\/CA for the non-time critical removal action which will address the remaining properties with results above 100 ppm lead. <br\/><br\/>EPA is planning a second round of residential sampling in summer 2025 to sample additional homes located in the target zone between N 23rd and N 21st streets. EPA will review and evaluate the data to determine which properties may be eligible for a time-critical action. ","city":"CLARKSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARRISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26301","epaid":"WVN000306876","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH 25TH STREET GLASS AND ZINC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0306876","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/north25"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MILLSBORO","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19966","epaid":"DEN000306645","regionid":"03","sitename":"MILLSBORO TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0306645","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/millsboro"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Peck Iron & Metal Superfund Site (Site) is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Operable Unit 1 (OU1) encompasses all soils, fill material, and estuarine wetland sediments on or near the Site, and Operable Unit 2 (OU2) addresses groundwater and sediments in the adjoining Paradise Creek and tidal wetlands. Per the 2019 Remedial Investigation Report (RI), the Site presents unacceptable cancer and non-cancer health risks to Site visitors\/trespassers through exposure to soil, fill, and estuarine wetland sediment. The Site presents unacceptable cancer and non-cancer health risks to people who consume fish caught in Paradise Creek. Although the site is gated and secured, there has been a history of trespassers.<br\/><br\/>This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria. The Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) indicates significant health risks (excess cancer risk [ECR] > 1 × 10-4 [i.e., one extra cancer for every 10,000 people exposed to Site contaminants] and\/or target organ specific hazard index [HI] > 1) for nearly all human receptors considered in the baseline risk assessment. The primary groups of chemicals contributing to the unacceptable cancer risks and\/or non-cancer adverse health effects are polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dioxins and furans, metals (aluminum, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, manganese, mercury, nickel, and thallium), and radionuclides (Ra-226 and Ra-226 progeny). In addition, asbestos was detected at concentrations greater than one percent in soil samples collected adjacent to debris containing friable materials on the Peck Property, and a roll-off dumpster full of asbestos insulation has been identified on site, indicating the potential for asbestos-containing material (ACM) at the Site to pose a risk to human health.  Additionally, explosives and munitions of concern (MEC) have been discovered while digging across the site, presenting potential risks for anyone performing ground-disturbing activities.<br\/> <br\/>Currently, the planned activity to address this pathway is to perform a Focused Feasibility Study (FFS) to reevaluate the remedy selected in the Record of Decision (ROD) for OU1. EPA issued a ROD for OU1 in 2023; the remedy selected in the ROD is: Off-Site Treatment\/ Disposal of Principal Threat Waste (PTW), and On-Site Consolidation\/ Capping of Low-Level Threat Waste (LLTW) with a Low-permeability Cover. The FFS is necessary because of the significant complication and risk associated with excavation since the discovery of MEC on site.<br\/><br\/>EPA performed a Removal Action in 2022 to remove easily obtainable radioactive debris at the Site. EPA also fixed areas of the fence to prevent trespassing on the Site. EPA has posted signage on the Site fence warning trespassers of the dangers. EPA last held a community meeting in early 2024. EPA regularly communicates with community member and sends updates via mail and our emailing list.<br\/><br\/>The EPA is actively working to mitigate health risks at the Peck Iron & Metal Superfund Site through a combination of remedial actions and community engagement. The goal is to bring human exposure under control by 2027, ensuring the safety of site occupants and the surrounding community.","city":"PORTSMOUTH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PORTSMOUTH CITY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"23704","epaid":"VAN000306115","regionid":"03","sitename":"PECK IRON AND METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0306115","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peck"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2023, there is insufficient information to determine the Site wide Human Exposure Control status at Bear Creek Sediment Superfund Site. The Site was listed on the National Priorities List on March 16, 2022, and EPA is currently in the process of: 1) planning for and executing a Removal Action to address the main sediment contamination areas; and 2) scoping a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) for the remainder of the Site. The planned RI\/FS activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation will occur in approximately 2026.  In the interim, the State of Maryland has issued health advisories pertaining to the consumption of marine fish and crabs which may be impacted by Site-related contamination.","city":"SPARROWS POINT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BALTIMORE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21219","epaid":"MDN000305762","regionid":"03","sitename":"BEAR CREEK SEDIMENTS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305762","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bearcreek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Price Battery Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). This is based on the unrestricted pathway for lead exposure in residential soils present in Operable Unit (OU) 1. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable because lead is known to be present in residential soils in exceedance of the soil screening levels of the Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities released on January 17, 2024. Currently, superseded by the 2025 EPA Lead Directive. The Site team is evaluating the impacts of the new lead directive on the Site and is evaluating options under the current 2015 Final OU1 Record of Decision (ROD). EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by June 2041 due to the anticipated time it will take to further evaluate the possible risk, identify potential response actions, and undertake response actions if appropriate. In addition, EPA has previously taken extensive action at the Price Battery Superfund Site to clean up 555 residential properties to 572 ppm lead in soil based on an IEUBK model blood lead level goal of 10 ug\/dL. So while screening levels may have been lowered to reflect a target blood lead level of 5 ug\/dL, there is no reason to believe Site related lead is present in residential soil where cleanup has occurred above previous cleanup goals. EPA is evaluating if the previous cleanup goal needs to be lowered and expects to have a definitive response to this by the Five-Year Review addendum due date of 7\/31\/2026. <br\/><br\/>Residents can take several proactive measures to reduce the risk of lead exposure, especially if they live near areas known for lead contamination. Regular cleaning is essential; wet mopping floors and wiping surfaces can significantly reduce dust that may contain lead, while cleaning window sills and wells helps prevent accumulation from outside sources. Encouraging frequent hand washing, particularly before meals and after outdoor activities, can remove lead dust effectively. To maintain cleanliness, remove shoes before entering the home and use doormats to minimize soil entry. In gardening and landscaping, using raised beds with clean soil and covering bare soil with grass, mulch, or wood chips can reduce dust generation. Home maintenance is crucial, particularly in older homes, where repairing peeling paint and using lead-safe practices during renovations can mitigate risks. Testing children\u2019s blood lead levels can ensure early detection and intervention. Staying informed about local advisories and educating family members about minimizing contact with potential sources of lead are also key steps in reducing exposure risks and contributing to a healthier living environment. For personalized advice and support, consulting local health departments or environmental agencies is recommended.","city":"HAMBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19526","epaid":"PAN000305679","regionid":"03","sitename":"PRICE BATTERY LEAD SMELTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305679","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pricebattery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2024, the Former Exide Technologies Laureldale Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Former Exide Technologies Laureldale was recently finalized on the NPL on 7 March 2024, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are incremental sampling, a lead bioaccessibility study, and various sampling methods to inform a Human Health Risk Assessment to be completed for the Site. The Site operable units (OUs) will be determined by the three primary media to be investigated: soil, sediment and groundwater. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by January 2027 because the Remedial Investigation for the Site is expected to start in fiscal year 2025 (FY25).<br\/><br\/>Currently, EPA suspects that there is lead in soil and sediment above the new screening guidelines released by EPA HQ in January 2024, based on previous investigations and cleanups conducted by Exide Technologies prior to their bankruptcy. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however. Out of an abundance of caution, if you live near this site, please find resources to reduce risk of lead exposure on the Site Profile Page (www.epa.gov\/superfund\/exide-laureldale), or from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.","city":"LAURELDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19605","epaid":"PAN000305561","regionid":"03","sitename":"FORMER EXIDE TECHNOLOGIES LAURELDALE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305561","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/exide-laureldale"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PHILADELPHIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PHILADELPHIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19134","epaid":"PASFN0305549","regionid":"03","sitename":"FRANKLIN SLAG PILE (MDC)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305549","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/franklinslag"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2023, the Lower Darby Creek Area Superfund sites is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. This is due to potential risks from the consumption of game fish and turtles via recreational and\/or subsistence fishing. EPA is currently working with the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, local community groups and municipalities to establish site-specific consumption recommendations which will be conveyed via signage throughout known and targeted fishing locations as well as through other outreach mechanisms. All other known human health exposure pathways that present potential unacceptable risks that may be occurring now or in the future have been addressed.","city":"DARBY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19023","epaid":"PASFN0305521","regionid":"03","sitename":"LOWER DARBY CREEK AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305521","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lowerdarby"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RAVENSWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JACKSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26164","epaid":"WVSFN0305428","regionid":"03","sitename":"RAVENSWOOD PCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0305428","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ravenswood"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Paden City Groundwater Superfund Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID). The Paden City Groundwater Superfund Site was finalized on the NPL in 2022, and there has not yet been an evaluation of the human health exposure risks.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is insufficient data\/evidence to determine whether actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring, and\/or whether those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human health exposure evaluation is completion of a Remedial Investigation (RI). The RI includes sampling and analysis of soil, groundwater, soil gas, vapor intrusion, etc. and completion of a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA). EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by September 2027, because the RI, including the HHRA, will be complete. <br\/><br\/>EPA is aware, based on sampling conducted thus far, that soil and groundwater are contaminated with hazardous substances, primarily tetrachloroethylene (PCE), stemming from the former Bandbox Dry Cleaning Facility. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring, however. EPA has held annual meetings in Paden City for citizens to express their concerns, ask questions, and get updated on activities at the Site. For questions or concerns, please reach out to the Site's Community Involvement Coordinators.","city":"PADEN CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WETZEL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26159","epaid":"WVN000304985","regionid":"03","sitename":"PADEN CITY GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304985","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/padencitygroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VIENNA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WOOD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26105","epaid":"WVD988798401","regionid":"03","sitename":"VIENNA TETRACHLOROETHENE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304759","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vienna"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Fort Detrick Area B Groundwater Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are present in the karst aquifer that underlies Area B of Fort Detrick. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have also been detected in the groundwater on the post.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable levels. Currently, the groundwater plume is undergoing a Remedial Investigation (RI) to determine the nature and extent of contamination. Ongoing sampling of the groundwater has demonstrated that the VOC plume has migrated off-post to the Southwest (the Waverley View\/Gambrill View property). The Army has obtained access from the Waverley View property owner and sampled groundwater monitoring wells to determine the nature and extent of the plume's migration off-post and the potential vapor intrusion risk to future residents. As a result of this investigation, the of-base plume has been delineated and the Army is undertaking a Non-Time Critical Removal Action (NTRCA) to address potential vapor intrusion risk to future residents.  The RI for VOCs and PFAS are planned to be completed by March 2030 which is also the estimated date for making the human exposure determination.","city":"FREDERICK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FREDERICK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"21702","epaid":"MDD985397249","regionid":"03","sitename":"FORT DETRICK AREA B GROUND WATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304606","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ftdetrick"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, Brandywine DRMO Superfund site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID) because of a potential exposure pathway identified during the Five Year Review. A Vinyl Chloride (VC) plume may be within 100' of residential and commercial space, triggering a potential for Vapor Intrusion (VI) investigation. EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are a vapor intrusion investigation and assessment of nature and extent of contamination from perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by 2027. The Air Force is the lead agency at the Site and has begun the vapor intrusion investigation under EPA oversight.","city":"BRANDYWINE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PRINCE GEORGE'S","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"20613","epaid":"MD9570024803","regionid":"03","sitename":"BRANDYWINE DRMO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304462","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brandywine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DELAWARE COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19050","epaid":"PAD987341716","regionid":"03","sitename":"AUSTIN AVENUE RADIATION SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304433","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/austinavenue"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Curtis Bay Coast Guard Yard Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID). Following a significant storm event, potentially contaminated landfill material at the Grove site was identified at or near the surface of an area which is used for recreation (boat ramp).<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are additional per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) soil sampling and evaluation of the Grove Site Remedial Investigation data and PFAS data. EPA anticipates that there will be sufficient PFAS data to make a Human Exposure determination by the end of September 2025.  The Grove Site investigation is underway and contaminants of concern have not yet been identified.","city":"BALTIMORE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANNE ARUNDEL","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"21226","epaid":"MD4690307844","regionid":"03","sitename":"CURTIS BAY COAST GUARD YARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304341","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/curtisbay"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, there is not sufficient information available to determine the Sitewide Human Exposure Control status at the Safety Light Corporation Superfund Site because of newly identified potential exposure pathway and\/or contaminants.  Additional elevated radioactive soil contamination has been found along the Susquehanna River shoreline and outside the Site fence which are both publicly accessible. In addition, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination is present off-site  impacting a residential well.<br\/><br\/>The activities conducted to make the HE evaluation included installation of new monitoring wells, groundwater sampling, and soil sampling in the Fall 2023.  Additional rounds of sampling were conducted Spring and Summer 2024.  In addition, EPA has removed two discrete radioactive objects (i.e., radium needles) from the river shoreline and conducted a removal action in August 2023 to address radioactive soil contamination outside the current Site fence as immediate controls to address this exposure scenario.  Data will be reviewed as it becomes available. In the interim, the affected residence with the PFAS-contaminated residential well has been provided with alternate water.<br\/><br\/>Individuals can reduce their exposure risk by not trespassing on the Site.","city":"BLOOMSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COLUMBIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17815","epaid":"PAD987295276","regionid":"03","sitename":"SAFETY LIGHT CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304257","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/safetylight"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2026, the Blades Groundwater Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation. On September 3, 2020, the Site was listed to the National Priorities List. Domestic well water sampling was conducted and concluded there is per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), hexavalent chromium, lead, and cobalt contamination in groundwater used as drinking water. The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) and the Environmental Protection Agency\u2019s (EPA) removal program took immediate action and provided residents with bottled water and individual treatment systems at residences with elevated concentrations of contaminants. The Site was broken into two Operable Units. Operable Unit 1 (OU1) was designated to address the sitewide Remedial Investigation, and Operable Unit 2 (OU2) was designated to address domestic well water impacts. In February 2024, EPA developed a Record of Decision (ROD) for OU2: connection to a waterline with institutional controls (ICs). The area of concern is outside of the Town of Blades boundary, to the south and southwest, bounded by Morgan Branch and the Nanticoke River. While OU2 is in the remedial design phase, OU1 is still in the remedial investigation phase, which includes collecting groundwater, soil, sediment, and surface water data to fully define the nature and extent of contamination and aid in the development of a sitewide risk assessment. Since the remedial investigation is ongoing, additional data is needed to evaluate sitewide exposure via a risk assessment. Currently, there is insufficient information, but the EPA expects to be able to make a determination at the conclusion of the OU1 Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) anticipated in December 2027. <br\/><br\/>For additional information, please visit the Superfund Site\u2019s Profile Page: https:\/\/cumulis.epa.gov\/supercpad\/cursites\/csitinfo.cfm?id=0304203<br\/>The EPA highly encourages residences who are located within the bounds of OU2 to consider being connected to the future waterline extension. During the Remedial Design, letters will be sent out to each residence to determine properties that would like to opt-in to being connected to the new public waterline.   ","city":"BLADES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19973","epaid":"DEN000304203","regionid":"03","sitename":"BLADES GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304203","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bladesgroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the Sitewide Human Exposure Control status at Georgetown North Groundwater Superfund Site. The Site was finalized to the National Priorities List (NPL) in September 2022, and there has been no evaluation of the human health exposure indication yet. Remedial investigation activities on Site are ongoing and will result in data collection to support a human health risk assessment. While the nature and extent of sitewide contamination is undergoing investigation, the Town of Georgetown has installed an air stripper treatment system to mitigate known groundwater volatile organic compounds (VOCs) contamination impacting the town\u2019s public supply wells. Sufficient data to make a human exposure status determination is anticipated by September 2027 following the collection of additional data and completion of the human health risk assessment.","city":"GEORGETOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19947","epaid":"DEN000304167","regionid":"03","sitename":"GEORGETOWN NORTH GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304167","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/georgetowngroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, there is insufficient information to determine Sitewide Human Exposure Control status at the East Basin Road Groundwater Superfund Site (Site). The Site was finalized on the National Priorities List (NPL) on March 29, 2023, and there has been no evaluation of the human health exposure indicator yet. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring. The potentially responsible party (PRP) search to identify liable parties to perform remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) activities is ongoing, and the EPA anticipates identifying some parties to begin RI\/FS work by the end of 2026. The EPA is also planning to assess vapor intrusion starting in the spring of 2025 and implement mitigation measures, if needed.","city":"NEW CASTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19720","epaid":"DEN000304044","regionid":"03","sitename":"EAST BASIN ROAD GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304044","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/eastbasin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, the sitewide Human Exposure Control status at the Shaffer Equipment\/Arbuckle Creek Area Superfund Site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control (HENC). The Site was finalized on the NPL in May 2019. The former SEC Property HHRA and Sitewide HHRA have been finalized and each indicate unacceptable risk. PCBs in the surface soil at concentrations above 1 mg\/kg. Individuals can reduce their exposure risk to PCBs by not trespassing on the SEC property. The EPA issued the Record of Decision in July 2024 to address PCB contaminated soil at the former SEC Property. IA in place with USACE to complete the design to implement the selected remedy at the former SEC Property. Work has started on the next Proposed Plan which will address the remaining project areas with unacceptable risk in soil and sediment. Human health is expected to be under control after the next Record of Decision is issued and the remedial design and remedial actions are completed, which is by December 2030.  ","city":"MINDEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FAYETTE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"25879","epaid":"WVD988768909","regionid":"03","sitename":"SHAFFER EQUIPMENT\/ARBUCKLE CREEK AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0304017","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/SHAFFER"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the Hockessin Superfund Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID).  There is insufficient information to determine sitewide Human Exposure (HE) Control status at the Hockessin Groundwater Site because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) associated with Vapor Intrusion (VI) and potential for ingestion of contaminated groundwater.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels.  The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) are installation of shallow groundwater monitoring wells to delineate the PCE contamination in shallow groundwater.  Assessment of the VI pathway will be completed based upon the extent of shallow groundwater contamination.  Data from the shallow groundwater delineation and VI assessment will be used to conduct a risk assessment and determine whether or not human exposures to unacceptable levels of PCE contamination are occurring.  EPA or the Delaware Department of Natural Resource and Environmental Control (DNREC) or potentially responsible party (PRP), or Federal Agency as appropriate, currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2027 because of the time necessary to plan, implement and perform data evaluation. <br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA is currently evaluating the effectiveness of a time critical removal action taken at OU2 to treat the OU2 source area soils intended to eliminate continued contribution of PCE to further contaminate groundwater and elimination of potential VI in buildings adjacent to the source area.  ","city":"HOCKESSIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19707","epaid":"DEN000303920","regionid":"03","sitename":"HOCKESSIN GROUNDWATER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0303920","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hockessingroundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2023, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at NASA Wallops Flight Facility Superfund Site. The Site was considered as a Superfund Alternative Site in January 2021, and while there has been evaluation of the human health exposure indication on several Operable Units at the site, there are also some areas that have not been thoroughly investigated yet. This does not necessarily mean that unacceptable exposures are occurring. As of March 2023 the planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are to conduct further remedial investigations at areas that as of yet have not been fully evaluated. In addition, since April 2017, NASA has been providing supplemental water to the Town of Chincoteague (TOC) water system due to PFAS contamination that was discovered in the TOC wells. In April 2021, NASA completed construction of a water treatment system to treat the contaminated wells and they have been reconnected to the TOC water supply system.","city":"WALLOPS ISLAND","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"ACCOMACK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23337","epaid":"VA8800010763","regionid":"03","sitename":"NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0303870","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nasa_wallops"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Willow Grove Naval Air and Air Reserve Station Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been detected in private drinking water off-base and this exposure pathway is above levels of concern.<br\/><br\/>The Navy and Air National Guard are currently providing connections to private homes whose wells have a combined perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) above the Pennsylvania maximum contaminant levels (MCLs); however, there are wells which are above the new Federal MCLs for PFOA and PFOS that have not yet been addressed. The Navy and Air National Guard are currently evaluating next steps for these homes. A remedial investigation is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination at the base and are expected to be completed by 2026.<br\/><br\/>More information about the Navy's efforts on their property site can be found at https:\/\/administrative-records.navfac.navy.mil\/?PXMQQUXGO3UY6G47WO  The Air National Guard administrative record is located at this site: https:\/\/ar.cce.af.mil\/  For ways in which individuals can reduce their exposure to PFAS in drinking water, please visit EPA's website at https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/pfas\/meaningful-and-achievable-steps-you-can-take-reduce-your-risk. ","city":"HORSHAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"19040","epaid":"PAD987277837","regionid":"03","sitename":"WILLOW GROVE NAVAL AIR AND AIR RESERVE STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0303820","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/willowgrove"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of October 2007 there is adequate information and documentation to revise the site wide Human Exposure Control Status to \"Under Control\" at the Langley Air Force Base\/NASA Langley Research Center Superfund Site..\r<br\/>\r<br\/>For Langley Air Force Base, EPA and the Base have resolved current and future groundwater (insufficient data) human health risks.  There is no complete human exposure pathway between groundwater and human receptors such that exposures can be reasonably expected under current conditions. Surface water, soil and sediment were not the reason for the previously \"insufficient data\" status.  Next steps are to complete a background study for groundwater and evaluate remedial alternatives for the potential risk associated with groundwater (In Virginia all groundwater is a potential drinking water source needing to meet MCLs) at the Base.  Contaminants of concern (future use scenarios) are mainly inorganics across the Base with site specific organic plumes (which have been addressed with interim actions.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>For NASA Langley Research Center there were no insufficient data issues.   There is no complete human exposure pathway between groundwater, surface water, soil, sediment or air and human receptors such that exposures can be reasonably expected under current conditions.  Next steps are to evaluate, propose and select remedial alternative for the remaining two sites on the Base.  Contaminants of concern (future use scenarios) are both inorganic and organic which will be addressed","city":"HAMPTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23665","epaid":"VA2800005033","regionid":"03","sitename":"LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE\/NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0303768","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/langleyafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control Status for the Hanlin-Allied-Olin Superfund Site. Both the soils and groundwater are contaminated with mercury, volatile organic compounds and semi-volatile organic compounds. Although there is a pump and treat system to control the southern edge of the groundwater plume, investigations are ongoing to determine if the northern edge of the groundwater plume is impacting the Ohio River. The Operable Unit 2 Remedial Investigation is ongoing and is focused on site-wide groundwater. The adjacent country club well, which is uses for watering the greens, and the down gradient municipal well are monitored quarterly. To date, they have not been impacted. The RI which will contain the Risk Assessment is expected December 2025. The report will be reviewed in 2026.","city":"MOUNDSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARSHALL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26041","epaid":"WVD024185373","regionid":"03","sitename":"HANLIN-ALLIED-OLIN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0303677","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hanlinalliedolin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Dwyer Property Ground Water Plume Site. Heavy metals, semivolatile organic compounds (SVOCs) and asbestos have been found in shallow soils, and there is the potential for munitions and explosives of concern (MEC) present at the Site. The primary contaminants in groundwater include trichloroethene (TCE), tetrachloroethene (PCE), and carbon tetrachloride. Little Elk Creek appears to be the ultimate receptor of TCE plumes migrating from the Site.  A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is currently being performed. EPA approved the Potentially Responsible Party's (PRP's) work plan for the RI sampling in September 2018. Phases 1-5 field work consisting of soils sampling at 213 potential areas of interest (PAOIs) and installations of 40+ monitoring wells and sitewide groundwater sampling has been completed. The Phase 1-5 Soils Report on PAOIs is currently under review. EPA will evaluate all the data and reevaluate the Human Exposure status of the Site in 2026 and 2027.<br\/><br\/>EPA expects to have sufficient information by September 2028 to make a Human Exposure evaluation.  Until such time, surface water in Little Elk Creek near the Route 279 bridge should not be used for drinking water. 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The pre-final draft human health risk assessment indicates that the only exposure route outside the secured area which may present an unacceptable risk to people would be recreational users of the Monongahela River, which is adjacent to the site, coming into contact with deep sediments contaminated with coal tar residues, including carcinogenic polyaromatic hydrocarbons (CaPAHs).    Potential contact with deep sediment (>1feet) is considered under a future use scenario as local developers are considering construction of a marina along the river bank.  As of November 2007, EPA removed contaminated sediment from the tributary and installed a seep collection system to prevent contamination from moving further.  EPA is currently completing an investigation to determine what additional work should be conducted.  EPA issues fact sheet updating the community on site progress in September 2006 and has assigned a Community Involvement Coordinator to answer community member questions and concerns.\r<br\/>","city":"FAIRMONT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26554","epaid":"WVD054827944","regionid":"03","sitename":"BIG JOHN SALVAGE - HOULT ROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302947","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bigjohn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NITRO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PUTNAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"25143","epaid":"WVD047989207","regionid":"03","sitename":"FIKE CHEMICAL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302940","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fike"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FOLLANSBEE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BROOKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26037","epaid":"WVD004336749","regionid":"03","sitename":"FOLLANSBEE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302894","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/follansbee"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MORGANTOWN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONONGALIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26505","epaid":"WVD000850404","regionid":"03","sitename":"ORDNANCE WORKS DISPOSAL AREAS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302884","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ordnanceworksdisposalarea"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FAIRMONT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MARION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"26554","epaid":"WVD000800441","regionid":"03","sitename":"SHARON STEEL CORP (FAIRMONT COKE WORKS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302883","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"West Virginia","state_code":"WV","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharonsteel-fairmont"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"YORKTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23690","epaid":"VA8170024170","regionid":"03","sitename":"NAVAL WEAPONS STATION - YORKTOWN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302869","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navalweaponsstationyorktown"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DAHLGREN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KING GEORGE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"22448","epaid":"VA7170024684","regionid":"03","sitename":"NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER - DAHLGREN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302862","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navalsurfacewarfarecenter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWPORT NEWS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEWPORT NEWS CITY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23604","epaid":"VA6210020321","regionid":"03","sitename":"FORT EUSTIS (US ARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302859","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fteustis"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORFOLK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORFOLK CITY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23511","epaid":"VA6170061463","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORFOLK NAVAL BASE (SEWELLS POINT NAVAL COMPLEX)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302858","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/norfolknavalbase"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VIRGINIA BEACH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VIRGINIA BEACH CITY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23455","epaid":"VA5170022482","regionid":"03","sitename":"NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE LITTLE CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302853","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navalamphibiousbase"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHESAPEAKE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESAPEAKE CITY","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"23323","epaid":"VA5170000181","regionid":"03","sitename":"ST. 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Residential drinking water sampling for PFAS indicated elevated concentrations PFAS compounds (PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS) above the federal MCL in drinking water. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable based on EPA risk-based criteria because 28 properties from three sampling rounds had results above the MCL or with unacceptable risk based on RSL exceedances. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to finalize an ESD that adds PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS as COCs and provides temporary alternate water supply to residents within the buffer zone whose drinking water has COC exceedances above the MCL or potentially poses an unacceptable risk until the public waterline is installed. The public waterline installation is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. If you are impacted by risks inherent at this site, you can reduce your exposure by purchasing an approved filter for reducing PFAS compounds. You may also contact EPA's community involvement coordinator regarding next steps for your property. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 30, 2025 because EPA expects that an alternate water supply will be provided to those properties with PFAS contamination or the they will be connected to the public waterline. <br\/><br\/>EPA has provided letters in the mail to all property owners that were sampled in the first round of residential PFAS sampling and has spoken to residents over the phone for all the remaining properties sampled in the subsequent rounds with the sampling results and additional resources and information to help mitigate exposure. <br\/>","city":"Sterling","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LOUDOUN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"20165","epaid":"VAD980829030","regionid":"03","sitename":"HIDDEN LANE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302762","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hiddenlane"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROANOKE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ROANOKE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"24153","epaid":"VAD980712970","regionid":"03","sitename":"MATTHEWS ELECTROPLATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302757","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/matthews"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"YORK COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"23692","epaid":"VAD980712913","regionid":"03","sitename":"CHISMAN CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302756","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chismancreek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RICHMOND","nplstatus":"N","saaflag":"Y","county":"CHESTERFIELD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"23234","epaid":"VAD980705768","regionid":"03","sitename":"DUPONT SPRUANCE PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0302750","humexposurestscode":"","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dupontspruance"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PINEY RIVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NELSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"22964","epaid":"VAD980705404","regionid":"03","sitename":"U.S. TITANIUM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302737","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ustitanium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PITTSYLVANIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"24540","epaid":"VAD980554984","regionid":"03","sitename":"FIRST PIEDMONT CORP. 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(VIRGINIA WOOD PRESERVING DIVISION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302607","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rentokil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRONT ROYAL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WARREN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"22630","epaid":"VAD070358684","regionid":"03","sitename":"AVTEX FIBERS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302606","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/avtex"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Culpeper Wood Preservers Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s) - residential wells located downgradient of source areas and within the known historic plume area will be sampled in 2025 to determine whether site contaminants of concern (COCs), including hexavalent chromium, arsenic, copper and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), are present in private drinking water wells. The site was previously categorized as human exposure under control (HEUC). A removal action in 2020 eliminated exposures to site contaminants in many private wells located within the COC plume, which extends north and off the operating facility property. However, some residents who historically refused access have indicated to EPA that they will permit access to conduct sampling of their private wells. Tenants living on potentially-responsible party (PRP)-owned residential properties have indicated their desire to have sampling completed; EPA is addressing access to these properties. Additionally, and as part of the overall remedial investigation to determine the source and extent of contamination, EPA will conduct private well sampling in August 2025 to determine whether exposures to site COCs are within or above acceptable drinking water and risk criteria. Individuals with private wells can reduce risk of unhealthy exposures by staying informed about ongoing investigations. Residents with private wells may also consider using an alternative source of drinking water or using water filters.  <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) include PRP-led sampling of onsite and offsite monitoring and production wells and sumps; EPA-led sampling of residential wells surrounding the active wood treater property; and, human health risk assessment of these data by an EPA toxicologist\/risk assessor. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by the end of the 2025 fiscal year.<br\/>","city":"CULPEPER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CULPEPER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"22701","epaid":"VAD059165282","regionid":"03","sitename":"CULPEPER WOOD PRESERVERS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302592","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/culpeper"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHESTERFIELD COUNTY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTERFIELD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"23237","epaid":"VAD049957913","regionid":"03","sitename":"C & R BATTERY CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302581","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crbattery"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MONTROSS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WESTMORELAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"22520","epaid":"VAD042916361","regionid":"03","sitename":"ARROWHEAD ASSOCIATES, INC.\/SCOVILL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302565","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Virginia","state_code":"VA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arrowhead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is not sufficient information available to determine the Site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the L. A. Clarke and Son Superfund Site, a former wood treating plant.  The surface soil at the upland portion of the site meets the clean-up level for carcinogenic polynuclear aromatics (cPNAs) EPA expects to adopt in a future decision document.  The sediments in the flood plain of Massaponax Creek were previously excavated and disposed of off-site.  However, EPA cannot be assured that the sediments have not become re-contaminated because neither the subsurface soil nor the ground water in the upland area were remediated.  Although a fence was constructed, it cannot completely encircle the site because there is an active railroad siding traversing the site,  As such, trespassers could be exposed to unacceptable levels of cPNAs.  The activities planned to make the Human Exposure Control determination include: re-sampling of the flood plain sediments in the Spring of 2012, and implementing any necessary remedial actions after the Decision Document is finalized. The results of the investigations will enable EPA to make a Human Exposure determination for the site and to ensure that appropriate actions are taken to control exposures, if necessary.  ","city":"SPOTSYLVANIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SPOTSYLVANIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"22408","epaid":"VAD007972482","regionid":"03","sitename":"L.A. 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Newly identified contaminants, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), were detected in private drinking water off-base during sampling efforts conducted in 2022 and 2024. Some residential drinking water wells have been identified with perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), PFHxS and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) values that exceed the Pennsylvania Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) and EPA MCLs for PFOA and PFOS that have not been addressed. <br\/><br\/>A Remedial Investigation is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination both on and off-site at the Base. The Army is evaluating options for offering provisional drinking water to affected homes, with an estimated timeframe of October 2026 for providing drinking water. <br\/><br\/>For more information on ways you may be able to reduce your exposure to PFAS, please visit the following page:<br\/><br\/>https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/pfas\/meaningful-and-achievable-steps-you-can-take-reduce-your-risk ","city":"CHAMBERSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"17201","epaid":"PA6213820503","regionid":"03","sitename":"LETTERKENNY ARMY DEPOT (SE AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302467","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/letterkennyarmydepotsearea"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Naval Air Development Center (8 Waste Areas) Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been detected in private and public drinking water off-base and this exposure pathway is above levels of concern.  It is estimated that human exposure will be under control by September 2027. <br\/><br\/>The Navy is currently providing alternative water and offering connections to homes where the private wells exceed the Department of Defense (DoD) established action levels of three times the MCLs for PFAS within the Navy's sampling area. MCLs are standards defining the highest level of a contaminant allowed in drinking water. The Navy has expanded the sampling area for private well actions and is in the process of sampling the wells in that area.  <br\/><br\/>The Navy has also expanded the cooperative agreement to address additional public wells above the DoD's action levels. More information about the Navy's efforts at this site can be found at Navy's website ( https:\/\/www.bracpmo.navy.mil\/BRAC-Bases\/Northeast\/Former-Naval-Air-Warfare-Center-Warminster\/). For ways in which individuals can reduce their exposure to PFAS in drinking water, please visit EPA's website (https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/pfas\/meaningful-and-achievable-steps-you-can-take-reduce-your-risk).<br\/> <br\/>A Remedial Investigation (assessment of contamination and evaluation of cleanup options) is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination at the base and is expected to be completed by 2030. ","city":"WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"18974","epaid":"PA6170024545","regionid":"03","sitename":"NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER (8 WASTE AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302466","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navalairdevelopmentcenter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TOBYHANNA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONROE","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"18466-5086","epaid":"PA5213820892","regionid":"03","sitename":"TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302464","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tobyhanna"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, Navy Ship Parts Control Center (Mechanicsburg) Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposures Not Controlled\u201D (HENC); this designation is the same as for year 2024.  Newly identified contaminants, per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), have been detected in private drinking water off-base. Some residential drinking water wells have been identified with perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) values that exceed the Pennsylvania Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) and EPA MCLs for PFOA and PFOS that have not been addressed. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities by the Navy to address this pathway are additional residential  sampling, provision of point of use (POU) filters, and  providing alternative drinking water via public water connections to each home. A remedial investigation is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination at the base. If you are impacted by the risks inherent at this site, please contact Cathy Mann at 717-605-2179. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2026 because POU filters  alternative drinking water will be provided to eliminate this exposure pathway.<br\/>","city":"MECHANICSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"17055","epaid":"PA3170022104","regionid":"03","sitename":"NAVY SHIPS PARTS CONTROL CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302460","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/navyshipspartscontrolcenter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Letterkenny PDO Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposures Not Controlled\u201D (HENC). Newly identified contaminants, per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), have been detected in private drinking water off-base. There are wells which are above the Pennsylvania Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) and EPA MCLs for PFOA and PFOS that have not been addressed. <br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities by the Army to address this pathway are expanded residential sampling and performing an Engineering Evaluation\/Cost Analysis process to provide alternative drinking water. A Remedial Investigation is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination at the base. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2025 because alternative drinking water will be provided to eliminate this exposure pathway.<br\/>","city":"FRANKLIN COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"17201","epaid":"PA2210090054","regionid":"03","sitename":"LETTERKENNY ARMY DEPOT (PDO AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302458","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/letterkennyarmydepotpdoarea"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2026, the Old Wilmington Road Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s). The groundwater is contaminated with interconnected plumes of volatile organic compounds, specifically tetrachloroethene (PCE), trichloroethene (TCE), and 1,4-dioxane. Various inorganic contaminants are also present in the groundwater. Recently perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) were added to the list of Site-related contaminants of concern (COCs) in residential drinking water. The human exposure pathway for PFOA\/PFOS is defined by the contaminated groundwater used as drinking water. Prior to the discovery of PFOA\/PFOS, the site was previously categorized as \"Human Exposure Under Control\" (HEUC) because those properties impacted by the contaminated groundwater had filtration systems installed on their properties to treat their drinking water for VOCs. The prior HEUC determination was based on filtration systems designed to address VOCs. EPA has evaluated whether these systems effectively remove PFOA and PFOS and whether the existing remedy remains protective; however, additional homes must be sampled to determine the extent of the PFOA\/PFOS contamination, which causes the prior HEUC determination to be under evaluation. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate these new contaminants are sampling for PFOA\/PFOS in groundwater from existing and new monitoring wells, as well as sampling residential drinking water wells for PFOA\/PFOS as part of Operable Unit 1 (OU-1). EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by October 2027 because EPA plans to complete residential sampling by Q2 2026, receive validated laboratory results by Q3 2026, and complete data evaluation and risk assessment by mid\u20112027.<br\/><br\/>In addition, the sampling being conducted by EPA will inform whether the selected remedy for OU-1, which includes a new public waterline currently in the design phase, needs to be farther expanded to ensure protection of human health and the environment. Filtration systems previously installed to treat drinking water at impacted properties continue to operate as intended and some impacted properties continue to receive bottled water provided by the State.","city":"WEST CALN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19320","epaid":"PAD981938939","regionid":"03","sitename":"OLD WILMINGTON ROAD GW CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302420","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oldwilmingtonroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HEREFORD TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18056","epaid":"PAD981740061","regionid":"03","sitename":"CROSSLEY FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0302402","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crossley"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DUBLIN 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The Site was previously categorized as \"Human Health Protection Achieved and Protective Remedy In-Place\" (HEPR). A per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) groundwater plume that extends towards residential communities and impacting some residential wells has been identified. In these communities, several homes have detected concentrations of perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) or perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) above Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) and\/or Federal MCLs for drinking water. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are underway. Residential well sampling for PFAS is ongoing. Continued sampling will be performed to confirm or deny impacts above the EPA and\/or PADEP PFAS MCLs. A PFAS remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) will be performed. The investigation will include groundwater, surface water, sediment, and residental sampling. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 4\/1\/2026 because the RI\/FS is anticipated to be completed by then.<br\/><br\/>In addition, PADEP has provided bottled water delivery (on an as needed basis) to a home impacted above the PADEP MCLs since August 2023. Other homes will be resampled in summer 2024, and plans are in motion to provide bottled water if results indicate MCL exceedances.","city":"RICHLAND TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18951","epaid":"PAD980706824","regionid":"03","sitename":"WATSON JOHNSON LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301517","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/watsonjohnson"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TERRY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BRADFORD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18853","epaid":"PAD980705107","regionid":"03","sitename":"BELL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301509","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TAYLOR BOROUGH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LACKAWANNA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18517","epaid":"PAD980693907","regionid":"03","sitename":"TAYLOR BOROUGH DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301506","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/taylorborough"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOWER SALFORD TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19438","epaid":"PAD980693204","regionid":"03","sitename":"SALFORD QUARRY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301486","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/salfordquarry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UPPER SAUCON TWP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LEHIGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18034","epaid":"PAD980692719","regionid":"03","sitename":"VOORTMAN FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301453","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/voortman"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, there is insufficient information to make a site-wide human exposure control status determination at the North Penn - Area 5 Superfund Site. The Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) is performing a vapor intrusion (VI) investigation in the onsite structure at Operable Unit 2 (OU2). Initial results indicate that there are elevated concentrations of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the sub-slab and at concentrations near action levels in indoor air, but concentrations are variable. Additional sampling is necessary to assess the seasonal variability of the potential vapor intrusion. This building was sold and is currently empty. A comfort letter has been issued for a VI mitigation system to be installed in the existing building and a VI mitigation system to be installed in any new building prior to use. VI sampling prior to building occupation is necessary to confirm the efficacy of the installed mitigation system. In addition, the Operable Unit 1 (OU1) groundwater VOC plume has been defined enough to allow for design of the remedy in the 2016 Record of Decision (ROD) Amendment, however, the OU2 groundwater VOC plume is not yet fully delineated. <br\/><br\/>EPA anticipates that there will be sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation following the completion of additional VI sampling and further delineation of the OU2 groundwater VOC plume by December 2028. In the interim, EPA should be consulted prior to the occupancy of the existing building or any new buildings for potential VI issues.","city":"MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18915","epaid":"PAD980692693","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH PENN - AREA 5","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301452","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northpenn5"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PAOLI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19301","epaid":"PAD980692594","regionid":"03","sitename":"PAOLI RAIL YARD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301447","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/paoli"}, 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TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19376","epaid":"PAD980539985","regionid":"03","sitename":"BLOSENSKI LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301376","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/blosenski"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELIZABETHTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LANCASTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17022","epaid":"PAD980539712","regionid":"03","sitename":"ELIZABETHTOWN LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301361","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/elizabethtown"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHESTER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19013","epaid":"PAD980539407","regionid":"03","sitename":"WADE (ABM)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301343","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wade"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COLUMBIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LANCASTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17512","epaid":"PAD980539126","regionid":"03","sitename":"UGI COLUMBIA GAS PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301328","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ugicolumbia"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOWER WINDSOR TWP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"YORK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17406-8240","epaid":"PAD980539068","regionid":"03","sitename":"MODERN SANITATION LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301322","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/modernsanitation"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIDDLETOWN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"DAUPHIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17057","epaid":"PAD980538763","regionid":"03","sitename":"MIDDLETOWN AIR FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301295","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/middletownairfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2025, the Berkley Products Co. Dump Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s), specifically 1,4-dioxane in groundwater. The site was previously categorized as \"Current human exposures under control and all protective remedy(ies) in place\" (HEPR). Data gaps remain following the 2020 Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study, and the extent of the 1,4-dioxane groundwater plume to the east is unknown. A potential human exposure pathway exists because there are private drinking water wells located to the east of the Site. A remedy has not been selected for Operable Unite 2 (groundwater) at the Site.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are the installation of additional monitoring wells to the east and the collection of additional groundwater samples. A Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) will be prepared based on updated groundwater data, and a determination will be made on an appropriate remedy for Operable Unit 2 (groundwater). EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 30, 2027 because additional groundwater data will have been collected and analyzed.<br\/>","city":"DENVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LANCASTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17517","epaid":"PAD980538649","regionid":"03","sitename":"BERKLEY PRODUCTS CO. DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301290","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/berkleyproducts"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEST CALN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19376","epaid":"PAD980537773","regionid":"03","sitename":"WILLIAM DICK LAGOONS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301252","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/williamdicklagoons"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH WHITEHALL TWP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEHIGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18037","epaid":"PAD980537716","regionid":"03","sitename":"HELEVA LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301249","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/heleva"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GIRARD TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ERIE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16417","epaid":"PAD980508931","regionid":"03","sitename":"LORD-SHOPE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301231","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lordshope"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ERIE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ERIE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16505","epaid":"PAD980508865","regionid":"03","sitename":"PRESQUE ISLE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301229","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/presqueisle"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UPPER MACUNGIE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LEHIGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19539","epaid":"PAD980508832","regionid":"03","sitename":"DORNEY ROAD LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301228","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dorneyroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEVILLE ISLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEGHENY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"15225","epaid":"PAD980508816","regionid":"03","sitename":"OHIO RIVER PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301227","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ohioriverpark"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2026, the Moyers Superfund Site (Site) is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s). The Site has known per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) groundwater contamination that extends towards residential communities located directly north and south of the landfill. PFAS sampling identified residential wells that have exceedances above EPA maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) for perfluorooctane sulfonate, (PFOS) and\/or perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), and\/or perfluorononanoic acid (PFNA) . MCLs are standards defining the highest level of a contaminant allowed in drinking water. EPA installed point-of-entry treatment (POET) systems (filtration systems to treat contaminants before they enter the household plumbing) to remove PFAS contamination from affected residences not already connected to public water. The EPA Removal program is working to connect residents impacted by the landfill to public water (2026). PFAS was also detected in nearby surface water during sampling activities; however, there is currently no link to the landfill for PFAS observed in nearby surface waters. The Site had been previously categorized as \"Human Health Protection Achieved\" (HHPA). The completed and operating Site remedy included a landfill cap system and a leachate collection system. <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are in progress. The PFAS remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) started in winter 2023, three permanent monitoring wells were installed (2024) and sampled (2025) for PFAS. Fourteen additional well locations were installed in 2026 and will be sampled (in both the shallow and deep wells at these locations). Sediment, Surface Water, and residential soils were sampled in 2025\/2026 for PFAS and depending on the media, additional analytes such as metals in soil. The RI\/FS phase assesses contamination and evaluates cleanup options. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by April 2027.","city":"EAGLEVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19426","epaid":"PAD980508766","regionid":"03","sitename":"MOYERS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301226","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/moyers"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OLD FORGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LACKAWANNA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18518","epaid":"PAD980508667","regionid":"03","sitename":"LACKAWANNA REFUSE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301220","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lackawanna"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BUFFALO TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BUTLER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16055","epaid":"PAD980508618","regionid":"03","sitename":"HRANICA LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301218","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hranica"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PARKER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ARMSTRONG","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16049","epaid":"PAD980508527","regionid":"03","sitename":"CRAIG FARM DRUM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301212","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/craigfarm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORTHAMPTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18042","epaid":"PAD980508493","regionid":"03","sitename":"INDUSTRIAL LANE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301211","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/industriallane"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PITTSTON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LUZERNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18640","epaid":"PAD980508451","regionid":"03","sitename":"BUTLER MINE TUNNEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301208","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/butler"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19406","epaid":"PAD980419097","regionid":"03","sitename":"CRATER RESOURCES, INC.\/KEYSTONE COKE CO.\/ALAN WOOD STEEL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301193","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ERIE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ERIE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16505","epaid":"PAD980231690","regionid":"03","sitename":"MILL CREEK DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301185","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/millcreek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOWER POTTSGROVE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19464","epaid":"PAD980229298","regionid":"03","sitename":"OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL CORP.\/FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301183","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/occidental"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUDERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18964","epaid":"PAD096834494","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH PENN - AREA 1","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301156","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northpenn1"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOWER PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19403","epaid":"PAD093730174","regionid":"03","sitename":"COMMODORE SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301146","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/commodore"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CORAOPOLIS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEGHENY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"15108","epaid":"PAD089667695","regionid":"03","sitename":"BRESLUBE-PENN, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301139","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/breslube"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEHIGH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18104","epaid":"PAD079160842","regionid":"03","sitename":"NOVAK SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301109","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/novak"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Foote Mineral Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s).  At this time, the groundwater plume is undefined both laterally and vertically.  Due to the unknown nature of the extent of the Site-related groundwater plume, it's unknown if there are private drinking water wells located downgradient of the Site that are in-use and potentially impacted by Site-related groundwater contamination.  The site was previously categorized as Current Human Exposures Under Control and All Protective Remedy(ies) in Place (HEPR).  The remedy is source control via soil excavation and consolidation into a capped quarry on the Property and continued long-term groundwater monitoring.  The main contaminant of concern at the Site is lithium in groundwater.  Site decision documents designated a cleanup goal of 260 micrograms per liter (ug\/L), and lithium concentrations exceed this cleanup goal in almost all Site-related groundwater monitoring wells.  As part of the initial remedial activities at the Site, nearby residences were connected to public water and thereby eliminating that exposure pathway.  However, the EPA recommended in the last Five-Year Review (2019) to lower the cleanup goal to 40 ug\/L.  Because the extent of Site-related groundwater contamination is unknown, it is unknown if the plume has extended to areas where private drinking water wells could be in-use.  Additionally, while concentrations of Site-related contaminants have decreased over time, the remedy has been in place for nearly 20 years and concentrations are still significantly elevated.  Groundwater contamination is also discharging to surface water, although there are currently no surface water cleanup goals established for the Site.  Thus, the remedy may need to be optimized in order to better control groundwater contamination.  The EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are to install additional monitoring wells in order to delineate the extent of the groundwater plume, both laterally and vertically, in OU-1.  Once the plume is delineated, the EPA will conduct a well survey to determine if there are private drinking water wells in-use downgradient of the Site.  If private wells are identified, the EPA will collect drinking water samples to be evaluated for the presence of Site-related COCs.  The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by May 2029 because by that time sufficient analytical data will have been collected from the groundwater and\/or drinking water, as needed, in order to determine the extent of Site-related groundwater contamination and if downgradient drinking water wells are impacted, as needed.  In addition, EPA is currently in the process of finalizing the Fifth Five-Year Review Report, due to be signed by 09\/30\/2024, which will address the data gaps and advise additional investigation efforts (i.e., install monitoring wells, collect groundwater samples) in order to determine the extent of Site-related groundwater contamination and the potential exposure route via potential private drinking water wells.  The Five-Year Review Report will also address remedy deficiencies and will recommend additional remedy evaluation.<br\/>","city":"EAST WHITELAND TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19355","epaid":"PAD077087989","regionid":"03","sitename":"FOOTE MINERAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301103","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/footemineral"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SCOTT TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LACKAWANNA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18411","epaid":"PAD075993378","regionid":"03","sitename":"ALADDIN PLATING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301099","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aladdin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Tonolli Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified potential lead exposure pathway in residential soils off-site. The site was previously categorized as Current Human Exposure Controlled and Protective Remedy in Place but was reevaluated based on the Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities released on January 17, 2024. Overall the Site\u2019s remedy remains protective of human health and the environment because exposure pathways that could result in unacceptable risk are being controlled, except for soil at potentially one off-site residential property that has not been sampled and could potentially be an exposure pathway. The landfill cover system prevents direct exposure to contaminated soil and waste, and a long-term operation, maintenance and monitoring program is in place to ensure the long-term integrity of the landfill cover system. Residential areas where soil cleanups have been completed are verified as protective of human health. Groundwater in the bedrock aquifer has not been affected by the Site. Institutional controls are in place to limit land use, to prevent damage to the landfill and to restrict groundwater use. Contaminated groundwater in the overburden aquifer continues to be monitored to determine if performance standards will be achieved.<br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway is to collect soil samples for the one off-site residential property that was not previously sampled for lead. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by April 2026.<br\/><br\/>","city":"NESQUEHONING","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CARBON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18240","epaid":"PAD073613663","regionid":"03","sitename":"TONOLLI CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301087","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tonolli"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JEFFERSON BOROUGH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ALLEGHENY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"15025","epaid":"PAD063766828","regionid":"03","sitename":"RESIN DISPOSAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301042","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/resindisposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BALLY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19503","epaid":"PAD061105128","regionid":"03","sitename":"BALLY GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301029","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bally"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WORCESTER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19490","epaid":"PAD057152365","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH PENN - AREA 12","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0301012","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northpenn12"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UNION TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17331","epaid":"PAD054142781","regionid":"03","sitename":"KEYSTONE SANITATION LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300995","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/keystone"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NOCKAMIXON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18972","epaid":"PAD051395499","regionid":"03","sitename":"REVERE CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300982","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/revere-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRIDGETON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18972","epaid":"PAD047726161","regionid":"03","sitename":"BOARHEAD FARMS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300963","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/boarhead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PHILADELPHIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PHILADELPHIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19135","epaid":"PAD046557096","regionid":"03","sitename":"METAL BANK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300951","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/metalbank"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of March 2025, there is not sufficient information to determine the Human Exposure Control status at the Metro Container Corporation Superfund Site (Site). Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) are conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) at Operable Unit 1 (OU1) and EPA has initiated an RI\/FS at Operable Unit 2 (OU2). The RI\/FS phase involves evaluating the contamination's nature and extent and identifying cleanup options based on performance and cost. The extent of contamination at OU1, which includes the area where releases occurred, is nearly complete, except for characterization of the nature and extent of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Contaminants of potential concern (COPCs) identified at OU1 include polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), semivolatile organic compounds (SVOCs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and inorganic elements. Sampling has not yet been conducted at OU2 to date, although the COPCs are expected to also include PCBs, SVOCs, VOCs, and inorganic elements (or a subset of these COPCs, as OU2 is down gradient from OU1). EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by January 2025 because preliminary findings of a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) for OU1 are expected at that time. This assessment evaluates potential health risks from exposure to contaminants, considering factors like exposure pathways and contaminant levels. EPA will assure that any unacceptable exposures are addressed. Pennsylvania has fish consumption advisories for the Delaware River Estuary for several species due to the presence of PCBs, not wholly due to releases from the Site.","city":"TRAINER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19061","epaid":"PAD044545895","regionid":"03","sitename":"METRO CONTAINER CORPORATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300939","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/metrocontainer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GETTYSBURG","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ADAMS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17325","epaid":"PAD043882281","regionid":"03","sitename":"WESTINGHOUSE ELEVATOR CO. 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(GLEN ROCK FACILITY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0300911","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/amp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HATBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19040","epaid":"PAD039017694","regionid":"03","sitename":"RAYMARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300894","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/raymark-pa"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FOSTER TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"LUZERNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18224","epaid":"PAD021449244","regionid":"03","sitename":"C & D RECYCLING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300881","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cdrecycling"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MALVERN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19355","epaid":"PAD014353445","regionid":"03","sitename":"MALVERN TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300868","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/malvern"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KING OF PRUSSIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19406","epaid":"PAD014269971","regionid":"03","sitename":"STANLEY KESSLER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300862","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stanleykessler"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19406","epaid":"PAD009862939","regionid":"03","sitename":"HENDERSON ROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300847","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hendersonroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SHARON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MERCER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16146","epaid":"PAD005000575","regionid":"03","sitename":"WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. (SHARON PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300811","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/westinghouseelectric"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EXTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19341","epaid":"PAD004351003","regionid":"03","sitename":"A.I.W. FRANK\/MID-COUNTY MUSTANG","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300773","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aiwfrank"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LOCK HAVEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLINTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17745","epaid":"PAD003058047","regionid":"03","sitename":"DRAKE CHEMICAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300701","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/drake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILLIAMSPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LYCOMING","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17701","epaid":"PAD003053709","regionid":"03","sitename":"AVCO LYCOMING (WILLIAMSPORT DIVISION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300699","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/avcolycoming"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH MONTROSE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSQUEHANNA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18843","epaid":"PAD003047974","regionid":"03","sitename":"BENDIX FLIGHT SYSTEMS DIVISION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300694","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bendix"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Mountain Top","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"Y","county":"LUZERNE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18707","epaid":"PAD003031788","regionid":"03","sitename":"FOSTER WHEELER ENERGY CORP.\/CHURCH ROAD TCE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300671","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fosterwheeler"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LEBANON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"17067","epaid":"PAD003005014","regionid":"03","sitename":"WHITMOYER LABORATORIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300643","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/whitmoyer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH WALES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19454","epaid":"PAD002498632","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH PENN - AREA 7","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300629","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northpenn7"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Palmerton Zinc Pile Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Exposure through lead being present in residential soils at unacceptable levels warrants this change to HENC. This exposure pathway is considered unacceptable because lead is known to be present in some residential soils in exceedance of the soil screening levels of the \"Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA Sites and RCRA Corrective Action Facilities\" released on January 17, 2024, and further evaluation is warranted.<br\/><br\/>Currently, the planned activities to address this pathway are to remediate residential properties to ensure concentration of lead in soil meet cleanup goals. It is anticipated that human exposure will be under control by September 2026 because all necessary remedial action work to remediate residential soil will have been performed. Outreach for the Palmerton community to educate on risk due to lead in the soil has been conducted.<br\/><br\/>EPA is in the process of making a determination that the Site should not be considered \"protective\" due to the January 17, 2024 \" Updated Residential Soil Lead Guidance for CERCLA and RCRA Corrective Actions Facilities\" policy.  Once the \"protectiveness\" determination has been changed to \"not protective\" the 2003 Consent Decree will need to be re-opened for any additional remedial action.<br\/>","city":"PALMERTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CARBON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18071","epaid":"PAD002395887","regionid":"03","sitename":"PALMERTON ZINC PILE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300624","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/palmerton"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HELLERTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORTHAMPTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18055","epaid":"PAD002390748","regionid":"03","sitename":"HELLERTOWN MANUFACTURING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300623","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hellertown"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DOUGLASSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19518","epaid":"PAD002384865","regionid":"03","sitename":"DOUGLASSVILLE DISPOSAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300614","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/douglassville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WORMAN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19512","epaid":"PAD002360444","regionid":"03","sitename":"CRYOCHEM, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300602","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cryochem"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"E COVENTRY TWP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19457","epaid":"PAD002353969","regionid":"03","sitename":"RECTICON\/ALLIED STEEL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300596","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/recticon"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of June 2025, the Fischer & Porter Superfund Site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure Evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant(s).  The main contaminants of concern (COCs) at the Site are trichloroethylene (TCE) and tetrachloroethylene (PCE) in groundwater.  At this time, the Site- related groundwater plume is undefined both laterally and vertically, and there are private drinking water wells located downgradient of the Site that are in-use.  Because the groundwater plume is undefined, it is unknown if these private drinking water wells are being impacted by Site-related groundwater contamination.  The site was previously categorized as Current Human Exposure Controlled and Protective Remedy in Place (HEPR).  The Site remedy is a groundwater extraction treatment system that requires monthly sampling of the treatment system influent and effluent.  The treatment system has been in place for over 30 years and while TCE and PCE concentrations have been decreasing over the years, the influent concentrations are still well above the Site decision documents' proposed cleanup levels (which have now been superseded by the established Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) for both compounds, which is 5 micrograms per liter [ug\/L] for both TCE and PCE).  Despite the elevated levels of TCE and PCE observed in the groundwater at the Site, the Site decision documents stated there were no private wells in-use downgradient of the Site, therefore assuming because there were no direct exposure pathways observed at the time that elevated COC concentrations were not as large of a concern.  However, as part of the current Five-Year Review process the EPA collected additional information and confirmed the presence of private drinking water wells in-use downgradient of the Site.  Additionally, the remedy, while functioning, is not functioning at an acceptable rate and may need to be optimized in order to better control the groundwater contamination.  The EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are to install additional monitoring wells in order to delineate the extent of the groundwater plume, both laterally and vertically, in OU-1.  Once the plume is delineated, the EPA will use that information to determine if the private drinking water wells downgradient of the Site are potentially impacted, and if so, the EPA will collect drinking water samples to be evaluated for the presence of Site-related COCs.  The EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by May 2029 because by that time sufficient analytical data will have been collected from the groundwater and\/or drinking water, as needed, in order to determine the extent of Site-related groundwater contamination and if downgradient drinking water wells are impacted, as needed.  In addition, EPA is currently in the process of finalizing the Fifth Five-Year Review Report, due to be signed by 07\/24\/2024, which will address the data gaps and advise additional investigation efforts (i.e., install monitoring wells, collect groundwater samples) in order to determine the extent of Site-related groundwater contamination and the potential exposure route via private drinking water wells.  The Five-Year Review Report will also address remedy deficiencies and will recommend additional remedy evaluation.<br\/>","city":"WARMINSTER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18974","epaid":"PAD002345817","regionid":"03","sitename":"FISCHER & PORTER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300585","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fischerporter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HATFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19440","epaid":"PAD002342475","regionid":"03","sitename":"NORTH PENN - AREA 2","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300579","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/northpenn2"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HAVERFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19083","epaid":"PAD002338010","regionid":"03","sitename":"HAVERTOWN PCP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300574","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/havertownpcp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"Doylestown","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BUCKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"18901","epaid":"PAD002323848","regionid":"03","sitename":"CHEM-FAB","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300563","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemfab"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HERMITAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MERCER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16159","epaid":"PAD001933175","regionid":"03","sitename":"SHARON STEEL CORP (FARRELL WORKS DISPOSAL AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300530","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharonsteel-farrell"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Jackson Ceramix, Inc. site is currently designated Human Exposure Not Under Control. Based on the Final Remedial Investigation Report, unacceptable risks to current recreational users in portions of the site are due primarily to lead in subsurface soil, surface soil, sediments, and surface water. The OU1 ROD was signed in 2021. The OU1 ROD\u2019s selected remedy is to perform a combination of excavation and disposal of soils and sediment contaminated with lead, as well as the addition of amendments in the form of in situ stabilization to reduce the toxicity of lead in the environment and the use of Institutional Controls will reduce or eliminate current exposure pathways. Additionally, thermal remediation will treat a CVOC source area in OU1. The Remedial Designs are complete for OU1 and Remedial Actions for OU1 are ongoing and expected to be completed by December 2025. <br\/><br\/>The OU2 Interim ROD was signed in 2023. The OU2 remedial design is complete and remedial action is ongoing and expected to be completed in 2026.","city":"FALLS CREEK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"15840","epaid":"PAD001222025","regionid":"03","sitename":"JACKSON CERAMIX, INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300517","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jacksonceramix"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPRING TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19608","epaid":"PAD000651810","regionid":"03","sitename":"BERKS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300473","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/berkslandfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, the Strasburg Landfill Superfund site is considered \u201CInsufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\u201D (HEID) because of a newly identified exposure pathway and\/or contaminant. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) compounds were found in leachate at the Landfill at elevated concentrations and there is a concern that these compounds may have migrated into nearby residents\u2019 drinking water.  The exposure pathway of concern is the ingestion of drinking water.  The site was previously categorized as Human exposures under control and protective remedies in place (HEPR) and Long-term human health protection achieved (HHPA).  The remedy at the Site was considered protective of human health and the environment due to the following factors:  The landfill cap Operable Unit 3 (OU3) and fencing Operable Unit 2 (OU2) prevent direct contact with the Site contaminants, leachate and collection Operable Unit 1 (OU1) and treatment system prevent migration and of contaminants to groundwater Operable Unit 4 (OU4).  However, PFAS compounds were not originally included as contaminants of concern and the current remedy may not be suitable to prevent migration of PFAS compounds from the Site to residential drinking water wells.   <br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable risk-based levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to evaluate this new exposure pathway and\/or contaminants(s) are conducting sampling of the Landfill groundwater monitoring wells, leachate tank, leachate discharge point, passive treatment wetland and nearby residential wells to determine the extent of the PFAS contamination and if the contamination is migrating off-site into the residential wells.  The first sampling event occurred in December 2023 and was completed in January 2024.  A second sampling event was conducted in June 2024.  EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by December 2024 because additional groundwater and residential well water data will be collected and evaluated. <br\/><br\/>In addition, the Pennsylvania Department of the Environment (PADEP) is currently providing bottled water to residents from the first sampling event whose residential sampling results were above the PADEP Maximum Contamination Level (MCL) for Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonate (PFOS).  After the second sampling event, based on the results, PADEP will be providing bottled water for residents who are above the new EPA MCL but below the PADEP MCL for PFOA and PFOS.<br\/>","city":"NEWLIN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19320","epaid":"PAD000441337","regionid":"03","sitename":"STRASBURG LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300449","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/strasburg"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HERMITAGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MERCER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16148","epaid":"PAD000439083","regionid":"03","sitename":"RIVER ROAD LANDFILL (WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300446","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/riverroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"AMBLER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONTGOMERY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19002","epaid":"PAD000436436","regionid":"03","sitename":"AMBLER ASBESTOS PILES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300445","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/amblerasbestos"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"STATE COLLEGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CENTRE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"16801","epaid":"PAD000436261","regionid":"03","sitename":"CENTRE COUNTY KEPONE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300444","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Pennsylvania","state_code":"PA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/centrecountykepone"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ODENTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANNE ARUNDEL","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"21113","epaid":"MD9210020567","regionid":"03","sitename":"FORT GEORGE G. 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Little progress had occurred on executing the vapor intrusion investigation at the time of the fourth Five-Year Review finalized as an addendum in March 2024.<br\/><br\/>EPA uses this Human Exposure status when there is a lack of evidence to suggest that actual or reasonably anticipated human exposures are occurring and that those exposures are above acceptable levels. The planned activities to collect sufficient information to make a human exposure evaluation are completing a vapor intrusion investigation which includes near slab vapor sampling, indoor air sampling, and ambient air sampling. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure determination by December 31, 2026. The vapor intrusion investigation field investigation work took place in March 2024 and the analytical results and data analysis are pending. The Navy is the lead agency at the site and is conducting cleanup under EPA oversight.","city":"INDIAN HEAD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHARLES","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"20640","epaid":"MD7170024684","regionid":"03","sitename":"INDIAN HEAD NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300430","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/indianhead"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PATUXENT RIVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. 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The Army is the lead cleanup agency at the site and is conducting cleanup under EPA oversight.","city":"ABERDEEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARFORD","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"21005","epaid":"MD3210021355","regionid":"03","sitename":"ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND (MICHAELSVILLE LANDFILL)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300423","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aberdeenprovingground-michaelsvillelandfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EDGEWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARFORD","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"21010","epaid":"MD2210020036","regionid":"03","sitename":"ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND (EDGEWOOD AREA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300421","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/aberdeenprovingground-edgewoodarea"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PRINCE GEORGE'S","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"20762","epaid":"MD0570024000","regionid":"03","sitename":"ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300420","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/andrewsafb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BELTSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PRINCE GEORGE'S","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"20705","epaid":"MD0120508940","regionid":"03","sitename":"BELTSVILLE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER (USDA)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300415","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/beltsville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of April 2025, the Sauer Dump Superfund site is currently considered Human Exposure Not Under Control. The Site was promulgated on the National Priorities List (NPL) in March 2012 and the Remedial Investigation for the Site was approved in March 2020.The Record of Decision was signed in September 2024.  Currently, surface and subsurface soil contamination consisting of metals (primarily lead) and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) pose a potential exposure pathway to human receptors. A removal action removed lead and PCBs from surface soils on portions of the residential properties to reduce risk, but soil and sediment contamination continues to pose a potential exposure pathway to human receptors on the non-residential property (wetlands) to recreational users or trespassers. Residents have been notified to avoid any excavation in this area. Human exposure is estimated to be under control by September 2027.","city":"DUNDALK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BALTIMORE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21222","epaid":"MDD981038334","regionid":"03","sitename":"SAUER DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300348","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sauerdump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BALTIMORE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BALTIMORE CITY","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21224","epaid":"MDD980923783","regionid":"03","sitename":"KANE & LOMBARD STREET DRUMS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300344","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kanelombard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROSEDALE","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"Y","county":"BALTIMORE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21237","epaid":"MDD980918387","regionid":"03","sitename":"68TH STREET DUMP\/INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300338","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/68thstreet"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELKTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CECIL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21921","epaid":"MDD980705164","regionid":"03","sitename":"SAND, GRAVEL AND STONE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300316","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sandgravelstone"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ANNAPOLIS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ANNE ARUNDEL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"21401","epaid":"MDD980705099","regionid":"03","sitename":"MIDDLETOWN ROAD DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300313","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Maryland","state_code":"MD","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/middletownroad"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOLLYWOOD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. 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Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been detected in private drinking water off-base and this exposure pathway is above levels of concern.  <br\/><br\/>The US Air Force (Air Force) is currently providing is currently providing point of entry treatment systems (POETS) for several residences and businesses whose wells have a combined PFOA and PFOS concentrations greater than 70 ppt.  Wells which are less than 70 ppt but greater than 4 ppt, the newly established Federal MCLs for PFOA and PFOS, have not yet been addressed.  The Air Force is currently evaluating next steps for these homes whose drinking water wells exceed the Federal PFAS MCLs.  For ways in which individuals can reduce their exposure to PFAS in drinking water, please visit EPA's website (https:\/\/www.epa.gov\/pfas\/meaningful-and-achievable-steps-you-can-take-reduce-your-risk). <br\/><br\/>A remedial investigation is ongoing to determine the nature and extent of the PFAS contamination at the base.  The current planned completion is in December 2029, and at that time, it is expected that human exposure will be under control (HEUC).","city":"DOVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"19901","epaid":"DE8570024010","regionid":"03","sitename":"DOVER AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300191","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/doverairforcebase"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIDDLETOWN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19709","epaid":"DED981035520","regionid":"03","sitename":"SEALAND LIMITED","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300137","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sealandlimited"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEW CASTLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19720","epaid":"DED980830954","regionid":"03","sitename":"HALBY CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300125","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/halby"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DOVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19901-4264","epaid":"DED980714141","regionid":"03","sitename":"CHEM-SOLV, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300124","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemsolv"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KIRKWOOD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19708","epaid":"DED980713093","regionid":"03","sitename":"HARVEY & KNOTT DRUM, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300123","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/harveyknott"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SMYRNA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19977","epaid":"DED980705545","regionid":"03","sitename":"TYLER REFRIGERATION PIT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300111","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tyler"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEW CASTLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19720","epaid":"DED980705255","regionid":"03","sitename":"NEW CASTLE STEEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300106","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newcastlesteel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DOVER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19901","epaid":"DED980704951","regionid":"03","sitename":"WILDCAT LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300101","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wildcat"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHESWOLD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19936","epaid":"DED980704860","regionid":"03","sitename":"COKER'S SANITATION SERVICE LANDFILLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300097","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cokers"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DOVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19904","epaid":"DED980693550","regionid":"03","sitename":"DOVER GAS LIGHT CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0300095","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Delaware","state_code":"DE","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dovergaslight"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW CASTLE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"19804","epaid":"DED980555122","regionid":"03","sitename":"E.I. 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The remedy to address these residential properties was selected in 2018, a contract for the implementation of the cleanups has been awarded and the  cleanup of some of the properties are underway. The creek sediments are contaminated with a number of contaminants, the most prevalent being polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Other pollutants include mercury, lead, copper, pesticides\/insecticides, dioxins, and furans. EPA has already completed several efforts to date to address risks identified at the site pursuant to a remedy selected in 2013. These efforts have included the demolition and removal of a contaminated production plant; the relocation of residents living on floodplain properties that had been contaminated by creek flooding; and the acquisition and demolition of PCB-contaminated properties in the floodplains. A remedy for the most contaminated portion of the Creek and adjoining properties was selected in 2017. Contracts have been awarded, and work initiated, for the implementation of the remedy for the most contaminated portion of the creek and for 33 residential properties contaminated with lead. While EPA has completed the design and initiated the cleanup at the first phase of 33 residential properties, investigations at additional OU4 residential properties are on-going. It is anticipated that soil sampling at these properties at the site to determine the potential impacts to human health and the environment will not be completed before 2026.    <br\/><br\/>A remedy for the next portion of the downstream reaches of the stream (approximately 5.4 miles) referred to as the Sediment Transitional Area (STA) was issued in September 2024. The evaluation of the remainder of the Creek is still ongoing. It is not anticipated that the risk assessment to address the remainder of the Creek to determine the potential impacts to human health and the environment will be completed before 2028; as a result, a human exposure determination cannot be made before 2028. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. 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Point-of-entry treatment (POET) systems have been installed in 19 residences to provide safe drinking water due to trichloroethylene (TCE) contamination. Sub-slab depressurization systems have been installed inside five residences impacted by vapor intrusion. The remedy selected for Operable Unit 1 (OU1) calls for construction of a waterline and connection to a water supply system to provide a source of potable water to residences with wells impacted by site-related contamination. This remedy is being implemented. Construction of the waterline is expected to start summer 2025. The Operable Unit 2 (OU2) remedy addresses the site-wide contaminated groundwater, residual soil contamination and related vapor intrusion at the site. The design of the OU2 remedy is underway and the first phase of the design was completed in December 2023. Institutional controls, such as a Classification Exception Area (CEA) or Well Restriction Area, will be required to restrict the installation of wells in the contaminated groundwater plume, at least while the remedy is being implemented. A deed notice will be required for capped areas (which do not include any residential properties).  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by June 2028, when the OU2 Phase 2 Remedial Action (RA) is completed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. A Community Advisory Group (CAG) has been established to disseminate site information and solicit public comments on project activities. ","city":"BYRAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07874","epaid":"NJN000206345","regionid":"02","sitename":"MANSFIELD TRAIL DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206345","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mansfield-trail"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CABO ROJO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CABO ROJO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00623","epaid":"PRN000206319","regionid":"02","sitename":"CABO ROJO GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206319","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cabo-rojo-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Garfield Groundwater Contamination site. Hexavalent chromium has been detected at elevated levels in the groundwater. Contaminated groundwater has infiltrated into some basements resulting in hexavalent chromium precipitate buildup on basement floors and walls. EPA has inspected basements located above the chromium groundwater plume and has taken response actions in basements found to exceed action levels for hexavalent chromium. The basements continue to be monitored and are addressed as needed. There are no current exposures from this specific pathway. EPA initiated comprehensive remedial investigation activities at the site to further characterize the nature and extent of the contamination at the site and to prepare risk assessments to determine the potential impacts to human health and the environment. In 2016, EPA selected a remedy for the contaminated overburden aquifer. The remedy is currently under construction. A remedy for the deep aquifer remains to be selected and it is anticipated that upon completion of this risk assessment and the selection of this remedy, a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2033, when the Record of Decision (ROD) is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"GARFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07026","epaid":"NJN000206317","regionid":"02","sitename":"GARFIELD GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206317","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/garfield-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide human exposure control status at the Black River PCBs site. The sediments in the portion of the Black River that constitutes the site (downstream of the town of Carthage, NY) contain elevated levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). The Black River is used for recreational purposes including boating and fishing. There is a concern that the contaminated sediments may pose a risk to human health through the consumption of fish. A fish advisory is in place that is specific to the site.    <br\/><br\/>EPA has prepared a remedial investigation, a feasibility study and risk assessments for the site. EPA anticipates that a monitored natural recovery (MNR) remedy may be the preferred remedy for the site, but the state is not yet in agreement and has asked for further supporting information. EPA plans to perform additional fish sampling in 2025. Selection of a remedy and a determination of the site-wide human exposure under control status for the site are expected in 2026 pending additional discussion with the state and performance of additional sampling.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"TOWN OF CHAMPION","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13619","epaid":"NYN000206296","regionid":"02","sitename":"BLACK RIVER PCBS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206296","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/black-river-pcbs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the site-wide Human Exposure Control Status at the Newtown Creek site is Human Exposure Not Under Control. The Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) at the site entered into an administrative order-on-consent (AOC) with EPA to conduct the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS). Sampling events have shown the creek and its tributaries to be contaminated with a variety of pollutants, including metals, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAHs). A Baseline Ecological Risk Assessment (BERA) was finalized in September 2018 and indicated that sediments are toxic to benthic macroinvertebrates in the study area in the Turning Basin and the tributaries. A Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) was finalized in 2017 and indicated unacceptable risks to human health from eating contaminated fish and shellfish from the creek. There is a New York State Fish Advisory for Newtown Creek. A revised draft of the RI report was submitted in October 2021, and EPA approved the RI report in March 2023. Development of a focused feasibility study for an early action on the East Branch portion of the site was completed and a Proposed Plan for the early action was released in August 2024. A Record of Decision selecting an early, interim action for this portion of the site was signed on January 16, 2025. Concurrently, development of the feasibility study for the entire Creek is also underway.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2049, when clean up goals are met and the Final Closeout Report (FCOR) is complete. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. A Community Advisory Group (CAG) comprised of members representing diverse interests in the community has been established to disseminate site information and solicit public comments on project activities.","city":"BROOKLYN, QUEENS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11222","epaid":"NYN000206282","regionid":"02","sitename":"NEWTOWN CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206282","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/newtown-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OLD BRIDGE TWP\/SAYREVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08879","epaid":"NJN000206276","regionid":"02","sitename":"RARITAN BAY SLAG","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206276","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/raritan-bay-slag"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, The Battery Recycling Company Superfund Site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to soil contamination on a residential property. The site was a spent lead-acid battery recycler and prior to those operations, a manufacturer of organic chemicals. Sampling events have documented lead contamination in soil and stormwater runoff, as well as volatile organic chemicals in groundwater. The EPA has conducted several removal actions at the site to remove lead contamination from adjacent cattle pasture and from homes and vehicles of the facility\u2019s employees, as well as instituting decontamination measures at the facility to mitigate the migration of contamination from the facility on employee clothing. However, there is one remaining residential property with lead contamination that needs to be addressed. EPA will conduct a remedial design, and a remedial action thereafter, to address this contamination, as well as contamination at the site. It is anticipated that this work will be complete in 2034, after which the site could change to \"Human Exposure Under Control\".  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets.  A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, a Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F","city":"ARECIBO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ARECIBO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00612","epaid":"PRR000004655","regionid":"02","sitename":"THE BATTERY RECYCLING COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206263","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/battery-recycling-company"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Gowanus Canal Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because the remedy is still being implemented and there is potential human exposure through direct contact and on-going subsistence fishing in the Canal. The Gowanus Canal and Upper New York Bay are under fish and shellfish consumption advisories issued by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) based on polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) and dioxin contamination. EPA selected a remedy to address significant contamination found in the sediments throughout the 1.6-mile Canal and has initiated clean-up activities at the site. The dredging, capping, and in-situ stabilization of contaminated sediments in the \u201CUpper Canal,\u201D started by the Potentially Responsible Party Group in 2020, was completed in July 2024. Access dredging in the \u201CMiddle Canal\u201D commenced in June 2024. There is still an estimated seven to eight more years-worth of in-canal work in the \u201CMiddle Canal\u201D and \u201CLower Canal\u201D to be performed. In addition, under orders with EPA, New York City is constructing two combined sewer overflow (CSO) retention tanks to capture sewer overflows from the two largest CSOs. This work is needed to protect the remedy from new contamination that could come from CSO releases. The two CSO tanks should be completed in 2029. In addition to addressing the contaminated sediments in the Canal and CSOs, the planned activities to address this pathway include working with the State to ensure that fish consumption advisory signs are posted and cleanup some of the former industrial sites along the canal\u2019s banks.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2036, when clean up goals are met and the Final Closeout Report is complete.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. A Community Advisory Group comprised of members representing diverse interests in the community has been established to disseminate site information and solicit public comments on project activities.\u202F ","city":"BROOKLYN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KINGS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11231","epaid":"NYN000206222","regionid":"02","sitename":"GOWANUS CANAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0206222","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gowanus-canal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"San German","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SAN GERMAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00683","epaid":"PRN000205957","regionid":"02","sitename":"SAN GERMAN GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0205957","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/san-german-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UTUADO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00641","epaid":"PRD090290685","regionid":"02","sitename":"PAPELERA PUERTORRIQUENA, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0205848","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/papelera"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MAUNABO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MAUNABO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00707","epaid":"PRN000205831","regionid":"02","sitename":"MAUNABO AREA GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0205831","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/maunabo-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Atlantic Fleet Weapons Training Area - Vieques Superfund Site is considered \"Human exposure not under control\" due to extensive amounts of unexploded ordnance. The site includes certain areas of the island of Vieques and nearby waters that have become contaminated by munitions and explosives of concern, primarily by United States Department of Defense (DoD) activities. From the 1940s until 2003, the US Navy administered lands on both the western and eastern ends of Vieques Island. The lands were used for military training and operations (ship-to-shore gun fire, air-to-ground bombing by naval aircraft, Marine amphibious landing, or combinations), and to store munitions for Atlantic Fleet training. Extensive amounts of unexploded ordnance and remnants of exploded ordnance have been identified in the range areas of Vieques, and in the surrounding waters. The Navy is currently conducting removal of surface munitions and explosives of concern in the impact area in east Vieques. These actions need to be coordinated with additional remedial investigation work to evaluate the nature and extent of contamination. Currently, hazardous substances that may be present at the site have not been fully characterized, but may include mercury, lead, copper, magnesium, lithium, perchlorate, TNT, depleted uranium, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), solvents, and pesticides. As areas being addressed under the time critical removal action are completed, the Navy has initiated remedial investigation(s)\/feasibility studies (RI\/FSs) to define the nature and extent of the contamination. To date, seven records of decision (RODs) have been approved and the remedies implemented for five upland areas. In addition, a site investigation for potential per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination has been completed and the Navy is developing a remedial investigation workplan to investigate potential source areas.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2032, once all the Remedial Actions are completed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by participating in routine quarterly Restoration Advisory Board meetings with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"VIEQUES","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VIEQUES","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"00765","epaid":"PRN000204694","regionid":"02","sitename":"ATLANTIC FLEET WEAPONS TRAINING AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204694","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vieques"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CIDRA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CIDRA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00739","epaid":"PRN000204538","regionid":"02","sitename":"CIDRA GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204538","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cidra-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALEXANDRIA TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HUNTERDON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08848","epaid":"NJN000204492","regionid":"02","sitename":"CROWN VANTAGE 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CARTHAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JEFFERSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13619","epaid":"NYD986965333","regionid":"02","sitename":"CROWN CLEANERS OF WATERTOWN INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204284","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/crown-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EAST FISHKILL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUTCHESS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12533","epaid":"NYSFN0204269","regionid":"02","sitename":"SHENANDOAH ROAD GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204269","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/shenandoah-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH PLAINFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08820","epaid":"NJSFN0204260","regionid":"02","sitename":"WOODBROOK ROAD 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07104","epaid":"NJSFN0204232","regionid":"02","sitename":"RIVERSIDE INDUSTRIAL PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204232","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/riverside-industrial"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINEOLA\/NORTH HEMPSTEAD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11501","epaid":"NYD001344456","regionid":"02","sitename":"JACKSON STEEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204218","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jackson-steel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELLENVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ULSTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12428","epaid":"NYSFN0204190","regionid":"02","sitename":"ELLENVILLE SCRAP IRON AND METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204190","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ellenville-scrap"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWBURGH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12550","epaid":"NY0002455756","regionid":"02","sitename":"CONSOLIDATED IRON AND METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204175","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/consolidated-iron"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GREAT NECK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11021","epaid":"NYD047650197","regionid":"02","sitename":"STANTON CLEANERS AREA GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204167","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stanton-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SMITHTOWN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SUFFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11780","epaid":"NY0002318889","regionid":"02","sitename":"SMITHTOWN GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204148","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/smithtown-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"SOMERSET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08835","epaid":"NJ0001900281","regionid":"02","sitename":"FEDERAL CREOSOTE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204097","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/federal-creosote"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08110","epaid":"NJD981084767","regionid":"02","sitename":"PUCHACK WELL FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204096","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/puchack-wellfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08322","epaid":"NJD986570992","regionid":"02","sitename":"FRANKLIN BURN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204087","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/franklin-burn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure control status at the Matteo & Sons, Inc. Superfund Site due to an ongoing remedial investigation at Operable Unit (OU) 3 (OU3), which addresses contaminated surface water, sediments and groundwater. The remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI\/FS) for these media will be conducted to determine the nature and extent of contamination. Once the RI is complete, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment from these contamination pathways and a sitewide human exposure determination can be made. The Operable Unit 1 (OU1) portion of the Matteo site is on an approximately 80-acre property containing an active scrap metal recycling facility, a junkyard, and an inactive landfill. Woodbury Creek borders the property to the west, Hessian Run to the north, and a residential trailer park to the south. Sources of contamination on the site include an approximately 224,000-square-foot pile of crushed battery casings, an approximately 260,000-square-foot inactive landfill in the north-central portion of the site, and lead- and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)-contaminated soil located throughout the property. The company deposited crushed battery casings directly into Hessian Run and the wetlands adjacent to the property, altering the shoreline and increasing the size of the land mass. Matteo (under New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) oversight), NJDEP and EPA have conducted investigations at the site. EPA sampling in 2005 and 2006 revealed crushed battery casings and lead contamination adjacent to and within the trailer park. Under a May 2006 Administrative Consent Order issued by EPA, Matteo installed a chain-link fence to restrict access to contaminated areas. To facilitate the fence installation, approximately 425 tons of contaminated soil were excavated for off-site disposal.  <br\/><br\/>A Record of Decision (ROD) for OU1 was issued in October 2019 to address contaminated soil on the Matteo property and on the banks of Hessian Run. A removal action was completed in September 2020 to remove contaminated soil at a commercial facility that is part of OU1. The remedial design for OU1 was completed in March 2023 and implementation of the remedy began in fall 2024. Operable Unit 2 (OU2) of the Matteo and Sons, Inc. Superfund site is a residential neighborhood in West Deptford, NJ. Prior to residential development, crushed battery casing waste was used as fill and during construction the waste was distributed throughout the neighborhood. Approximately 25 of the 36 residential properties comprising the neighborhood were impacted with battery casing waste and soil with elevated concentrations of lead, antimony, and PCBs. Battery casing waste and soil impacts were predominantly in the surface and shallow sub-surface soil. A ROD for OU2 was issued in 2017 and a remedial action for excavation of residential properties was completed in 2022.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2031, when the OU3 ROD is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and providing the public with updated fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"THOROFARE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08086","epaid":"NJD011770013","regionid":"02","sitename":"MATTEO & SONS INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204061","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/matteo-and-sons"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VINELAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08360","epaid":"NJ0001360882","regionid":"02","sitename":"ICELAND COIN LAUNDRY AREA GW PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204037","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/iceland-coin-laundry"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOBOKEN","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"HUDSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07030","epaid":"NJ0001327733","regionid":"02","sitename":"GRAND STREET MERCURY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204030","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/grand-street-mercury"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LITTLE VALLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CATTARAUGUS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14755","epaid":"NY0001233634","regionid":"02","sitename":"LITTLE VALLEY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204016","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/little-valley"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the United States Avenue Burn Site. Contaminants of concern at the site include arsenic and lead in soil and groundwater. Groundwater sampling results at the site also indicated levels of volatile organic compounds such as benzene, xylene, and pentachlorophenol. EPA selected a remedy for soils and sediments for the Site in 2017 and construction was completed in 2024 with EPA oversight. Groundwater will be addressed under Operable Unit 3 (OU3) to determine if the soil remediation has a beneficial impact on the groundwater quality. Once a groundwater investigation is complete a groundwater risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. It is anticipated that upon completion of the risk assessment and the selection of the groundwater remedy, a sitewide human exposure determination can be made. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2030, when the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is complete, and the Record of Decision (ROD) is signed.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"GIBBSBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08026","epaid":"NJ0001120799","regionid":"02","sitename":"UNITED STATES AVENUE BURN","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0204003","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/us-avenue-burn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the New Cassel\/Hicksville Ground Water Contamination site. The site consists of contaminated groundwater in the vicinity of industrial areas near Hicksville, New Cassel, Westbury, Hempstead and Salisbury. EPA has conducted an initial investigation of the Site and confirmed the presence of elevated levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) including tetrachloroethylene (PCE), trichloroethylene (TCE), cis-1,2-dichloroethene (cis-1,2-DCE), and vinyl chloride in 11 public water supply wells: six in Hicksville, four in Hempstead, and one in Westbury. This is a very large complex site with numerous sources of contamination. New York State is addressing the sources of contamination, while EPA is addressing the large area wide groundwater that includes several plumes emanating from these sources. The public water supply is treated so no one is currently drinking contaminated water.  <br\/><br\/>While EPA has selected a remedy for two areas of the groundwater contamination, investigations, and risk assessments for other portions of the groundwater contamination have yet to be completed. It is anticipated that risk assessments that address all areas of contamination at the site to determine the potential impacts to human health and the environment will not be completed before 2026; as a result, a human exposure determination cannot be made before 2026.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"NEW CASSEL\/HICKSVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11590","epaid":"NY0001095363","regionid":"02","sitename":"NEW CASSEL\/HICKSVILLE GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203974","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/new-cassel-hicksville"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HIGH FALLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ULSTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12440","epaid":"NYD986950012","regionid":"02","sitename":"MOHONK ROAD INDUSTRIAL PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203945","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mohonk-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Route 561 Dump Superfund Site. Past sampling has shown that inorganic compounds (primarily lead and arsenic) are present in Site soils, sediments, surface waters and groundwater. The Responsible Party has covered part of the site with an impermeable membrane and a clean layer of top soil to prevent direct contact with these areas. The site has been fenced, an intruder alarm system and video and sound surveillance has been installed. EPA signed a Decision Document documenting the decision to excavate contaminated soil and sediment and dispose of it off-site.  The remedial design for the response action is ongoing. Groundwater will be addressed as a separate operable unit to determine if the soil remediation has a beneficial impact on the groundwater contamination.  Once this work is complete a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.<br\/>","city":"GIBBSBORO","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08026","epaid":"NJ0000453514","regionid":"02","sitename":"ROUTE 561 DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0203909","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/route-561-dump"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GARDEN CITY PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11040","epaid":"NY0000110247","regionid":"02","sitename":"FULTON AVENUE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203853","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fulton-avenue"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOWELL TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07731","epaid":"NJD986643153","regionid":"02","sitename":"ZSCHIEGNER REFINING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203757","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/zschiegner-refining"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Curtis Specialty Papers site.  Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) have been detected in soils and sediments at numerous locations on the Site.  Potential human exposure pathways include dermal contact with and incidental ingestion of PCB-contaminated soils and sediments and ingestion of PCB-contaminated fish tissue.  Sediments of Quequacommisacong Creek are contaminated with PCBs at locations where anglers catch fish for human consumption.  PCBs cause cancer in animals and probably cause cancer in humans (B2 classification or \"likely to cause cancer in humans\").  Other long-term adverse health effects of PCBs observed in laboratory animals include a reduced ability to fight infections, low birth weights, and learning problems.  \r<br\/>\r<br\/>Asbestos-containing material (ACM) is also present at the Site.  Buildings have been scavenged and vandalized, resulting in extensive damage to ACM and presumed asbestos containing material (PACM), both inside and outside of the buildings.  Persons accessing the Site could become exposed to asbestos and could carry the fibers home in their clothing and hair, exposing others.  Asbestos exposure can cause the chronic medical condition known as asbestosis, which is a progressive scarring of lung tissue and associated difficulty breathing, and two types of cancer: lung tissue cancer and mesothelioma, which is cancer of the protective membrane that surrounds the lung and other internal organs.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets.  A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site.  Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>","city":"MILFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HUNTERDON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08848","epaid":"NJD057143984","regionid":"02","sitename":"CURTIS SPECIALTY PAPERS, INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203733","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/curtis-papers"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Ochoa Fertilizer Co. Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D due to Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) soil contamination on residential properties. Past site activities include the manufacturing of sulfuric acid, ammonia compounds, and fertilizers. Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) have entered into an agreement with EPA to perform the removal of PCB contaminated materials from the affected properties and sampling to determine if any additional properties may be affected. In addition, a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) will be conducted to determine the nature and extent of contamination for the entire site. Once the RI is completed, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact of remaining contaminants to human health and the environment.   <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2029, when the Record of Decision (ROD) is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"GUANICA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GUANICA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00653","epaid":"PRD091171264","regionid":"02","sitename":"OCHOA FERTILIZER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203717","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/Ochoa-Fertilizer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Orange Valley Regional Ground Water Contamination site in the City of Orange Township, NJ, and the Township of West Orange, NJ. Samples collected indicate the presence of elevated levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) including tetrachloroethylene (PCE), trichloroethylene (TCE), cis-1,2-dichloroethene (cis-1,2-DCE) in area groundwater. A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is currently being conducted to determine the nature and extent of contamination and completion is expected in 2026. A risk assessment will be prepared as a component of the RI to determine the site\u2019s potential impacts to human health and the environment. EPA anticipates  that upon completion of this risk assessment  a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    <br\/><br\/>EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"WEST ORANGE\/ORANGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07051","epaid":"NJD002148799","regionid":"02","sitename":"ORANGE VALLEY REGIONAL GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203649","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/orange-valley-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Welsbach and General Gas Mantle Superfund Site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because the cleanup of radiologically contaminated soil in residential neighborhoods is ongoing. EPA and the State have reduced the short-term risks at the Site from gamma radiation by installing shielding on some of the site properties, removing surface contamination from three residential properties and a public park, and demolishing the former General Gas Mantle building in Camden. EPA is continuing the cleanup to address longer-term risks and has completed the cleanup of the Gloucester City Swim Club and the surrounding residential properties, a recreational complex that includes ball fields, a large open area in Gloucester City that is now the location of a new middle school, and the former General Gas Mantle facility in Camden. EPA has also completed its cleanup on about 176 residential properties in Camden and Gloucester City by removing the radiological contamination from these properties. What remains to be cleaned up are additional residential properties and the Former Welsbach Facility which represent over half of the total contamination at the site.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2036, when the last Remedial Action (RA) for Operable Unit 1 (OU1) is completed. However, in accordance with the January 2025 Record of Decision (ROD) Amendment, contamination will remain at depth and underneath permanent structures until they are demolished by the property owner and EPA can then conduct remedial investigations and remediation as necessary. There will be institutional and engineering controls for contamination left in place above applicable cleanup criteria, but the effective end date is unknown in regard to remediation under permanent structures. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. In addition, a field office has been established in the community. It serves as a meeting place and resource center where concerned citizens can meet with EPA representatives to voice their concerns. ","city":"CAMDEN AND GLOUCESTER CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08030","epaid":"NJD986620995","regionid":"02","sitename":"WELSBACH & GENERAL GAS MANTLE (CAMDEN RADIATION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203580","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/welsbach-ggm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CANDELERIA WARD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00949","epaid":"PRD987376662","regionid":"02","sitename":"SCORPIO RECYCLING, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203570","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/scorpio-recycling"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TRENTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MERCER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08638","epaid":"NJN000203535","regionid":"02","sitename":"HISTORIC POTTERIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203535","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/historic-potteries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of May 2023, there is insufficient data to determine the human exposure status of the Lehigh Valley Railroad site because EPA is in the process of completing its investigation of Operable Unit 2 (OU2), which deals with groundwater contaminated with TCE. Actions have been taken under OU1 to extend public water lines and connect residents in the affected area, as have actions to address contaminated soil at the site. In addition, vapor intrusion was identified as an issue at numerous homes at the site; mitigation systems have been installed at the impacted homes to address this threat. The feasibility study for a comprehensive remedy at the site (soil, surface water, and groundwater has been drafted and is nearing completion. The risk assessment, feasibility study, and selection of a remedy for the groundwater are expected to be completed in 2023; at that time a human exposure determination can be made.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site.  Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.","city":"LE ROY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GENESEE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14482","epaid":"NYD986950251","regionid":"02","sitename":"LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203481","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lehigh-valley-rr"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VILLAGE OF SIDNEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DELAWARE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13838","epaid":"NYD981566417","regionid":"02","sitename":"GCL TIE AND TREATING INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203408","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gcl-tie"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Meeker Avenue Plume site in Brooklyn, New York. The site was listed on the NPL in March 2022 and a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is currently being conducted to determine the nature and extent of contamination. Once the RI is completed, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. An initial round of groundwater sampling to refine the extent of the plume was conducted from August to December 2023, during which a total of 344 existing wells were sampled. Based on the results, 36 additional wells were installed from June to September  2024, and at least another 6 will be installed in spring 2025. In Fall 2024, another comprehensive round of groundwater sampling was conducted, which included re-sampling of those sampled in December 2023 as well as sampling of the newly installed wells and additional existing wells . The results of this sampling round will help further refine the extent of the plume. Vapor intrusion sampling was conducted during the winter 2022\/2023 and 2023\/234 heating seasons. An additional round of vapor intrusion sampling was conducted in December 2024, another round is scheduled for March 2025, and additional rounds will continue to be conducted over the next several heating seasons. A Proposed Plan related to vapor intrusion mitigation of was released in April 2024 and EPA signed  a Record of Decision in September 2024 which allows for vapor intrusion mitigation at residential and non-residential properties where it is determined to be necessary. The Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is currently expected to be completed in 2029, at which time a sitewide human exposure determination can be made. <br\/><br\/>EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets which are available on the web. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. Additionally, the community has formed a Community Advisory Group (CAG) to discuss and represent the diverse interests of the community in relation to the site.\u202F ","city":"BROOKLYN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KINGS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11222","epaid":"NYN000203407","regionid":"02","sitename":"MEEKER AVENUE PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203407","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/Meeker-Avenue-Plume"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Onondaga Lake Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because of ongoing subsistence fishing in the lake and its tributaries. The Lake Bottom dredging and capping has been completed, with more than 2 million cubic yards of contaminated sediment removed and close to 500 acres of cap placed. Although the lake bottom has been remediated, fish tissue still has elevated levels of mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls.  Although fish consumption advisories have been issued by New York State and fish consumption advisory signs have been posted, subsistence fishing in the lake continues. Cleanup of several subsites that contributed to contamination in the Lake have been completed. Additional planned activities to address the exposure pathway include the completion of a remedial investigation\/feasibility study related to regional deep groundwater contamination, several remedial designs, and several remedial actions.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2048, when clean up goals are met and the site is deleted from the National Priorities List. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"SYRACUSE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ONONDAGA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13209","epaid":"NYD986913580","regionid":"02","sitename":"ONONDAGA LAKE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203382","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/onondaga-lake"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07114","epaid":"NJD980755623","regionid":"02","sitename":"WHITE CHEMICAL CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203357","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/white-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOLLEY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORLEANS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14470","epaid":"NYD067532580","regionid":"02","sitename":"DIAZ CHEMICAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203341","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/diaz-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure control status at the Brillo Landfill site. The Brillo Landfill site in Victory, New York, was finalized on the National Priorities List on September 9, 2022. Industrial and sanitary wastes were dumped at the site from the 1960s to the 1980s. The operators of the landfill received a variety of other waste including wastewater treatment plant sludge and paint sludge from a nearby automotive electroplating facility. The site owner and operators transported, stored, and disposed of waste-filled drums containing sludge and chlorinated solvents. Brillo Landfill also received waste polishing compounds, sewage sludge, and waste grain from commercial food production during the 1980s.  <br\/><br\/>The adjacent wetland is contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), inorganic compounds, and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The wetland is connected with Little Sodus Creek, which runs through additional wetlands that are affected by releases from the site. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) groundwater sampling results from 2016, 2017, and 2019 show concentrations of site-related hazardous substances (i.e., VOCs, PCBs, and PFAS) in facility monitoring wells at levels above background. While sampling of private drinking water wells by NYSDEC in 2018 did not show any contamination, potential impacts in the future are possible. The nearest of these drinking water wells is approximately 0.2 mile southeast of site waste sources. EPA began the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study in 2024 to further define the nature and extent of contamination at the site. Once the study is complete, EPA can determine the best cleanup method for the site. The potential exposure pathways are not yet identified.  It is not anticipated that the risk assessment will be completed before 2029. As a result, a site-wide human exposure determination is not anticipated to be made before 2029.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"VICTORY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAYUGA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13033-9672","epaid":"NYN000203129","regionid":"02","sitename":"BRILLO LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0203129","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brillo-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ARECIBO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ARECIBO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00612","epaid":"PRD987367349","regionid":"02","sitename":"PESTICIDE WAREHOUSE I","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202985","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pesticide-warehouse-1"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANATI","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MANATI","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00674","epaid":"PRD987367299","regionid":"02","sitename":"PESTICIDE WAREHOUSE III","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202979","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pesticide-warehouse-3"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLEN COVE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11542","epaid":"NYD986882660","regionid":"02","sitename":"LI TUNGSTEN CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202972","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/li-tungsten"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WAYNE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PASSAIC","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"07470","epaid":"NJ1891837980","regionid":"02","sitename":"W.R. GRACE & CO., INC.\/WAYNE INTERIM STORAGE SITE (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202931","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wayne-interim-storage"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ALMIRANTE NORTE WARD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"VEGA BAJA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00693","epaid":"PRD987366101","regionid":"02","sitename":"V&M\/ALBALADEJO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202869","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/v-and-m-albaladejo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"QUEENS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"QUEENS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11377","epaid":"NYD001667872","regionid":"02","sitename":"RADIUM CHEMICAL CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202850","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/radium-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"UPTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUFFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"11961","epaid":"NY7890008975","regionid":"02","sitename":"BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202841","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brookhaven-national-lab"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Arsenic Mine Superfund Site is considered \"Human Exposure Insufficient Data\" because of continuing potential exposure to arsenic on one of six residential properties that rejected EPA\u2019s offer of relocation. In April 2019, the Removal Program mobilized to perform interim actions to protect public health, including providing residents indoor and outdoor door mats and boot brushes, excavating soil in dog pens and backfilling with wood chips, creating woodchip or stone walkways, and paving or adding stone to driveways. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry issued a Public Health Advisory in April 2019 recommending that EPA take short- and long-term measures as soon as feasible to dissociate residents from exposure to arsenic in soils on the site. The site was listed on the National Priorities List (NPL) in October 2019. A Record of Decision (ROD) for an early action that included making offers of acquisition of six affected properties and permanent relocation of the affected residents was issued in June 2020. The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has acquired five properties and relocated the residents; one property owner declined the relocation offer. Fieldwork for Operable Unit 2 (OU2), which will focus on the nature and extent of contamination at the site, is expected to begin in summer 2025.  <br\/><br\/>There is no current exposure of the residents of five properties that have been relocated and the interim measures are still in place at the one property at which  the property  owner did not accept the relocation offer. the OU2 Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study and risk assessment needs to be completed. It is anticipated that the OU2 risk assessment and ROD will not be completed before 2027; as a result, a human exposure determination cannot be made before 2027.   <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"KENT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PUTNAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"10512","epaid":"NYD982531469","regionid":"02","sitename":"ARSENIC MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202816","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/arsenic-mine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Proteco Superfund Site. The site operated as a former hazardous waste landfill and past sampling events indicate groundwater contaminated with mercury and volatile organic compounds, including perchloroethylene (PCE) and trichloroethylene (TCE), among others. A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is being conducted to determine the nature and extent of the contamination. As part of the RI, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. It is anticipated that upon completion of the risk assessment and the selection of the remedy in 2027, a site-wide human exposure determination can be made. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.","city":"PENUELAS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PENUELAS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00624","epaid":"PRD000831487","regionid":"02","sitename":"PROTECO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202756","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/proteco"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MIDDLESEX","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"08846","epaid":"NJ0890090012","regionid":"02","sitename":"MIDDLESEX SAMPLING PLANT (USDOE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202755","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/middlesex-sampling"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TUTU","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. 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On June 25, 2024, a draft remedial investigation (RI) report, which includes a quantitative risk assessment, was received. Based upon our review of the document, it appears that the RI report does not characterize the sources of contamination or delineate the extent of contamination from the McCaffrey Street site. Discussions between EPA and NYSDEC regarding necessary revisions to the RI continue. The RI is not expected to be revised until later in 2025 and a ROD is not likely until 2026; as a result, a human exposure determination is not anticipated to be made before 2026.   <br\/><br\/>EPA and NYSDEC will ensure community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site throughout the remedial process. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F","city":"VILLAGE OF HOOSICK FALLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RENSSELAER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12090","epaid":"NYD004986741","regionid":"02","sitename":"SAINT-GOBAIN PERFORMANCE PLASTICS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202702","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/saint-gobain-performance-plastics"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SABANA SECA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"00749","epaid":"PR4170027383","regionid":"02","sitename":"NAVAL SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202698","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/naval-security-group"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHRISTIANSTED","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ST. 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Past site activities include open burning of received commercial, industrial, and domestic waste. It is estimated that more than 1.1 million cubic yards of waste were disposed of and\/or burned at the facility. Between January and July 2015, 9,587 cubic yards of lead-impacted soil and trash mound materials were excavated from 24 residential area properties as part of the Remedial Action (RA) construction. Lead sampling activities are planned to begin during the first quarter of 2025. Once the sampling is completed, those properties that are contaminated above the new cleanup numbers will be addressed. It is anticipated the site could change to \"Human Exposure Under Control\" in 2031. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"RIO ABAJO WARD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"VEGA BAJA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00693","epaid":"PRD980512669","regionid":"02","sitename":"VEGA BAJA SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202533","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vega-baja-disposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JUNCOS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"JUNCOS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00777","epaid":"PRD980512362","regionid":"02","sitename":"JUNCOS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202511","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/juncos-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FLORIDA AFUERA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00617","epaid":"PRD980509129","regionid":"02","sitename":"BARCELONETA LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202486","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/barceloneta-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BARCELONETA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BARCELONETA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00617","epaid":"PRD980301154","regionid":"02","sitename":"UPJOHN FACILITY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202480","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/upjohn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BARCELONETA","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00617","epaid":"PRD090370537","regionid":"02","sitename":"RCA DEL CARIBE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202466","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rca-del-caribe"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JUANA DIAZ","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"00795","epaid":"PRD090282757","regionid":"02","sitename":"GE WIRING DEVICES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202464","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Puerto Rico","state_code":"PR","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ge-wiring-devices"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Plattsburgh Air Force Base site in Plattsburgh, New York. The site is a former air force base and was closed on September 30, 1995. There is concern that people may be exposed to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) through fish consumption. Fish tissue sampling and additional evaluations as to the nature and extent of PFAS contamination are occurring, including a human health risk assessment anticipated to also be completed in 2026. Once all of the data has been collected and the risk assessment completed, a site-wide human exposure determination can be made.  A fish advisory is in place for Lake Champlain regarding Mercury, PCBs and PFAS.  <br\/><br\/>In recent years there have been few community meetings, such as the Restoration Advisory Board meetings, due to limited community participation. As a result, the Air Force is evaluating ways to increase community involvement and members at these meeting. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"PLATTSBURGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CLINTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"12901","epaid":"NY4571924774","regionid":"02","sitename":"PLATTSBURGH AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202439","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/plattsburgh-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROME","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ONEIDA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"13441","epaid":"NY4571924451","regionid":"02","sitename":"GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE (11 AREAS)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202438","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/griffiss-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROMULUS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SENECA","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"14541","epaid":"NY0213820830","regionid":"02","sitename":"SENECA ARMY DEPOT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202425","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/seneca-army-depot"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HEMPSTEAD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11530","epaid":"NYD991292004","regionid":"02","sitename":"PASLEY SOLVENTS & CHEMICALS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0202422","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pasley-solvents"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HAMILTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MADISON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13346","epaid":"NYD981561954","regionid":"02","sitename":"C & J DISPOSAL LEASING CO. 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Remedial activities completed to date (dredging) have substantially reduced polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) source materials in the Upper Hudson River. As expected in the Record of Decision, average PCB concentrations in fish in the Upper Hudson are declining but have not yet reached protective levels. Because the remedy includes not only the dredging component but also the subsequent period of monitored natural attenuation, the remedy is not complete until the natural attenuation component also has been completed. EPA believes it is likely that improvement will occur gradually over several decades at least. In the interim, the State of New York has in place fishing restrictions and advisories against consumption of fish to control human exposure pathways that could result in unacceptable risks. EPA acknowledges that the consumption advisories are not fully effective in that they rely on voluntary compliance in order to prevent or limit fish consumption. EPA will continue to work with New York State to ensure the ongoing maximum effectiveness of the advisories. It is estimated the site will be Human Exposure Under Control in 2044. <br\/><br\/>Dredging work was completed in 2015. EPA estimates that the dredging project removed about 72% of the mass of PCBs in the Upper Hudson River. The dredging project resulted in the removal of about 2.75 million cubic yards of PCB-contaminated sediment. Approximately 310,000 pounds of PCBs (twice the mass anticipated) were permanently removed from the river. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. EPA maintains a project website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. 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The Lower Hackensack River is under fish and shellfish consumption advisories, issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) based on polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB), dioxin and\/or mercury contamination. A Remedial Investigation\/Focused Feasibility Study (RI\/FFS) is currently underway to identify source sediments in the Turning Basin that would be addressed through an early action. Once the RI\/FFS is completed, a remedy will be selected to control sources in this area. Other opportunities for early actions to address source sediments are being evaluated. Once all early actions are complete, an RI\/FS for the entire site will be planned. 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The Wappinger Creek site in Wappinger Falls, New York, is the location of contaminated sediments for which the sources of contamination have not been definitively identified. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) collected surface water and sediment samples from this tidally influenced creek and from Wappinger Lake upstream. The analytical results for the samples indicated that creek sediments are contaminated with several inorganic constituents and polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) at concentrations above NYSDEC screening values.    <br\/><br\/>In May of 2021, EPA initiated field work for the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to further define the nature and extent of contamination at the site. Once the study is complete, EPA can determine the best cleanup method for the site. The potential exposure pathways are not yet identified. It is anticipated that the Remedial Investigation\/Focused Feasibility Study and ROD will be completed for the site in late 2025 or 2026 and will result in the selection of an interim remedy. Evaluation of the interim remedy and additional investigations will need to take place before a final risk assessment and remedy are selected for the site. However, it is anticipated that upon selection of the interim remedy, a site-wide determination that the Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control will be made as there is potential human exposure through fish ingestion. The entire site is included in a specific fish consumption advisory for sensitive populations for the section of the Hudson River in Dutchess County issued by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH).  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. 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This pathway involves the inhalation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that have potentially migrated from the groundwater to indoor air. Up until 2021, the removal program has been utilized to remediate the homes that have been impacted. In 2021, EPA selected a remedy to address VI into residential and commercial properties at the site; as a result, mitigation efforts are under the remedial program. In addition, the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) are conducting an additional investigation of the groundwater beyond the industrial property and will determine the extent of the site-related plume, and the potential that another non-site related source could be contributing to groundwater contamination and VI concerns. As a result, it is not envisioned that EPA will have sufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure control status until at least 2026.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Public information sessions were held in Elmira Heights in January 2025 to provide residents the opportunity to learn more about the ongoing VI sampling at the site. Additional community outreach is anticipated this Fall. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"ELMIRA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHEMUNG","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14903","epaid":"NYD073675514","regionid":"02","sitename":"FACET ENTERPRISES, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201604","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/facet-enterprises"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOPEWELL JUNCTION","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"DUTCHESS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12533-8323","epaid":"NYD066813064","regionid":"02","sitename":"HOPEWELL PRECISION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201588","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hopewell-precision"}, 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CHEMICALS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201324","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/anchor-chemicals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Magna Metals Superfund Site. Samples collected indicate that soil, groundwater, a nearby stream and sediment are contaminated with metals and volatile organic compounds. Buildings on the property are currently being used for offices, a laboratory, and warehousing. Some of the homes in the surrounding area, which is primarily residential, have contaminated soil on their property immediately adjacent to the brook, and are located near contaminated sediment. Affected residents have been provided with soil sample results and advised on how to reduce potential exposures in the short-term.   <br\/><br\/>At EPA\u2019s direction, in 2024, potentially responsible parties (PRPs) initiated field sampling for a comprehensive remedial investigation at the site to further characterize the nature and extent of the contamination at the site and to prepare risk assessments to determine the potential impacts to human health and the environment. The risk assessments and remedy selection for the site are expected to be completed in 2026; at that time EPA will have sufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure control status. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"CORTLANDT MANOR","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WESTCHESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"10567","epaid":"NYD001394881","regionid":"02","sitename":"MAGNA METALS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201321","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/magna-metals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NIAGARA FALLS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NIAGARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14304","epaid":"NYD000831644","regionid":"02","sitename":"HOOKER (HYDE PARK)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201306","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hooker-hyde-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CALEDONIA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"LIVINGSTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14423","epaid":"NYD000813428","regionid":"02","sitename":"JONES CHEMICALS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201302","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jones-chemicals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NIAGARA FALLS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NIAGARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14304","epaid":"NYD000606947","regionid":"02","sitename":"LOVE CANAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201290","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/love-canal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHEATFIELD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NIAGARA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14150","epaid":"NYD000514257","regionid":"02","sitename":"NIAGARA COUNTY REFUSE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201266","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/niagara-county-refuse"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLEN COVE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11542","epaid":"NYD000512459","regionid":"02","sitename":"MATTIACE PETROCHEMICAL CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201219","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mattiace-petrochemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide human exposure control status at the Dewey Loeffel Landfill site. Prior to the site being added to the National Priorities List (NPL), the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) implemented a number of actions to mitigate potential exposures to humans in the vicinity of the landfill, including containment of the landfill, pumping and treatment of some impacted groundwater, and removal of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)-contaminated soil and sediments from tributaries feeding Nassau Lake. EPA has also implemented a removal action that resulted in the construction of a treatment plant that allows collection of groundwater and leachate year-round and on-site treatment (rather than seasonal collection with off-site trucking and treatment). A second removal action was initiated in 2018 to address significant sediment contamination in one of the drainageways feeding Nassau Lake; this removal action was approximately 50% complete in the fall of 2019, however unexpected significant lateral contamination into the sides of the steep banks of the drainageway resulted in the termination of the removal action with the remainder of the drainageway being addressed under the remedial process.. The New York State Department of Health has issued fish consumption advisories for the Valatie Kill, Nassau Lake, and Kinderhook Lake due to the presence of PCBs in fish tissue. <br\/><br\/>As the site is being addressed by Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) removal actions and a phased remedial program, risk assessments for the entire site are not expected to be completed before 2030. EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2030, when the Record of Decision (ROD) is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. A Community Advisory Group (CAG) comprised of members representing interests in the community meets regularly and serves as a forum to disseminate Site information and solicit public comments on project activities. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"NASSAU","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"RENSSELAER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12123","epaid":"NYD000512335","regionid":"02","sitename":"DEWEY LOEFFEL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201218","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dewey-loeffel-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TOWN OF SHELBY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ORLEANS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"14103","epaid":"NYD000511857","regionid":"02","sitename":"FMC CORP. (DUBLIN ROAD LANDFILL)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201207","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fmc-dublin-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOIRA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FRANKLIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12957","epaid":"NYD000511733","regionid":"02","sitename":"YORK OIL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201202","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/york-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OSWEGO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OSWEGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13126","epaid":"NYD000511659","regionid":"02","sitename":"POLLUTION ABATEMENT SERVICES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201196","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pas"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TOWN OF GRANBY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OSWEGO","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"13069","epaid":"NYD000511576","regionid":"02","sitename":"CLOTHIER DISPOSAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201192","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/clothier-disposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RAMAPO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ROCKLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"10974","epaid":"NYD000511493","regionid":"02","sitename":"RAMAPO LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201191","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ramapo-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MAYBROOK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"12543","epaid":"NYD000511451","regionid":"02","sitename":"NEPERA CHEMICAL CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201188","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nepera-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OYSTER BAY","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11791","epaid":"NYD000511360","regionid":"02","sitename":"SYOSSET LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201187","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/syosset-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FARMINGDALE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NASSAU","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"11735","epaid":"NYD000337295","regionid":"02","sitename":"LIBERTY INDUSTRIAL FINISHING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201184","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New York","state_code":"NY","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/liberty-industrial"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ATLANTIC COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"08405","epaid":"NJ9690510020","regionid":"02","sitename":"FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL CENTER (USDOT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201178","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/faa-tech-center"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LAKEHURST","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"08733","epaid":"NJ7170023744","regionid":"02","sitename":"NAVAL AIR ENGINEERING CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201174","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/naes-lakehurst"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"07801","epaid":"NJ3210020704","regionid":"02","sitename":"PICATINNY ARSENAL (USARMY)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201168","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/picatinny-arsenal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"08562","epaid":"NJ2210020275","regionid":"02","sitename":"FORT DIX (LANDFILL SITE)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201164","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fort-dix-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure status at the McGuire Air Force Base (McGuire AFB) Superfund Site. Currently, the Air Force is performing seven Remedial Investigations (RIs) at 41 sites across the base, to identify the nature and extent of contamination. The media of concern are soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment and vapor intrusion. Contaminants detected in samples collected at the sites include volatile organic compounds (VOCs), semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), inorganics, and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). 1,4-dioxane is also being investigated as an emerging contaminant. The potential pathways of concern are associated with incidental inhalation and dermal contact with contaminated soil and groundwater to a potential future resident, recreationalist, and\/or current and future site workers. Eleven PFAS sites related to use of Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) have been identified and are in the RI phase. The Air Force is currently working on a Preliminary Assessment for PFAS to identify non-AFFF sources. McGuire AFB, however, is an active federal facility, and as such the Air Force maintains security and restricts access throughout the base, in addition to land use controls in place for environmental restoration.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by 2033, when all the remedial investigation and feasibility studies (RI\/FS) are complete, and the RODs are signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by participating in routine quarterly Restoration Advisory Board meetings with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"WRIGHTSTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"08641","epaid":"NJ0570024018","regionid":"02","sitename":"MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE #1","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201162","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/mcguire-afb"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Naval Weapons Station Earle (NWS Earle) (Site A) site in Colts Neck, New Jersey. NWS Earle was commissioned in 1943, and its primary mission is to supply ammunition to the naval fleet. The site is in Monmouth County, New Jersey and the station consists of two areas, the 10,248-acre main base (Mainside Area), located inland, and the 706-acre Waterfront Area. The surrounding area includes agricultural land, vacant land, and low-density housing. An estimated 2,500 people either work or live at the NWS Earle station. Potential hazardous substance releases at NWS Earle were addressed in several assessment studies in 1982, 1986, and 1993. NWS Earle was placed on the National Priorities List (NPL) in 1990. <br\/><br\/>Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has been found beyond the base boundary impacting private wells, and mitigation measures have been implemented. However, the full extent is unknown at this time, but remedial investigations are ongoing. Once completed, a site-wide human exposure determination can be made.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a human exposure evaluation by 2026 when the Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is complete, and the Record of Decision is signed.   <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by participating in routine quarterly Restoration Advisory Board meetings with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"COLTS NECK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"07722","epaid":"NJ0170022172","regionid":"02","sitename":"NAVAL WEAPONS STATION EARLE (SITE A)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201160","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nws-earle"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAYREVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08872","epaid":"NJD981558430","regionid":"02","sitename":"ATLANTIC RESOURCES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201116","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/atlantic-resources"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Cornell Dubilier Electronics Inc. site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D because the Baseline Human Health Risk Assessment for Bound Brook Operable Unit 4 (OU4) confirms there is a potential for unacceptable cancer risk and non-cancer hazard from exposure to total polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and aroclors in sediment, floodplain soil, fish, and shellfish that is relatively widespread throughout the study area. Residents and recreational users of the Brook can be exposed through direct contact to PCB-contaminated soils and sediments. The planned activities to address this pathway are removal of PCB-contaminated sediment and floodplain soils and the implementation of institutional controls. The OU4 remedy calls for excavation of floodplain soils and Bound Brook sediments containing PCBs over 1 mg\/kg with off-site disposal. Several institutional controls are called for in the Record of Decision (ROD) to be implemented at the site, including a fish advisory in the Bound Brook already established by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), a Classification Exception Area (CEA) placed on the site on October 17, 2019 to restrict the installation of new drinking water wells, and a deed notice for the former Cornell-Dubilier property to assure remedy protectiveness. The deed notice or other legal instrument would assure that the land use does not become residential\/unrestricted in the future. The remedy requires continued signage in English and Spanish to remind anglers and other recreational users of the Bound Brook corridor of the presence of PCBs in sediments and fish, and the need to take preventative measures, such as catch-and-release, when in the area. EPA is currently implementing the cleanup of PCB-contaminated sediment and flood plain soils in Bound Brook downstream of the former Cornell-Dubilier Electronics facility, as part of OU4 Phase 4. OU4 Phase 4 has been split into several Reaches, and remediation of the first Reach was completed in 2024 and the next 2 Reaches of OU4 Phase 4 are planned to begin in Fall 2025.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2051, when cleanup goals are met, and the Final Closeout Report (FCOR) is complete.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents, local government officials, and affected stakeholders, obtaining Consent for Access from landowners before starting remedial actions when possible, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"SOUTH PLAINFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07080","epaid":"NJD981557879","regionid":"02","sitename":"CORNELL DUBILIER ELECTRONICS INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201112","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cornell-dubilier"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOMERSET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08540","epaid":"NJD981490261","regionid":"02","sitename":"HIGGINS FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201094","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/higgins-farm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WARREN COUNTY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WARREN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07882","epaid":"NJD981179047","regionid":"02","sitename":"POHATCONG VALLEY GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201075","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pohatcong-valley-groundwater"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WALLINGTON BOROUGH","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07057","epaid":"NJD981178411","regionid":"02","sitename":"INDUSTRIAL LATEX CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0201073","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/industrial-latex"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MONTCLAIR\/WEST ORANGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07044","epaid":"NJD980785653","regionid":"02","sitename":"MONTCLAIR\/WEST ORANGE RADIUM SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200997","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/montclair-west-orange-radium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLEN RIDGE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07028","epaid":"NJD980785646","regionid":"02","sitename":"GLEN RIDGE RADIUM SITE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200996","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/glen-ridge-radium"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CINNAMINSON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08077","epaid":"NJD980785638","regionid":"02","sitename":"CINNAMINSON TOWNSHIP (BLOCK 702) GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200995","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cinnaminson"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08215","epaid":"NJD980772727","regionid":"02","sitename":"EMMELL'S SEPTIC LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200986","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/emmells-septic"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Former Kil-tone Company is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" due to soil contamination on residential and non-residential properties. Sampling has shown that soil, groundwater, surface water and sediment in the vicinity of the site have elevated concentrations of arsenic and lead. A number of actions are currently taking place to mitigate potential exposure to these contaminants. These actions include (1) the cleanup and restoration of impacted residential properties in the vicinity of the former Kil-Tone facility. All 88 residential properties included in this portion of the site have been fully addressed and a remedial action report for this portion of the site is expected to be approved in 2025; (2) the cleanup and restoration of more than 40 non-residential properties in the vicinity of the former facility, including the former facility itself. The cleanup is being conducted in phases and field work to address 35 phase 1 properties started in 2024 and as of January 2025 soil excavation and backfill has been completed at 13 of them; design of phase 2 of the cleanup, which will include the former facility itself, is ongoing; (3) continued development of the remedial investigation and feasibility study for groundwater in the vicinity of the site; (4) performance of the remedial investigation and feasibility study for the surface water and sediment of the Tarkiln Branch, as well as for the floodplain of the branch; and (5) performance of remedial investigation and feasibility study focused on an early, interim action for the floodplain of Tarkiln Brnch  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2031, when the Operable Unit 5 (OU5) Remedial Action is complete.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"VINELAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08360","epaid":"NJN000200874","regionid":"02","sitename":"FORMER KIL-TONE COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200874","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/former-kil-tone"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08240","epaid":"NJD980769350","regionid":"02","sitename":"POMONA OAKS RESIDENTIAL WELLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200830","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pomona-oaks"}, 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It is unknown if there are current exposures from this specific pathway. The site is deleted from the National Priorities List (NPL) and the State is conducting Operations & Maintenance (O&M). The State is conducting potable well sampling and needs to install monitoring wells to determine a path forward. A modification to the remedy to document institutional controls that are required was completed in 2023.   <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2026, when the Five-Year Review report is completed.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. 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Key public areas have been posted with safety\/security\/public health signage while EPA collects additional data and works with the State on fish consumption advisories.   <br\/><br\/>EPA has already initiated cleanup activities at the site. Currently, a remedy has been implemented for the uplands portion of the site.  Mercury-contaminated soils have been excavated from the uplands area and disposed of off-site. Areas with soils containing mercury above residential levels have been capped and prepared for industrial redevelopment, and Institutional Controls (ICs) have been placed on eight properties.  Mercury-contaminated soils have also been removed from ditches that lead from the uplands to the wetlands of Berry\u2019s Creek. A vertical hydraulic barrier system was installed to capture contaminated groundwater and prevent migration into the Berry\u2019s Creek watershed.  ICs in the form of a Classification Exception Area and Well Restriction Area are in place to prevent use of contaminated groundwater. An interim remedy to address contaminated sediments within certain reaches of the Berry\u2019s Creek portion of the Site, Operable Unit 2 (OU2), and contaminated soils at the Upper Peach Island Creek marsh was finalized in 2018, and the design of this interim remedy began in 2019 with estimated completion in 2025. This interim remedy will remove sediments and marsh soils contaminated with mercury, methylmercury, PCBs and chromium. Methylmercury and PCBs have also been identified in fish and crab tissue. Studies to address contamination in the marshes and in the downgradient reaches of Berry's Creek will be conducted once the interim remedy is completed.    <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2051, when clean up goals are met, and the Final Closeout Report (FCOR) is complete. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. 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It is believed that groundwater is not used for potable purposes in the immediate vicinity of the site due to the availability of a public water supply. Benzene, toluene, lithium and other contaminants have been identified in groundwater at the site and will be addressed in a future groundwater remedy decision. EPA is also overseeing the implementation of a remedy to address chemically contaminated soil in accordance with a 2014 Record of Decision (ROD). Separately, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is cleaning up radiologically contaminated soil and building debris under the Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP). EPA is also overseeing activities by the USACE to address groundwater impacts associated with the federal government-owned 11-acre portion of the site, known as the Maywood Interim Storage Site or MISS.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2026 when the ROD is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices, and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. A public information office is near the site in downtown Maywood, New Jersey.","city":"MAYWOOD\/ROCHELLE PARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07607","epaid":"NJD980529762","regionid":"02","sitename":"MAYWOOD CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200665","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/maywood-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"RINGWOOD BOROUGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PASSAIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07456","epaid":"NJD980529739","regionid":"02","sitename":"RINGWOOD MINES\/LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200663","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ringwood-mines"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PLEASANT PLAINS","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08753","epaid":"NJD980529713","regionid":"02","sitename":"REICH FARMS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200662","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/reich-farm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOONTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07005","epaid":"NJD980529598","regionid":"02","sitename":"PEPE FIELD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200653","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pepe-field"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HAMILTON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08330","epaid":"NJD980529416","regionid":"02","sitename":"D'IMPERIO PROPERTY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200639","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dimperio-property"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WALL TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07727","epaid":"NJD980529408","regionid":"02","sitename":"MONITOR DEVICES, INC.\/INTERCIRCUITS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200638","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monitor-devices"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08012","epaid":"NJD980529192","regionid":"02","sitename":"GEMS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200627","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/gems-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FLORENCE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08518","epaid":"NJD980529143","regionid":"02","sitename":"FLORENCE LAND RECONTOURING, INC., LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200625","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/florence-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EVESHAM TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08053","epaid":"NJD980529085","regionid":"02","sitename":"ELLIS PROPERTY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200620","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ellis-property"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08221","epaid":"NJD980529002","regionid":"02","sitename":"DELILAH ROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200614","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/delilah-road"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Diamond Alkali Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because of ongoing ingestion of fish and shellfish caught from the lower Passaic River and Newark Bay complex. The Lower Passaic River and Newark Bay are under fish and shellfish consumption advisories, issued by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) based on polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB), dioxin, and\/or mercury contamination. EPA has already initiated clean-up activities at the site. The planned activities to address this pathway include working with the state to ensure fish consumption advisory signs are posted, the ongoing remediation of contaminated material at the former Diamond Alkali facility which will prevent further migration of contamination to the Passaic River and Newark Bay, implementing the remedy for the lower 8.3 miles of the river, and designing the interim remedy for the upper 9 miles of the river.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by August 2057, when the Site is deleted from the National Priorities List (NPL).  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"NEWARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07105","epaid":"NJD980528996","regionid":"02","sitename":"DIAMOND ALKALI CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200613","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/diamond-alkali"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Chemsol, Inc. Superfund Site. EPA has already completed some clean-up activities at the site, including excavation and off-site disposal of contaminated soils and construction of a groundwater treatment facility which is currently in operation to contain the source of downgradient groundwater contamination. EPA is currently conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to identify the nature and extent of groundwater contamination downgradient to the Chemsol property to determine if additional groundwater remediation is necessary. The expected completion of the downgradient groundwater RI\/FS is 2026. The remaining potential exposure pathways are not yet identified; therefore, there is insufficient data to determine the status of the site.   <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"PISCATAWAY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08854","epaid":"NJD980528889","regionid":"02","sitename":"CHEMSOL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200607","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemsol"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOODLAND TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08019","epaid":"NJD980505887","regionid":"02","sitename":"WOODLAND ROUTE 532 DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200582","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/woodland-route-532"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOODLAND TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08019","epaid":"NJD980505879","regionid":"02","sitename":"WOODLAND ROUTE 72 DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200581","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/woodland-route-72"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PARSIPPANY, TROY HLS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07054","epaid":"NJD980505762","regionid":"02","sitename":"SHARKEY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200573","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sharkey-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SAYREVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08872","epaid":"NJD980505754","regionid":"02","sitename":"SAYREVILLE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200572","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sayreville-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MONROE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08831","epaid":"NJD980505671","regionid":"02","sitename":"MONROE TOWNSHIP LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200570","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/monroe-township"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JERSEY CITY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HUDSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07306","epaid":"NJD980505648","regionid":"02","sitename":"PJP LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200569","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pjp-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07728","epaid":"NJD980505424","regionid":"02","sitename":"LONE PINE LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200558","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lone-pine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANTUA TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08071","epaid":"NJD980505416","regionid":"02","sitename":"LIPARI LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200557","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lipari"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08015","epaid":"NJD980505382","regionid":"02","sitename":"LANG PROPERTY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200554","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lang-property"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Helen Kramer Landfill site in Mantua Twp, New Jersey. The site is a 66-acre landfill that was estimated to have received several million gallons of chemical wastes, including waste solvents and paints. In addition, over two million cubic yards of solid waste were estimated to have been disposed of at the landfill. The waste is believed to be more than 50 feet deep in most areas. The wastes disposed of included hazardous, industrial, septic, municipal, and hospital wastes.  <br\/><br\/>A Record of Decision (ROD) was issued in 1985, which selected a containment remedy for the site. The selected remedy included: construction of a clay cap over the site, dewatering, excavation, and filling of the leachate ponds and lagoons, construction of an upgradient slurry wall, construction of a groundwater\/leachate collection trench and collection and treatment of the groundwater\/leachate from the trench, construction of an active gas collection and treatment system, implementation of surface water controls, construction of a security fence surrounding the site and work areas implementation of a monitoring program to assess the effectiveness and reliability of the remedial action (RA), and operation and maintenance (O&M), as required, to ensure the continued effectiveness of the remedy.  Implementation of the remedy was completed in 1995.  Under an agreement with NJ Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), in 1997 the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) took over O&M of the remedy from NJDEP and continue to perform these activities.  <br\/><br\/>Groundwater sampling conducted as part of O&M indicates that groundwater contamination is migrating past the landfill containment system into both the shallow and deep aquifers. It is currently unknown if shallow groundwater contamination is discharging to the Edwards Run Creek.   Contaminants of Concern include Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and 1,4-dioxane.  A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) workplan is being developed for the deep groundwater to determine the nature and extent of the deep aquifer and groundwater contamination downgradient of the landfill. Once the RI is completed, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. <br\/><br\/>It is anticipated that late 2027, upon completion of the risk assessments and the selection of the remedy, a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.   <br\/><br\/>EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and providing the public with updated fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"MANTUA TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08579","epaid":"NJD980505366","regionid":"02","sitename":"HELEN KRAMER LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200552","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/helen-kramer-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WINSLOW TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08095","epaid":"NJD980505341","regionid":"02","sitename":"KING OF PRUSSIA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200551","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/king-of-prussia"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JACKSON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08527","epaid":"NJD980505283","regionid":"02","sitename":"JACKSON TOWNSHIP LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200549","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jackson-township-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, Human Exposure status at the Rolling Knolls Landfill Superfund Site is \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" (HENC). The approximately 170-acre landfill is bounded by private residential properties to the north and northwest. Wetlands occupy the adjacent areas to the east, south, and west of the site. The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, approximately 35 acres of which are part of the site, also borders the site to the south and east.   <br\/><br\/>A remedial investigation of soil, groundwater, sediment and surface water was completed in 2018.  A human health risk assessment was completed in 2014 and updated in 2018 and found that polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in soil at the landfill pose an unacceptable risk to trespassers or passive recreators. An ecological risk assessment was completed in 2016 and elevated risks to ecological receptors were also noted. Groundwater sampling to date indicates isolated areas of contamination consisting primarily of metals, PCBs and benzene, and that contamination in groundwater is limited to a depth of about 25 feet below the surface, located above a thick confining clay layer in the landfilled area and is not migrating off-site. This shallow groundwater cannot be used for potable wells and nearby residents have a public water supply. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in groundwater is also present. EPA is currently evaluating cleanup options and release of a proposed plan to address the risks posed by the site is tentatively planned for 2026. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2028. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. A Community Advisory Group (CAG) comprised of members representing diverse interests in the community has been established to disseminate site information and solicit public comments on project activities. ","city":"GREEN VILLAGE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07935","epaid":"NJD980505192","regionid":"02","sitename":"ROLLING KNOLLS LF","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200542","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rolling-knolls"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRICK TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08723","epaid":"NJD980505176","regionid":"02","sitename":"BRICK TOWNSHIP LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200540","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brick-township-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MARLBORO TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07746","epaid":"NJD980504997","regionid":"02","sitename":"BURNT FLY BOG","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200528","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/burnt-fly-bog"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EDISON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08817","epaid":"NJD980484653","regionid":"02","sitename":"CHEMICAL INSECTICIDE CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200517","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemical-insecticide"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Sherwin-Williams\/Hilliards Creek Superfund Site. The Site consists of contaminated soil, surface water, sediment and groundwater at the former Sherwin-Williams Paint Manufacturing Plant and downgradient lakes and creeks. Selection of the soil remedies for Operable Unit 1 (OU1) and Operable Unit 2 (OU2) and surface water and sediment for Operable Unit 4 (OU4) have been documented in Records of Decision (RODs). OU1 Remedial Action (RA) has been completed. OU2 has been split into multiple phases with the first two phases in RA and the remaining five phases in Remedial Design (RD). OU4 is in RD. Previous sampling at the Site indicated that free-phase product containing benzene, ethylbenzene and xylene is located at the Site. In addition, metals such as arsenic and lead have been found in the sediments of Hilliards Creek, Silver Lake, Bridgewood Lake and Kirkwood Lake. The Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) for groundwater is being conducted and the potential exposure pathways are not yet identified; therefore, there is insufficient data to determine the status of the site.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2025, when the final risk assessment is complete and the final remedy selected.  <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A Site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the Site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the Site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"GIBBSBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08026","epaid":"NJD980417976","regionid":"02","sitename":"SHERWIN-WILLIAMS\/HILLIARDS CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200516","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sherwin-williams"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH BRUNSWICK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08831","epaid":"NJD097400998","regionid":"02","sitename":"JIS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200499","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jis-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CHESTER TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07930","epaid":"NJD094966611","regionid":"02","sitename":"COMBE FILL SOUTH LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200489","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/combe-fill-south"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control at the Diamond Head Oil Refinery Superfund Site. The site is fenced and abandoned, and early investigations did not identify a need for any short-term response actions beyond preventing access. Contaminants at the site include chromium, lead, dioxin, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) aldrin and PCB aroclors in soil and sediment. At one time an \"oil lake\" was present over portions of the site, and remnants of this release are still evident in site samples. In 2009, EPA selected an early action remedy to address the remnants of the \"oil lake\". A bench scale study indicated the selected remedy would not be effective. In 2017, EPA amended the remedy to address the oil lake remnants and also issued a Record of Decision (ROD) to address contaminated soil and sediment at the remainder of the site. The remedy to address the remnants of the oil lake as well as soil and sediment is currently under construction. The groundwater for the site is to be addressed under a separate operable unit.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that there will be sufficient data to make a Human Exposure evaluation by September 2033, upon completion of this risk assessment, selection of this remedy, and when the ROD is signed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"KEARNY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HUDSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07032","epaid":"NJD092226000","regionid":"02","sitename":"DIAMOND HEAD OIL REFINERY DIV.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200484","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/diamond-head-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ASBURY PARK","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07755","epaid":"NJD085632164","regionid":"02","sitename":"M&T DELISA LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200474","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/m-and-t-delisa"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the LCP Chemicals Inc. Superfund Site.  The site is currently fenced and access is controlled.  EPA is currently conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to identify the nature and extent of contamination at the site.  Preliminary sampling of soil, surface water, and sediment and groundwater revealed elevated levels of mercury, and other metals. Site contaminants potentially impact the Arthur Kill, which is used for recreational boating and fishing. Eating contaminated fish, shellfish, crabs, and other marine organisms and accidental ingestion of site soils and sediments may be potential health threats. \r<br\/>\r<br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets.  A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site.  Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.  \r<br\/>\r<br\/>  \r<br\/>","city":"LINDEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"UNION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07036","epaid":"NJD079303020","regionid":"02","sitename":"LCP CHEMICALS INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200455","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lcp-chemicals"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BOUND BROOK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOMERSET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08805","epaid":"NJD078251675","regionid":"02","sitename":"BROOK INDUSTRIAL PARK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200450","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/brook-industrial-park"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FLORENCE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08554","epaid":"NJD073732257","regionid":"02","sitename":"ROEBLING STEEL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200439","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/roebling-steel"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CARLSTADT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07072","epaid":"NJD070565403","regionid":"02","sitename":"SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL PROCESSING","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200431","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/scp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EDISON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08837","epaid":"NJD070415005","regionid":"02","sitename":"RENORA, 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TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08857","epaid":"NJD063160667","regionid":"02","sitename":"GLOBAL SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200398","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/global-sanitary-landfill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOWELL TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MONMOUTH","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07727","epaid":"NJD063157150","regionid":"02","sitename":"BOG CREEK FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200397","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bog-creek-farm"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PEDRICKTOWN (OLDMANS TOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SALEM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08067","epaid":"NJD061843249","regionid":"02","sitename":"NL 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MINOTOLA","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ATLANTIC","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08341","epaid":"NJD053280160","regionid":"02","sitename":"GARDEN STATE CLEANERS CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200362","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/garden-state-cleaners"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KINGSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOMERSET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08528","epaid":"NJD053102232","regionid":"02","sitename":"HIGGINS DISPOSAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200359","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/higgins-disposal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EDISON TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08817","epaid":"NJD049860836","regionid":"02","sitename":"KIN-BUC LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200346","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kin-buc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FAIRFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07004","epaid":"NJD048798953","regionid":"02","sitename":"CALDWELL TRUCKING CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200340","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/caldwell-trucking"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MOUNT HOLLY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08060","epaid":"NJD048044325","regionid":"02","sitename":"LANDFILL & DEVELOPMENT CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200333","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/landfill-and-development"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"There is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Radiation Technology Superfund Site.  Groundwater has been contaminated with volatile organic compounds including benzene, carbon tetrachloride, and trichloroethylene (TCE).  The groundwater remedy is currently in the design phase.  Abandoned tanks and drums and asbestos-containing material have been removed.   EPA is currently conducting a Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study to determine the nature and extent of soil contamination at the site.  Once the study is complete, EPA can determine the best cleanup method for the soils.  The potential exposure pathways are not yet identified; therefore there is insufficient data to determine the status of the site.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets.  A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site.  Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>\r<br\/> \r<br\/>","city":"ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07866","epaid":"NJD047684451","regionid":"02","sitename":"RADIATION TECHNOLOGY, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200332","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/radiation-technology"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRIDGEPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08014","epaid":"NJD047321443","regionid":"02","sitename":"CHEMICAL LEAMAN TANK LINES, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200327","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemical-leaman"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BAYVILLE","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08721","epaid":"NJD046644407","regionid":"02","sitename":"DENZER & SCHAFER X-RAY CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200321","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/denzer-and-schafer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OAKLAND","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07436","epaid":"NJD045653854","regionid":"02","sitename":"WITCO CHEMICAL CORP. (OAKLAND PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200316","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/witco-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08085","epaid":"NJD043584101","regionid":"02","sitename":"MATLACK, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200307","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/matlack"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"EAST BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08816","epaid":"NJD041828906","regionid":"02","sitename":"FRIED INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200303","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/fried-industries"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08110","epaid":"NJD041743220","regionid":"02","sitename":"SWOPE OIL & CHEMICAL CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200299","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/swope-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPARTA TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07871","epaid":"NJD030253355","regionid":"02","sitename":"A. O. POLYMER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200290","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ao-polymer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WINSLOW TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08009","epaid":"NJD014743678","regionid":"02","sitename":"LIGHTMAN DRUM COMPANY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200280","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lightman-drum"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"CAMDEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CAMDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08104","epaid":"NJD014623854","regionid":"02","sitename":"MARTIN AARON, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200278","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/martin-aaron"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SADDLE BROOK TWP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07662","epaid":"NJD011717584","regionid":"02","sitename":"CURCIO SCRAP METAL, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200273","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/curcio"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FRANKLIN BOROUGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUSSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07416","epaid":"NJD002517472","regionid":"02","sitename":"METALTEC\/AEROSYSTEMS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200234","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/metaltec-aerosystems"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPRINGFIELD TWP(JOBSTOWN)","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08041","epaid":"NJD002493054","regionid":"02","sitename":"KAUFFMAN & MINTEER, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200232","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/kauffman-and-minteer"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Vineland Chemical Superfund Site is considered \"Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because of continuing direct contact exposure to arsenic-contaminated sediments in nearby wetlands and surface water bodies. Key public areas have been posted with safety\/security\/public health signage at town beaches while EPA collects additional data.  <br\/><br\/>EPA has already completed a significant portion of cleanup activities at the site. Currently, a groundwater extraction and treatment system are operating to manage the off-site migration of groundwater contaminated with arsenic; institutional controls are also in place to restrict potable use of the contaminated groundwater until the aquifer is restored. In addition, treatment of plant site soils, the primary source of the arsenic contamination, is currently considered complete. Contaminated sediments from the stream and wetland have been removed and that area has been restored back to the original Atlantic White Cedar wetlands. The present focus of remedial activities is on preventing groundwater seeps from contaminating sediments in limited areas of the floodplain, and the site is being re-evaluated on a holistic basis, through creation of a new Operable Unit (OU), to address this concern. The Record of Decision (ROD) for this new OU is tentatively expected to be completed in 2025. EPA continues to perform periodic monitoring of water and sediment and review this data with State government representatives. Several years of annual sediment and surface water monitoring data at recreational areas downstream have shown no unacceptable risk. EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by 2033, when the OU6 RA is completed. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. An EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"VINELAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08360","epaid":"NJD002385664","regionid":"02","sitename":"VINELAND CHEMICAL CO., INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200209","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/vineland-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status at the Shieldalloy Superfund Site. The site has been divided into three parts, or Operable Units (OUs). OU1 addresses non-perchlorate contamination in the site groundwater; OU2 addresses non-perchlorate contamination in the soil, surface water and sediment; and OU3 addresses perchlorate contamination in all site media−soil, surface water, sediment and groundwater.    <br\/><br\/>Remedies have been implemented for OU1 and OU2. The selected remedy for OU1 called for a combination of in-situ remediation and monitored natural attenuation; the remedy was completed with the approval of the remedial action report on December 8, 2020. The selected remedy for OU2 called for capping the 1.3 acres of vanadium- and chromium-impacted soils in the eastern storage areas of the facility, excavating approximately 9,800 cubic yards of Hudson Branch sediments, establishing institutional controls and monitoring the surface water; the OU2 remedy was completed with the approval of the remedial action report on September 23, 2020. Currently, a remedial investigation\/feasibility study is being conducted for OU3 to determine the nature and extent of perchlorate contamination in groundwater at the site and identify the risks groundwater poses to human health and the environment. The potential exposure pathways for OU3 have that are currently being evaluated include drinking or direct contact with groundwater. The Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is expected to be completed in 2026 at which time a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.    <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise.\u202F ","city":"NEWFIELD BOROUGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08344","epaid":"NJD002365930","regionid":"02","sitename":"SHIELDALLOY CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200203","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/shieldalloy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MILLVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08332","epaid":"NJD002362705","regionid":"02","sitename":"NASCOLITE CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200202","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nascolite"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Pioneer Metal Finishing site in Franklinville, New Jersey. The site is a former electroplating facility, and samples collected in prior investigations indicate soils and sediments in wetlands contaminated with chromium, copper, nickel and PCBs. A Remedial Investigation\/Feasibility Study (RI\/FS) is currently being conducted to determine the nature and extent of contamination. As part of the RI, a risk assessment will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. It is anticipated that upon completion of the risk assessments and the selection of the remedy in 2027, a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.<br\/><br\/>EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"FRANKLINVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08322","epaid":"NJD002360188","regionid":"02","sitename":"PIONEER METAL FINISHING INC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200200","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/Pioneer-Metal-Finishing"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GIBBSTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"GLOUCESTER","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08027","epaid":"NJD002349058","regionid":"02","sitename":"HERCULES, INC. (GIBBSTOWN PLANT)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200188","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hercules-gibbstown"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KEARNY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HUDSON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07032","epaid":"NJD002175057","regionid":"02","sitename":"STANDARD CHLORINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200146","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/standard-chlorine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BRIDGEWATER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SOMERSET","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08805","epaid":"NJD002173276","regionid":"02","sitename":"AMERICAN CYANAMID CO","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200144","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/american-cyanamid"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WHARTON BOROUGH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MORRIS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07885","epaid":"NJD002168748","regionid":"02","sitename":"DAYCO CORP.\/L.E CARPENTER CO.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200136","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/dayco-l-e-carpenter"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide human exposure status at the Pierson's Creek site. The site consists of Pierson\u2019s Creek, which discharges to Newark Bay approximately 1.5 miles downstream of its headwaters, and several sources of contamination to the creek, including the Troy Chemical Corporation facility, located just upstream of Pierson's Creek. Prior to the facility's current operations, the facility was occupied by other industrial operators since the late 1800s. Mercury compounds were manufactured at the facility and the mercury wastewater was treated on-site with sulfide precipitation prior to discharge to the creek. In addition to the discharge of mercury-contaminated wastewater, there is a history of spills and discharges to the ground surface characterized by puddles of chemicals on the ground, and mercury droplets on the ground and in runoff reaching Pierson's Creek.  <br\/><br\/>The site consists of two operable units. The site has been the focus of numerous investigations since the 1970s, but actions to date have not addressed mercury contamination downstream. EPA is currently working on a remedial investigation\/feasibility study (RI\/FS) for Operable Unit 1 of the site which consists of the Creek and an upland area where dredge spoils were sidecast. An Administrative Order on Consent (AOC) was signed with Troy Chemical Corporation in November 2017 in which they agreed to perform an RI\/FS on their property. This RI\/FS is being performed as Operable Unit 2 of the Pierson's Creek site and is currently underway, expected completion in 2027 Once each RI is completed, a risk assessment for each operable unit will be prepared to determine the potential impact to human health and the environment. It is anticipated that upon completion of these risk assessments and the selection of the remedies, a sitewide human exposure determination can be made.  <br\/><br\/>In addition, EPA currently ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"NEWARK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07105","epaid":"NJD002144517","regionid":"02","sitename":"PIERSON'S CREEK","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200114","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/piersons-creek"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08857","epaid":"NJD002141190","regionid":"02","sitename":"CPS\/MADISON INDUSTRIES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200109","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cps-madison"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Universal Oil Products Superfund Site is considered Human Exposure Not Under Control because of continued potential for ingestion of fish and crabs from Berry's Creek and Ackerman's Creek. Fish tissue collected from these water bodies has been found to contain elevated levels of mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Remedial actions that address the contaminated soils and a portion of the groundwater have been completed. PCB\/polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) contaminated soil has been addressed through a combination of thermal desorption and offsite disposal. A portion of the volatile organic compound (VOC) contaminated soils has been treated using soil vapor extraction. Lead-contaminated soils have been excavated and placed under the on-site cap. Groundwater was remediated by an on-site treatment system which operated from October 1997 through November 1998. Field studies to evaluate the wetland\/creek areas were completed in 2019. Fish consumption advisory signs are posted in the area. An interim remedy to address contaminated sediments in the waterways of Operable Unit 2 (OU2) was selected in 2019, and the design of this interim remedy began in 2020, with estimated completion in 2025. This interim remedy will remove sediments and marsh soils contaminated with PCBs and mercury. Studies to address contamination in the marshes will be conducted once the interim remedy is completed. Fish consumption advisory signs are posted in the area.  <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by September 2049, when clean up goals are met, and the Final Closeout Report (FCOR) is complete. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by meeting with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"EAST RUTHERFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07073","epaid":"NJD002005106","regionid":"02","sitename":"UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS (CHEMICAL DIVISION)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200101","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/universal-oil"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"TOMS RIVER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"OCEAN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08753","epaid":"NJD001502517","regionid":"02","sitename":"CIBA-GEIGY CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200078","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ciba-geigy"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ELIZABETH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"UNION","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07202","epaid":"NJD000607481","regionid":"02","sitename":"CHEMICAL CONTROL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200037","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chemical-control"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of January 2025, the Quanta Resources Superfund site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). At the center of the Site is a 5.5-acre vacant lot, referred to as the Quanta property, surrounded by several developed parcels, portions of which are also considered part of the Site. In 1981, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) stopped business activities after discovering that several storage tanks at the Site contained waste oil contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Soils at the site are predominantly contaminated with polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and arsenic.  <br\/><br\/>EPA issued a Record of Decision (ROD) for Operable Unit 1 (OU1) of the site in 2011. OU1 addresses contaminated soil and groundwater. The implementation of the soil remedy involving solidification and stabilization of contaminated soil on the Quanta property and adjacent properties began in 2016 and was completed in 2021. Remedial construction to stabilize contamination beneath a county road running through the site was completed in August 2024. Two additional areas need to be addressed to complete the OU1 remediation. A groundwater high concentration arsenic area to the north of the Quanta property is in the investigation stage. A component of the OU1 remedy includes the construction of a reactive barrier close to the OU2 shoreline to treat groundwater before it reaches the Hudson River. This component, known as the subaqueous reactive barrier (SRB), will be designed and implemented in coordination with the OU2 remedial action.  <br\/><br\/>OU2 of the site addresses Hudson River surface water and sediments. Sediments are contaminated with arsenic, lead, PAHs, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL). Migration of the contaminated waste oil and coal tar from the land portion of the Site, in addition to direct discharges of waste from barges into the Hudson River, has led to contamination of OU2 surface water and sediment with NAPL and PAHs. The OU2 ROD was signed in September 2024, and it is estimated that the implementation of the selected remedy can be completed in 3-4 years following the completion of the pre-design investigation and the remedial design. Until the Remedial Action is complete, the site will remain \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control.\u201D <br\/><br\/>EPA currently anticipates that human exposure will be under control by December 2031 when the OU2 Remedial Action will be complete. <br\/><br\/>EPA ensures community participation throughout the remedial process by participating in routine quarterly Restoration Advisory Board meetings with residents and affected stakeholders, issuing public notices and updating fact sheets. A site profile has been established on the EPA website to keep the community informed of recent progress at the site. Additionally, an EPA Community Involvement Coordinator is assigned to the site and can address specific community concerns as they arise. ","city":"EDGEWATER","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BERGEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"07020","epaid":"NJD000606442","regionid":"02","sitename":"QUANTA RESOURCES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200034","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/quanta-resources"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BEVERLY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BURLINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"08010","epaid":"NJD000565531","regionid":"02","sitename":"COSDEN CHEMICAL COATINGS CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0200022","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Jersey","state_code":"NJ","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/cosden-chemical"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2025, the determination for the BJAT Superfund site is that \"Current Human Exposure is not Under Control\" because unacceptable exposure pathways exist for child recreation and child\/adult recreational fishing in the adjacent wetland complex and surface water body. Surface water and fish tissue in these waters exceeded applicable regional screening criteria (RSLs) for various metals and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) in surface water also exceeded the child wading or swimming scenarios of RSLs. PFAS are present in fish tissue within the Beaver Pond \/ Mine Brook wetland system at levels which can pose unacceptable health risks from fish consumption. It is difficult to restrict access to this portion of the site, but the Region will evaluate risk communication\/mitigation strategies, such as signs alerting visitors about risks. Furthermore, PFAS have been detected in on-site groundwater, while nearby Town-operated public water supply wells, which use the same aquifer, draw water containing PFAS at levels near the newly-promulgated Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs). The Town is constructing a drinking water treatment plant upgrade which includes activated carbon filtration for PFAS removal. The upgrades will be completed in approximately late 2026. Once online, this treatment plant will eliminate the potential for a drinking water receptor.<br\/> <br\/>EPA expects to issue final Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS) in 2026 and a Record of Decision that will address site contamination, shortly thereafter. The Town of Franklin is planning water treatment facility upgrades, including PFAS treatment systems, which are anticipated to be online in late 2026. Human Exposure Under Control will be achieved via a combination of these next steps, as well as risk communication strategies to address recreational fishing. The estimated timeline to achieve Human Exposure Under Control is late 2026.<br\/>","city":"FRANKLIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02038","epaid":"MAN000106144","regionid":"01","sitename":"BJAT LLC","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0106144","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bjat"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Keddy Mill Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because individuals can come in contact with Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)-contaminated mill surfaces (e.g., wall, floors, etc.), as well as elevated concentrations of antimony, arsenic, dioxins\/furans, PCBs and petroleum hydrocarbons in soil. Routine trespassing within the former mill occurs and all efforts to prevent such trespassing continue to fail. Additionally, contamination in the former mill building is being released to the environment (the adjacent Presumpscot River) given the deteriorated condition of the building, which is contributing to unacceptable fish consumption risk due to uptake via the food chain.<br\/><br\/>The Keddy Mill Superfund site was added to the National Priorities List (NPL) in May 2014. EPA initiated a Remedial Investigation (RI), to include a risk assessment, which was completed in 2023. Of concern is an abandoned and contaminated former Mill complex. In FY2018, the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) completed an Engineering Evaluation and Cost Analysis (EE\/CA) resulting in EPA's selection of a demolition alternative that was memorialized in an Action Memorandum. In April 2019, EPA issued notice letters inviting the PRP to perform the Non-time Critical Removal Action (NTCRA). An Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent (AOC) was reached with the PRP to perform additional geophysical testing and drainage assessment needed to properly and safely demolish the mill; site security measures were also included and are in the process of being implemented. Despite the attempts by the PRP to secure the mill complex property, trespassers are still able to access exterior portions of the parcel and the abandoned building. An AOC was negotiated and signed with PRPs in June 2022 to implement the NTCRA. Ahead of the mill's actual demolition, additional data needs to be collected from various media which comprise the mill (e.g., concrete, chalking, tile, other porous surfaces); this work is anticipated to be completed in 2024 with the removal design to follow in 2025. The mobilization of equipment, supplies, and personnel to begin the physical demolition of the mill building is anticipated in 2025.  EPA will reevaluate if this substantial mobilization to conduct the NTCRA is a sufficient deterrent to on-site trespassing and thus if Human Exposure may change to Under Control.<br\/>","city":"WINDHAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CUMBERLAND","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"04062","epaid":"MEN000106078","regionid":"01","sitename":"KEDDY MILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0106078","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Maine","state_code":"ME","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/keddymill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2023, the determination for the Collins and Aikman Plant (Former) Superfund site is that the \"Current Human Exposure is not Under Control\" but it is expected that at the time of the proposed plan in December 2023 that the Current Human Exposure will change to \u201CUnder Control\u201D. The site was added to the National Priorities List (NPL) in December 2013. EPA has finalized g the Remedial Investigation (RI) at the site which characterized the nature and extent of contamination and completed a risk assessment that determined there is unacceptable future risk for construction worker from contamination in site soils. EPA expects to issue a Record of Decision in early 2024 that will address site contamination. ","city":"FARMINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STRAFFORD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"03835","epaid":"NHN000105928","regionid":"01","sitename":"COLLINS & AIKMAN PLANT (FORMER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0105928","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/collins"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2024, there is insufficient information to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status for the Leeds Metal Superfund site. The Leeds Metal Superfund site was added to the National Priorities List (NPL) in September 2012. Since that time, EPA has negotiated a Scope of Work (SOW) for the performance of a Remedial Investigation (RI) and Feasibility Study (FS) with the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs). The initial draft RI (inclusive of risk assessment) was received in May 2023 \u2013 however based on EPA\u2019s review, the report was significantly deficient and thus the conclusions could not be supported. In June 2024, EPA received an additional draft RI report. However, the Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) and Screening Level Ecological Risk Assessment (SLERA) are being drafted as two separate documents. EPA received both reports in October 2024 and are currently under review. Data gaps are being assessed to determine volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) impact to local residential drinking water wells surrounding the Site and whether additional wells need to be included for treatment. Property access, outside fenced portions of the site south of Leeds Metal, was just granted and until property-prepared assessments are reviewed, no conclusions can be drawn in these areas. At such time that sufficient information is available to make a site-wide Human Exposure Control determination, the status for this site will be updated.","city":"LEEDS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ANDROSCOGGIN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"04263","epaid":"MEN000103584","regionid":"01","sitename":"LEEDS METAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0103584","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Maine","state_code":"ME","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/leeds"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BERLIN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"COOS","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"03570","epaid":"NHN000103313","regionid":"01","sitename":"CHLOR-ALKALI FACILITY (FORMER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0103313","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/chloralkali"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WATERBURY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEW HAVEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06705","epaid":"CT0002265551","regionid":"01","sitename":"SCOVILL INDUSTRIAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102953","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Connecticut","state_code":"CT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/scovill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"MANSFIELD","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BRISTOL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02048","epaid":"MAD001060805","regionid":"01","sitename":"HATHEWAY & PATTERSON","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102724","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hatheway"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PLAISTOW","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ROCKINGHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"03865","epaid":"NHD018958140","regionid":"01","sitename":"BEEDE WASTE OIL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102723","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/beede"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of November 2025, the Jard Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because individuals could come into contact with surface soil contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in portions of the site.  Recent (i.e., 2022 and 2023) soil samples collected in the vicinity of the former Jard building were shown to contain total PCBs in surface soil (0 - 1 foot) ranging from 11 to 290 mg\/kg, which pose an unacceptable risk to trespassers as well as recreational users of a nearby walking trail.  While access to the soil at some locations may be limited by an existing soil cap and\/or asphalt pavement, possible human exposure at all locations is not currently controlled.  Despite some interim measures (such as placing clean mulch on the walking trail over areas of surface contamination), other areas of soil contamination exist (e.g., Ballfield property).  The Region will evaluate additional interim options for addressing these current risks concurrently with completing the remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI\/FS) and working on a long-term cleanup plan.  The planned Human Exposure Under Control (HEUC) date is September 2027.","city":"BENNINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05201","epaid":"VTD048141741","regionid":"01","sitename":"JARD COMPANY, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102282","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/jard"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of September 2024, the Lower Neponset River Superfund Site is considered \"Insufficient Data to make a Human Exposure evaluation\" (HEID). The Remedial Investigation is ongoing and sediment, soil, surface water, fish tissue, and mussel tissue analysis and data validation is ongoing through June of 2025. An Engineering Evaluation\/Cost Analysis to evaluate the most upstream mile of the river, which includes a Streamlined Risk Assessment, is planned for completion by January of 2025. Current fish consumption advisories are in place, and direct contact with soil\/sediment risks are being evaluated for the full 3.7-mile Site. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are among the contaminants of concern at the Site.","city":"BOSTON\/MILTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"SUFFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02136","epaid":"MAN000102204","regionid":"01","sitename":"LOWER NEPONSET RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102204","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lowerneponset"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status for the Pike Hill Copper Mine Superfund site. Based on current information, metals are the constituents detected most frequently in soil, mine wastes, sediment, groundwater. Given the very large size and nature of the site it remains largely unsecured. EPA regularly responds to community requests for information on an as needed basis through phone calls and site visits. In the interim, EPA has completed an Engineering Evaluation\/Cost Analysis (EE\/CA) in 2022 leading to an Action Memo which was signed on September 30, 2022). The first Phase of the Non-Time-Critical Removal Actions (NTCRA) is on-going (in-situ stabilization of mine waste near protected bat hibernacula), and preparing the site for \u201CPhase 2.\u201D  Phase 2 includes the excavation, consolidation and capping of 82,000 cubic yards of mine waste. The removal design for Phase 2 is ongoing, and once complete (i.e., Spring 2025) it is anticipated to take up to 6 to 9 months to make a contract award. The duration of site activities associated with Phase 2 is significant (likely 2 -3 years) \u2013 after which a groundwater remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI\/FS) will commence.  Human Health risks to groundwater will likely not be known until at least FY2029 (i.e., the year that a Human Exposure determination is likely is 2029).","city":"CORINTH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05039","epaid":"VTD988366720","regionid":"01","sitename":"PIKE HILL COPPER MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102121","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pikehill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"STRAFFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05070","epaid":"VTD988366621","regionid":"01","sitename":"ELIZABETH MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102071","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/elizmine"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"VERSHIRE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ORANGE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05079","epaid":"VTD988366571","regionid":"01","sitename":"ELY COPPER MINE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102065","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ely"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BEDFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"01730","epaid":"MA6170023570","regionid":"01","sitename":"NAVAL WEAPONS INDUSTRIAL RESERVE PLANT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0102032","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/nwirp"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NATICK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"01760","epaid":"MA1210020631","regionid":"01","sitename":"NATICK LABORATORY ARMY RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND ENGINEERING CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101831","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/naticklab"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WEYMOUTH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"02190","epaid":"MA2170022022","regionid":"01","sitename":"SOUTH WEYMOUTH NAVAL AIR STATION","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101826","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/sweymouth"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PLYMOUTH","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PENOBSCOT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"04969","epaid":"MED985466168","regionid":"01","sitename":"WEST SITE\/HOWS CORNERS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101800","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Maine","state_code":"ME","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/hows"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WALPOLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02081","epaid":"MAD982191363","regionid":"01","sitename":"BLACKBURN & UNION PRIVILEGES","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101713","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/blackburn"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENNINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05201","epaid":"VTD981064223","regionid":"01","sitename":"BENNINGTON MUNICIPAL SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101493","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bennington"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LYNDON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CALEDONIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05849","epaid":"VTD981062441","regionid":"01","sitename":"PARKER SANITARY LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101491","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/parker"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BURLINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHITTENDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05401","epaid":"VTD980523062","regionid":"01","sitename":"PINE STREET CANAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101479","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pinestreet"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LYNDON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"CALEDONIA","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05851","epaid":"VTD980520118","regionid":"01","sitename":"DARLING HILL DUMP","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101477","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/darlinghill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ROCKINGHAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINDHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05101","epaid":"VTD980520092","regionid":"01","sitename":"BFI SANITARY LANDFILL (ROCKINGHAM)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101475","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/bfi"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILLISTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"CHITTENDEN","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05495","epaid":"VTD098352545","regionid":"01","sitename":"COMMERCE STREET PLUME","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101470","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/commercestreet"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"POWNAL","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05261","epaid":"VTD069910354","regionid":"01","sitename":"POWNAL TANNERY","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101463","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pownal"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOODFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05201","epaid":"VTD003965415","regionid":"01","sitename":"BURGESS BROTHERS LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101450","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/burgess"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SPRINGFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINDSOR","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05156","epaid":"VTD000860239","regionid":"01","sitename":"OLD SPRINGFIELD LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101437","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/oldspringfield"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BENNINGTON","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"BENNINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"05201","epaid":"VTD000509174","regionid":"01","sitename":"TANSITOR ELECTRONICS, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101435","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Vermont","state_code":"VT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tansitor"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NEWPORT","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NEWPORT","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"02871","epaid":"RI6170085470","regionid":"01","sitename":"NEWPORT NAVAL EDUCATION & TRAINING CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101431","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/netc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH KINGSTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"02818","epaid":"RI6170022036","regionid":"01","sitename":"DAVISVILLE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION BATTALION CENTER","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101430","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ncbc"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2025, the Centredale Manor Restoration Project Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because nearby residents and recreational users of the Woonasquatucket River are reasonably anticipated to be exposed to unacceptable levels of dioxin and other contaminants through contact with sediment in the river and floodplain. Ingestion of fish from the Woonasquatucket River also poses an unacceptable risk. The river and riverbank are active recreational areas. This Human Exposure Control determination is based primarily on risk assessment(s) prepared for the site that took concentration of chemicals present and the frequency\/duration of exposure to these chemicals, among other things, into account. EPA has removed some contaminated soil located in the backyards of some residences immediately adjacent to the river and installed fences restricting access to contaminated sediment in these areas. EPA has also capped the source area of contamination, reconstructed the Allendale Dam, and excavated other source material that was contributing to groundwater contamination in order to prevent further migration of contamination.  The primary component of the remedy outlined in the Record of Decision (ROD) calls for excavation of a large volume of contaminated material, and the remedy is expected to be completed in 2031.<br\/><br\/>A Rhode Island Department of Public Health fishing advisory has been in place since the mid-1990s. EPA continues to work with the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council to develop annual fact sheets that remind residents about using the river responsibly. EPA also holds periodic dialogue forums with community groups, local citizens, elected officials, and state and federal agencies to discuss the cleanup for the site.<br\/><br\/>EPA and the State of Rhode Island anticipate that human health exposure will be under control by March 2031, which is the completion date for the remedial action.","city":"NORTH PROVIDENCE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02911","epaid":"RID981203755","regionid":"01","sitename":"CENTREDALE MANOR RESTORATION PROJECT","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101388","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/centredale"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH KINGSTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02881","epaid":"RID981063993","regionid":"01","sitename":"WEST KINGSTON TOWN DUMP\/URI DISPOSAL AREA","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101322","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wkingston"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"GLOCESTER","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02828","epaid":"RID980731459","regionid":"01","sitename":"DAVIS (GSR) LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101292","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/davisgsr"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH SMITHFIELD (FORESTDALE)","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02824","epaid":"RID980731442","regionid":"01","sitename":"STAMINA MILLS","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101291","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/stamina"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"COVENTRY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"KENT","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02816","epaid":"RID980579056","regionid":"01","sitename":"PICILLO FARM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101284","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/picillo"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SMITHFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02828","epaid":"RID980523070","regionid":"01","sitename":"DAVIS LIQUID WASTE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101283","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/davisliquid"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTH KINGSTOWN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WASHINGTON","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02880","epaid":"RID980521025","regionid":"01","sitename":"ROSE HILL REGIONAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101279","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/rosehill"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"JOHNSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02919-4512","epaid":"RID980520183","regionid":"01","sitename":"CENTRAL LANDFILL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101277","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/central"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"NORTH SMITHFIELD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02876","epaid":"RID093212439","regionid":"01","sitename":"LANDFILL & RESOURCE RECOVERY, INC. (L&RR)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101265","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/lrr"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"LINCOLN\/CUMBERLAND","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02864","epaid":"RID055176283","regionid":"01","sitename":"PETERSON\/PURITAN, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101247","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/peterson"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BURRILLVILLE","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"PROVIDENCE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02895","epaid":"RID009764929","regionid":"01","sitename":"WESTERN SAND & GRAVEL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101233","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Rhode Island","state_code":"RI","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/wsg"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"PORTSMOUTH\/NEWINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ROCKINGHAM","fedfacilityflag":"Y","zipcode":"03803","epaid":"NH7570024847","regionid":"01","sitename":"PEASE AIR FORCE BASE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101213","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/pease"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"KINGSTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ROCKINGHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"03848","epaid":"NHD990717647","regionid":"01","sitename":"OTTATI & GOSS\/KINGSTON STEEL DRUM","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101210","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/og"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"BARRINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"STRAFFORD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"03825","epaid":"NHD989090469","regionid":"01","sitename":"TIBBETTS ROAD","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0101208","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"New Hampshire","state_code":"NH","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/tibbetts"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2017, there is insufficient information available to determine the site-wide Human Exposure Control status.    This insufficiency is due to the limited number of site investigations that have occurred over the last several years to determine the nature and extent of the soil, sludge, sediment and groundwater contamination resulting from past tannery operations.    <br\/><br\/>The city has requested that additional funding mechanisms for cleanup be pursued (including through redevelopment of the site).  In 2007, EPA's removal program responded to a fire at the site based on a request from local fire officials.  Public updates and a press event were held during this response effort.  In 2012, the City of Nashua funded and completed the demolition of the former tannery buildings. In addition, EPA and NHDES conducted several field investigation activities in the summer\/fall of 2012 within the southernmost 15-acre parcel of the overall 30-acre Site.  The purpose of the activities was to evaluate whether all or a portion of this undeveloped, 15-acre southern parcel can be redeveloped without the need for remediation. <br\/><br\/>An evaluation of acceptable remedial alternatives is currently being conducted. 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The 2009 ROD also includes actions to protect ecological receptors from exposure to contaminated sediment and seeps and containment of the waste rock and tailing.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>Cleanup work to address unacceptable current human exposure was initiated in 2011.  During the remedial work, the extent and quatity of PCB contamination was found to be more signficant than anticipated.  While the on-site PCB cleanup will not be complete until 2013, arsenic and lead contamination has been removed from the residential properties.  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This Human Exposure Control determination is based on site-specific risk assessments that took concentration of chemicals present and the frequency\/duration of exposure to these chemicals, among other things, into account. Although all sediment and shoreline remediation is now complete (see below), PCB-contamination remains in local seafood. Computer modeling estimates that it will take ten years after completion of remediation (i.e., until 2034) before PCB levels in all locally caught seafood drop to levels safe for human consumption.<br\/> <br\/>EPA's full scale dredging program began in 2004 and accelerated in 2014 after a cash-out settlement with the main responsible party. Additional over $72 millions funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was provided in 2022 to fund the project to completion. All subtidal dredging and intertidal\/saltmarsh remediation is now complete, and work is now focused on remaining remediation tasks at the Sawyer Street operations facility.<br\/> <br\/>EPA operates an outreach campaign to dissuade the consumption of locally caught PCB-contaminated seafood. This effort includes education at public meetings as well as coordination with stakeholders and local officials. Signs are posted in multiple languages around the harbor shoreline describing the current fishing restrictions.  Additionally, EPA produced and posted a video on its New Bedford Harbor project website about the hazards of consuming contaminated fish from various areas of the harbor. EPA also funds community outreach coordinators to patrol the shoreline to provide risk information to fishermen\/women.  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Elevated blood lead levels are predicted for women of child-bearing age based on occupational indoor exposures to dust from the outdoor lead-containing soil.  Portions of the site that present unacceptable exposure pathways cannot be further controlled (by fencing, for example) prior to implementation of the remedy since the site contains an active rail yard.  An agreement with the Potentially Responsible Parties (PRPs) has been reached regarding implementation of the remedy selected in the Record of Decision for the surface soils in the rail yard.  This rail yard portion of the remedy is currently anticipated to be complete in 2013.\r<br\/>\r<br\/>EPA continues its coordination efforts with local officials and the community.  Additional outreach efforts are anticipated throughout the remedial design phase which is underway.  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This Human Exposure Control determination is based primarily on risk assessment(s) prepared for the site that took concentration of chemicals present and the frequency\/duration of exposure to these chemicals, among other things, into account.     <br\/> <br\/>EPA and the Potentially Responsible Party (PRP) have completed excavation of contaminated sediments in two miles of the East Branch of the Housatonic River near the facility and have substantially completed cleanup at 20 other removal action areas.  EPA issued a Modification to the RCRA Permit (as required by the Consent decree with GE) in October 2016 that selected a $613M remedy for Rest of River. The remedy includes removing and replacing floodplain soil to eliminate the risk to human exposure and for large scale excavation and capping of river sediment.  GE and 4 other entities appealed the Final permit to EPA's EAB.  The appeal is currently pending.<br\/><br\/>Advisories are in place regarding consumption of fish, frogs, turtles and waterfowl in Massachusetts, and fish in Connecticut.  EPA meets with the Citizens' Coordinating Council, a consortium of local community groups, on a quarterly basis as outlined in the Consent Decree.  EPA also meets regularly with local officials from Pittsfield and other downstream communities to review site progress.<br\/><br\/>","city":"PITTSFIELD","nplstatus":"P","saaflag":"N","county":"BERKSHIRE","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"01201","epaid":"MAD002084093","regionid":"01","sitename":"GE - HOUSATONIC RIVER","eibaselinesiteInd":"N","siteid":"0100460","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/ge"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of August 2024, the Microfab, Inc. (Former) Superfund Site is considered \u201CCurrent Human Exposure Not Under Control\u201D (HENC). Based on results from draft Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) work, potential exposure pathways and Contaminants of Potential Concern (COPCs) were identified in each media. Based on a wide range of of COPC concentrations across the Site, risk is being evaluated for \u201Con-property\u201D and \u201Coff-property\u201D Site-impacted areas.  (1) On-property soils: trespasser, recreational user, construction\/utility worker, hypothetical future resident; COPCs = metals & polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). (2) On-property surface water: recreational user; COPCs = metals, cyanide, PAHs, volatile organic compounds (VOCs).  (3) On-property sediment: recreational user; COPCs = metals, PAHs, VOCs. (4) Groundwater: Potable use (hypothetical resident) and Shallow groundwater in a trench (Construction\/Utility worker); COPCs = metals, cyanide, PAHs, VOCs.  (5) Off-Property soil: recreational user, industrial\/commercial worker, construction\/utility worker, off-site resident; COPCs = metals, PAHs.  (6) Off-property surface water: recreational user; COPCs = metals, cyanide, PAHs, VOCs. (7) Off-Property sediment: recreational user; COPCs = metals and VOCs.  (7) Off-Property soil vapor (Floodplain\/wetlands area):  Current\/future resident or commercial worker; COPCs = VOCs (cis-1,2-dichloroethane (cis-1,2-DCE), trans-1,2-dichloroethane (trans-1,2-DCE) and trichloroethylene (TCE)).  EPA has installed fencing and signage to restrict access to the most significant on-property contamination, however there is evidence of periodic trespassing at the property and thus potential exposures to COPCs in surface soil\/sediment.  Site-impacted groundwater is not currently in use, and Amesbury has a public water supply.  The elevated off-property COPC concentrations in sediment, surface water, soil, and groundwater currently reside in undeveloped areas including wetlands and utility property easements, but is located just north of residential areas. EPA will complete a Record of Decision (ROD) in 2025 to select remedial alternatives to address Site contamination by media.","city":"AMESBURY","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"01913","epaid":"MAD001409408","regionid":"01","sitename":"MICROFAB INC (FORMER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100442","humexposurestscode":"HEID","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/microfab"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WILMINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"01887","epaid":"MAD001403104","regionid":"01","sitename":"OLIN CHEMICAL","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100438","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/olin"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ATTLEBORO","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BRISTOL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02703","epaid":"MAD001197755","regionid":"01","sitename":"WALTON & LONSBURY INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100432","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/walton"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"HOLBROOK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"NORFOLK","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02343","epaid":"MAD001041987","regionid":"01","sitename":"BAIRD & MCGUIRE","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100392","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/baird"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"As of December 2024, the Creese & Cook Tannery (Former) Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because soil contaminated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), dioxins and metals pose an unacceptable risk to residents, construction workers, trespassers, and recreational visitors on both the East Study Area (Operable Unit 1) and the West Study Area (Operable Unit 2). This determination is based on site-specific risk assessments that took concentrations of chemicals present and frequency\/duration of exposure, among other things, into account.<br\/><br\/>EPA issued a Record of Decision in 2019 outlining the selected remedial action for the site. Human exposure under control will be achieved once those portions of the remedy addressing current exposures are implemented. The Remedial Action is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2025. This will involve the excavation of contaminated soil and construction of a consolidation cell for the containment of wastes. Time-critical removal actions remain underway to address current exposures on residential properties in the East Study Area.<br\/>","city":"DANVERS","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"ESSEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"01923","epaid":"MAD001031574","regionid":"01","sitename":"CREESE & COOK TANNERY (FORMER)","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100380","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/creese"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"FAIRHAVEN","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"BRISTOL","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"02719","epaid":"MAD001026319","regionid":"01","sitename":"ATLAS TACK CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100376","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Massachusetts","state_code":"MA","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/atlas"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"ACTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"01720","epaid":"MAD001002252","regionid":"01","sitename":"W.R. 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{"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"SOUTHINGTON","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"HARTFORD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06489","epaid":"CTD009717604","regionid":"01","sitename":"SOLVENTS RECOVERY SERVICE OF NEW ENGLAND","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100124","humexposurestscode":"HEPR","state":"Connecticut","state_code":"CT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/srs"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"STERLING","nplstatus":"D","saaflag":"N","county":"WINDHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06377","epaid":"CTD004532610","regionid":"01","sitename":"REVERE TEXTILE PRINTS CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100121","humexposurestscode":"HHPA","state":"Connecticut","state_code":"CT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/revere"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"DURHAM","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"MIDDLESEX","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06422","epaid":"CTD001452093","regionid":"01","sitename":"DURHAM 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Superfund site is considered \"Current Human Exposure Not Under Control\" because individuals could come into contact with soil contaminated with lead, asbestos, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) above acceptable levels at the Housatonic Boat Club (i.e., Raymark Operable Unit 5 - OU5).  In addition, EPA is performing a Remedial Investigation (RI) at the Stratford Landfill\/Short Beach Park (Raymark Operable Unit 9 - OU9); this investigation and associated risk assessments are not anticipated to be complete until Fiscal Year 2026. Pending the completion of the OU5 soil capping remedy, the Human Exposure determination may change to Insufficient Data (HEID) if this remedial action is completed prior to the determination of human health risk at the Stratford Landfill. However, if there are no current human health risks at the landfill, Human Exposure under control (HEUC) would be anticipated after the completion of the OU5 Remedy (est. September 2025).<br\/>","city":"STRATFORD","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"FAIRFIELD","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06614","epaid":"CTD001186618","regionid":"01","sitename":"RAYMARK INDUSTRIES, INC.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100094","humexposurestscode":"HENC","state":"Connecticut","state_code":"CT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/raymark"}, {"humanexposurepathdesc":"","city":"WOODSTOCK","nplstatus":"F","saaflag":"N","county":"WINDHAM","fedfacilityflag":"N","zipcode":"06281","epaid":"CTD001153923","regionid":"01","sitename":"LINEMASTER SWITCH CORP.","eibaselinesiteInd":"Y","siteid":"0100041","humexposurestscode":"HEUC","state":"Connecticut","state_code":"CT","friendlyurl":"www.epa.gov\/superfund\/linemaster"}], "meta":{"total_data":1905,"limit":500000,"offset":0,"timestamp":"08-01-2026 19:00"}}