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                   EPA Fact Sheet Dated February 1994

                                NEAL'S DUMP

PCB capacitors and PCB-contaminated rags were taken to the 1/2 acre site 
known as Neal's Dump in Owen County, Indiana near the White River. These 
activities occurred between 1966 and 1971. Soil sampling results indicate PCB
concentration levels to 220,000 parts per million at the site. PCBs in the
groundwater were detected at 31 parts per billion. The site was listed on the
National Priorities List in June, 1986. Westinghouse conducted some initial
removal measures to prevent contamination from migrating off-site. These
measures included:

     Fencing the site perimeter.

     Installing a clay cap.
  
     Monitoring site conditions and surface drainage control.

Westinghouse also conducts semi-annual groundwater monitoring at the site. In
May 1991, PCBs were detected at low levels in the on-site wells. Neal's Dump
awaits ultimate disposition of the 14,000 cubic yards of materials containing
PCBs at the site.

Source: Original EPA Fact Sheet scanned by COPA for the BBS.
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