PSARA Technologies, Inc.
                                
                      Project Memorandum 
                                
                  Westinghouse Electric Corp.
                     Fell Iron & Metal Site
                                

To:       J. Patrick, Westinghouse
          D. Rohaus, Westinghouse 
          D. Alke, Westinghouse 
          D. Hopkins, EPA 
          B. Bent, Earth Tech
          S. Chambers, Earth Tech
          C. Elders, WRS
          John Langley, Bloomington Utilities
          D. Williamson, Monroe County Health Department

From:     Mike Hessling

Date:     October 24, 1995

File:     30006.20

Subject:  Weekly Project Status Report - Week of October 16-20,
          1995

     This memo and the accompanying attachments constitute the
Fell Iron & Metal Weekly Project Status Report for the week of
October 16-20, 1995. This report is intended to provide a weekly
project update regarding the quantity of material loaded, air
monitoring results, water treatment activity, soil sampling
results, and any major developments at the site. Attachments to
the report include the cumulative Perimeter Air Sampling Log, a
Meteorological Data Report, and the results of personnel exposure
sampling.

     If you have any questions or comments about the report,
contact Dave Rohaus at (812) 335-0442 or Mike Hessling at (812)
335-0424.

                      Project Developments

Administrative Order Reporting Requirements

The administrative order requires that Westinghouse "submit a
monthly written progress report to USEPA concerning activities
undertaken pursuant to this order... unless otherwise directed by
the OSC."  By mutual agreement between Dave Rohaus of
Westinghouse and Dan Hopkins of USEPA, these weekly reports are
being submitted in lieu of the monthly reports to provide more
timely information.

Project Schedule

During the past week WRS loaded 8 rail cars per day Monday
through Thursday. No rail cars were loaded on Friday due to rain.

The project is scheduled for a long weekend October 27-30. No
rail car loading will occur on Friday October 27 or Monday
October 30.  Loading will resume Tuesday October 31.

PUF Sample Analysis

PUF sample analysis showed increasing levels of airborne PCBs
during the week of October 9 through 13 (see attached report). 
To address this increase, dust suppression activities have been
substantially expanded, with more than 2000 gallons of water
being applied to the operating area and soil stockpile each day.

CLARIFICATION - Soil Sampling Action Level

The cleanup level of 10 ppm was unilaterally established by USEPA
and was not the result of an agreement between Westinghouse and
USEPA, as was suggested in the previous weekly report.  Addendum
III to the work plan was issued to reflect the USEPA unilateral
direction.

Field Sampling Plan

In a phone conversation with Mr. Rohaus on Tuesday, October 17,
Dan Hopkins indicated that the modifications to the Field
Sampling Plan were acceptable. Westinghouse will issue Addendum
IV to the Work Plan formally modifying the work plan to
incorporate the new sampling strategy as soon as written approval
is received from EPA.

>>   The following data was extracted by COPA from the tables
     attached to the memos. The complete documents are available
     at the EPA information office.     >>>

Loading Summary:
     Cars Loaded to date:     132
     Tons loaded to date:     12001.72

Air Monitoring Summary:
     Action Levels Exceeded:  1

Water Treatment Summary:
     Gallons treated to date:      300


Data:

                         Maximum PCB Concentration in
                         Perimeter Air Samplers
Date      High Temp (F)       (Ng/m3)
_____________________________________________________________

09/14/95                      31 
09/15/95                      22
09/18/95                      23
09/19/95                      156
09/20/95                      319
09/21/95                      117
09/22/95                      55
09/25/95                      166
09/26/95                      233
09/27/95                      87
09/28/95                      88
10/04/95       68.1           19
10/05/95       71.1           13
10/06/95       69.7           22
10/09/95       75             294
10/10/95       81             625
10/11/95       81.7           892
10/12/95       82.9           897
10/13/95       82.9           1423 **exceeds action level of 1000
10/16/95       63.6
10/17/95       73.9
10/18/95       79.6
10/19/95       78.5