DATA ACQUISITION REPORT
LEMON LANE LANDFILL
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA

AUGUST, 1995






PREPARED FOR:
Citizens Opposed To PCB Ash In Monroe County (COPA)



PREPARED BY:
ECO
106 Robinson Street
Ashland, Virginia 23005
(804) 798-4305








	TABLE OF CONTENTS
				       
				PAGE

1.0 - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY         1

2.0 - DATA ORGANIZATION  
	 RATIONALE              2

3.0 - LEMON LANE LANDFILL 
	 DATA                   4

4.0 - DATA GAPS NOTED
				4
5.0 - CONCLUSIONS               5

6.0 - RECOMMENDATIONS           7

7.0 - DATA SUMMARY CHARTS       8


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1.0 - Executive Summary


	Pursuant to a Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) Request 
submitted by Citizens Opposed to PCB Ash in Monroe County 
(COPA), the United States Environmental Protection Agency, 
(EPA), Region V has released numerous boxes of documents 
utilized as functional equivalents for remedial 
investigation and feasibility study data normally produced 
in the course of a Comprehensive Emergency Response and 
Liability Act (CERCLA, commonly referred to as Superfund) 
site clean-up.  The information released relates to five 
Superfund sites located in the vicinity of Bloomington, 
Indiana that were contaminated with Polychlorinated 
Biphenyls (PCBs) through disposal of electrical capacitors, 
and associated waste and debris.  These sites are being 
remediated under a Consent Decree that specifies 
incineration as the preferred remedial alternative, rather 
than being subjected to normal Superfund decision-making and 
clean up processes.

	Because all work proceeding at the sites is governed by 
the standing Consent Decree rather than relevant federal law 
and process, no Remedial Investigation (RI) or Feasibility 
Study (FS) reports have been produced in accordance with 
normal protocol or EPA guidance.  COPA has tasked ECO, its 
Technical Advisor with organizing and reviewing the FOIA 
documentation to determine the nature and quality of the 
available data for each of the Consent Decree sites.


2.0 - Data Organization Rationale

	EPA's response to the COPA FOIA was extremely 
voluminous, consisting of approximately eighteen file boxes 
of paper.  All documents provided were randomly packed in 
the boxes, and were not segregated or organized.  Bundles of 
unrelated information were packed together, numerous 
duplicate documents and paperwork that could not be 
logically related to any of the sites was included.

	At COPA's direction, ECO has preliminarily organized 
the information by named site, and in chronological order.  
General documents are filed by subject (i.e., Dioxin, 
Interviews, PCB information etc.) and chronology.  Documents 
and paper fragments that are undated, illegible or which 
appear to bear no relation to the sites has been inspected, 
bundled together and set aside.

	After having completed general organization of the 
data, ECO has begun review of the provided information.  
This data acquisition report is specific to the Lemon Lane 
Landfill, and was prioritized for review because the site is 
due to undergo further sampling work.  


3.0 - Lemon Lane Landfill Data 

	FOIA information reviewed for this report includes 
every document and major reference in general documents 
related to the Lemon Lane site, or its off-site impact 
areas.  ECO staff completely read and summarized each 
document provided in this regard.  ECO's summation of these 
extensive data reviews includes date, type of document, 
title if supplied, author, subject and notes as to document 
content for each piece of information provided subsequent to 
the FOIA request.  All data is entered into information 
tables in chronological order.

4.0 - Data Gaps Noted

	Although the sheer volume of information supplied in 
response to this FOIA request is impressive, the actual 
quality and utility of the data is not.  Of particular 
concern is the fact that a twelve sample dioxin analyses for 
Neal's and Lemon Lane Landfills are cited repeatedly, but no 
sample analyses documenting this dioxin characterization 
could be located.  This is extremely significant in that it 
appears to be the only dioxin characterization ever 
performed at Lemon Lane Landfill to date.  Likewise, the 
results of residential well testing performed in the 
vicinity of Lemon Lane Landfill are cited, but not supplied.

 
	Of additional concern, much critical information in the 
form of well and boring logs, field notes, and laboratory 
quality assurance/quality control data is illegible in the 
copies provided.  

	No risk assessment calculations for long term exposure 
pathways could be located.  Also of note, is the total lack 
of any information on various remedial alternatives for 
treating the wastes identified at Lemon Lane.  Neither is 
the Consent Decree alternative of solid waste fired 
incineration discussed, or adequately justified as required 
by the National Contingency Plan. 

5.0 - Conclusions

	Although the documentation and paperwork supplied in 
response to COPA's FOIA was to have constituted a functional 
equivalent of information routinely gathered and published 
in Superfund Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study 
reports, the data provided does not meet even a minimum 
threshold for quantity, quality or sufficiency.

	
	This has implications for the future of this site in 
that sufficient information and data is absolutely pre-
requisite to choosing and designing a clean up strategy for 
Lemon Lane Landfill.  The planned sampling effort for Lemon 
Lane is being criticized as seriously inadequate for 
characterization and remedial design purposes.  Review of 
previously reported information vividly demonstrates that 
inadequacies in the planned sampling event cannot be 
remedied by reliance on previous work.  

	In conclusion, there is no documentation to suggest 
that Lemon Lane Landfill has been subjected to either the 
quality or quantity of investigation that is required and 
performed at every other Superfund site in America.  This 
cannot be justified.  The wastes likely present at this site 
are extremely toxic to human and animal receptors at 
extremely low concentrations.  These toxic substances are 
readily available at Lemon Lane Landfill through groundwater 
contamination, surface water run-off and dust migration to 
residential areas that directly abut the site.  Furthermore, 
there has been continual evidence that numerous areas of 
concern have not been enclosed by the existing security 
fence.   Finally, non-thermal, on-site technologies that 
destroy the waste types at the site are now commercially 
available.  It is irresponsible to continue to fail to 
document relevant remedial options in a full scale, EPA 
prepared and approved Feasibility Study required to move the 
Superfund process towards the overdue and required goal of 
total remediation.


6.0 - Recommendations

*       The community should demand immediate work to facilitate 
preparation of both a Remedial Investigation and a 
Feasibility Study fully in accord with EPA  technical 
guidelines

*       The community should question EPA policy decisions to 
	limit work that is reimbursable to the government because 
	of pending budget cuts

*       The community should demand that the Consent Decree which 
	is obsolete, be dissolved, with immediate adherence to 
	normal Superfund process

*       Comprehensive dioxin and furan characterization must be 
	performed at both Lemon Lane Landfill and related off-
	site areas

*        Periodic sampling of all residential drinking water 
	wells must be instituted 

*       Baseline risk calculations must be provided and presented 
	in EPA approved format

*       Community must utilize information resources such as the 
	public information repository and COPA Computer Bulletin 
	Board



7.0 - DATA SUMMARY CHARTS

Each document is presented as follows:
	DATE
	TYPE
	AUTHOR/RECIPIENT
	TITLE/SUBJECT/NOTES
________________________________________________________________
07/27/81
letter from R. Peoples, City of Bloomington

RE: 2 SOIL SAMPLES TAKEN FROM MULLIS PROPERTY LOCATED AT 
1204 LINDBERG DRIVE LOCATED NEAR LEMON LANE LANDFILL
NOTES: SAMPLES ANALYZED AT 330,000 ppm AND 1700 ppm PCB 1242
________________________________________________________________

08/15/81
memo to W. Minor,  EPA

NOTES: REGARDS SAMPLING EFFORT AT LEMON LANE FROM 6/30-
7/1/81; DESCRIBES THE SOIL SAMPLING EFFORT, BUT NO ANALYTICAL 
RESULTS FROM THE SAMPLES ARE INCLUDED OR ATTACHED
________________________________________________________________

08/26/81
memo to G. Vanderlaan

NOTES: RECOMMENDS WIDESPREAD SAMPLING EFFORT FOR LEMON 
LANE
________________________________________________________________

04/23/82

contract between EPA and State of Indiana

NOTES: STATES THAT EPA IS CURRENTLY PERFORMING EXTENT OF 
CONTAMINATION STUDIES AT NEAL'S LANDFILL AND DUMP AND 
LEMON LANE
________________________________________________________________

11/00/82

report 
FIELD INVESTIGATION OF UNCONTROLLED HAZARDOUS WASTE 
SITES
NOTES: CONTAINS SPRING SAMPLING DATA; NO DATA REPORTED FOR 
PCBs; DIOXIN/FURAN CONTAMINATION NOT ANALYZED

________________________________________________________________

11/08/82

letter to J. Highland

RE: BOUNDARY SURVEY FOR LEMON LANE LANDFILL
NOTES: BOUNDARY PLAT IS ATTACHED
________________________________________________________________

11/17/82

memo from O'Brien & Gere 
RE: GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION AND SELECTION OF 
MONITORING WELL LOCATIONS
NOTES: 5 WELL LOCATIONS SELECTED; DOCUMENT CONTAINS 
BORING LOGS; STATES THAT CONTAMINATION AT ILLINOIS CENTRAL 
SPRING DUE TO PEOPLE MOVING THE CAPACITORS TO THAT AREA 
TO SCAVENGE THEM FOR SALVAGE; STATES THAT 7/82 SAMPLING OF 
SPRINGS IN THE VICINITY OF LEMON LANE WERE ALL NON-DETECT; 
SUPPORTING ANALYTICAL DATA NOT PROVIDED
________________________________________________________________


01/16/83

letter to B. Magel

RE: TRANSMITTING COPIES OF O'BRIEN & GERE FIELD NOTES
NOTES: WELL INSTALLATION LOGS - MANY ILLEGIBLE
________________________________________________________________

01/26/83
report
RE: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF LEMON LANE LANDFILL
NOTES: PROVIDES COPY OF ORIGINAL EPA PAPERWORK EVALUATING 
THE SITE; NO SUPPORTING DATA SUPPLIED
________________________________________________________________

04/06/83
document

ANALYTICAL RESULTS OF LEMON LANE GROUNDWATER 
SAMPLING
NOTES:  INCLUDES ONLY PCBs AND GENERAL WATER QUALITY 
PARAMETERS; HIGH CONCENTRATION AT 2.4 ppb NOTED AT WELL 4-
D; NO WELL LOCATION MAP IS PROVIDED; DETECTION LEVEL SET 
ABOVE LEVELS OF REGULATORY CONCERN; NO TRIP LOG OR 
NARRATIVE PROVIDED; NO SAMPLE LOCATION MAP PROVIDED; 
NUMEROUS QA/QC PROBLEMS ARE NOTED WITH THE DATA 
REPORTED 
________________________________________________________________


05/06/83

document

DRAFT BASELINE INITIAL REMEDIAL ACTION (IRM)
NOTES: REVIEWED IN FINALIZED FORM AS 06/08/84 ENTRY 

________________________________________________________________

05/18/83 

letter to J. Highland

RE: DRAFT PROTOCOL FOR HOT SPOT TRENCHING PROGRAM
NOTES: PROTOCOL FOR IDENTIFYING AREA OF VISIBLE CAPACITOR
DISPOSAL; PROVIDES FOR BACK-FILLING OF WASTE; NO TREATMENT 
OR 
DISPOSAL
________________________________________________________________

05/20/83

letter to O'Brien & Gere

RE: DISPUTED SAMPLING PROTOCOL
NOTES: PAGE 3 QUOTE " CERTAINLY, WE WOULD NOT WISH TO CREATE A
SITUATION IN WHICH WESTINGHOUSE FELT IT WAS INAPPROPRIATE TO 
CONTINUE THIS INVESTIGATION BECAUSE THE EXTENT OF 
CONTAMINATION WAS POSSIBLY TOO GREAT.  WE WOULD WISH TO 
AVOID SUCH A SITUATION AND BELIEVE WE CAN TAKE STEPS TO DESIGN THE 
FIRST PHASE TO PRECLUDE SUCH A POSSIBILITY."
________________________________________________________________

06/06/83

document

DRAFT REMEDIAL ACTION MASTER PLAN (RAMP)
NOTES: RAMP PREPARED WITHOUT ALL DATA; GROUNDWATER 
MONITORING IS LIMITED TO 4 WELLS; EXTENT OF CONTAMINATION 
IS NOT DEFINED; AIR QUALITY UNDEFINED, BIOACCUMULATION 
NOT STUDIES OR MEASURED; PG.1-3 RAMP DOSE NOT PROVIDE FOR 
SPECIFIC REMEDIAL ACTIONS DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION 
NECESSARY TO CONDUCT FEASIBILITY STUDY; PG.1-4 BEFORE 
ALTERNATIVES FOR REMEDIAL ACTION CAN BE ANALYZED, THERE 
MUST BE SUFFICIENT INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO EVALUATE THEM 
- GATHERING OF THIS INFORMATION WILL BE COMPLETED IN THE 
RI/FS; PG. 1-6 REQUIRED TASKS INCLUDE RESIDENTIAL WELL 
MONITORING, INSTALLATION OF 
ADDITIONAL GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELLS, GROUNDWATER 
SAMPLING, SOIL SAMPLING, AIR SAMPLING, SURFACE WATER 
SAMPLING AND PCB BIOACCUMULATION STUDY; PROVIDES 
SCHEDULE FOR PERFORMING RI/FS; STATES THAT MAGNETOMETER 
SURVEY OF THE SITE MAY BE INSUFFICIENT TO LOCATE CAPACITORS 
THAT ARE BURIED DUE TO THEIR RELATIVELY SMALL SIZE; PG. 2-6 
NOTES THE BURNING OF PCBS AT THE SITE THAT COULD LEAD TO 
THE FORMATION OF HIGHLY TOXIC DIOXINS/FURANS

________________________________________________________________

06/10/83
letter to J. Highland

RE: RESPONSE TO LETTER REGARDING SAMPLING PROTOCOL

________________________________________________________________

06/20/83

letter to J. Karaganis

RE: ASSURING CITY OF BLOOMINGTON CONTINUED ACCESS TO 
FENCED LEMON LANE LANDFILL SITE
________________________________________________________________


07/08/83

letter B. Magel to Westinghouse legal counsel

NOTES: LETTER ASKS WESTINGHOUSE IF THEY WISH TO ENTER INTO
NEGOTIATIONS REGARDING LEMON LANE
________________________________________________________________

07/11/83

memo from O'Brien & Gere

RE: O'BRIEN & GERE'S ACCESS TO LEMON LANE LANDFILL HAS BEEN 
ELIMINATED BY THE FENCE
________________________________________________________________


09/13/83

comments to RAMP State of Indiana

NOTES: INDIANA TAKES THE POSITION THAT NO NEED FOR DOOR TO 
DOOR 
ADVISORY REGARDING POTENTIAL DANGERS AT LEMON LANE; NO NEED 
FOR EXTENSIVE STREAM SAMPLING
________________________________________________________________


12/12/83

phone memo Barbara Magel (EPA Region V attorney)

NOTES:  BASED ON A CONVERSATION WITH A DR. WELTY, MAGEL 
WANTS NEAL'S LANDFILL DATA EXCLUDED FROM LEMON LANE DATA DUE 
TO POSSIBILITY OF NEGATIVE RESULTS
________________________________________________________________

01/25/84

position paper Westinghouse

NOTES: STATES THAT THE LOCATION AND VOLUME OR REFUSE HAVE 
BEEN DETERMINED - THIS CONTRADICTS 1/27/84 POSITION PAPER ; 
PROPOSES 25 ADDITIONAL BORINGS AT LEMON LANE TO 30' DEPTH, 
PCB ONLY SAMPLING PARAMETERS
________________________________________________________________

01/27/84

Position paper Westinghouse

POSITION PAPER RELATED TO REMOVAL ISSUES
NOTES: SUGGEST A SITE INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE THE 
HORIZONTAL /VERTICAL LOCATION OF ORIGINAL REFUSE SURFACE, 
AND EXCAVATION  AND REMOVAL OF ONLY DEBRIS ASSOCIATED 
WITH 1958 FORWARD WESTINGHOUSE DISPOSALS

________________________________________________________________

03/14/84

report Blasland & Bouck Engineers

RE: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PROTOCOL
NOTES: CALLS FOR 3 TEST BORINGS; 3 SAMPLES FROM THESE BORINGS 
TO BE ANALYZED FOR PCBs ONLY
________________________________________________________________

03/20/84

document Westinghouse 

PRIVATE WESTINGHOUSE DOCUMENT
NOTES: COMPANY POSITION THAT A CLAY CAP IS UNNECESSARY AT 
LEMON LANE, AND THAT WESTINGHOUSE MAY PETITION EPA TO FOREGO 
CAPPING BASED ON SAMPLING RESULTS PROVIDED BY THE COMPANY 
________________________________________________________________

03/22/84

letter from Westinghouse to U.S. Dept. of Justice

RE: PROCEDURE FOR SAMPLING TO CHARACTERIZE LEMON LANE 
AFTER 
DEBRIS REMOVAL TO ESTIMATED 1957 LANDFILL SURFACE
NOTES: THIS DOCUMENT IS PARTIALLY ILLEGIBLE DUE TO VERY POOR 
COPY QUALITY; CONCLUDES THAT 4 SAMPLES/ACRE WILL BE 
SUFFICIENT 
TO FULLY CHARACTERIZE REMAINING AREAS OF LANDFILL
________________________________________________________________

04/26/84

letter to T. O'Mara from Daily & Associates Engineering Inc.

NOTES: REGARDS THE SURFACE WATER RUN-OFF FROM LEMON 
LANE AND STATES THAT PONDING IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER MAY 
HAVE TO BE ACCEPTED
________________________________________________________________


04/30/84

document

WESTINGHOUSE SOIL BORING RESULTS
NOTES: BASED ON 3 BORINGS; INCLUDES BORING LOGS AND 
NUMEROUS ILLEGIBLE PAGES OF HANDWRITTEN NOTES
________________________________________________________________

05/11/84

letter from G. Lee, Jr. to U.S. Dept. of Justice

RE: 1958 TOPOGRAPHIC SURFACE OF LEMON LAND LANDFILL
NOTES: STATES THAT WOULD BE USEFUL TO DETERMINE ACTUAL FILL 
DEPTH
________________________________________________________________

05/21/84

 memo to J. Highland

RE: METHODOLOGY WITH REGARD TO 1958 LANDFILL SURFACE 
DETERMINATION
NOTES: DEPTH TO SURFACE ESTIMATED USING AERIAL PHOTGRAMM
TECHNIQUES; SEQUENTIAL AERIAL PHOTOS WERE USED IN 
STEREOSCOPIC 
FROM TO ESTIMATE THICKNESS AT VARIOUS TIME INTERVALS AND TO 
CREATE TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS; MANY PHOTOS INCLUDED IN THIS 
DOCUMENT ARE TO INDISTINCT TO BE REVIEWED
________________________________________________________________

06/08/84

document

SUMMARY REMEDIAL ALTERNATIVE SELECTION - LEMON LANE
LANDFILL NOTES: MARKED ENFORCEMENT CONFIDENTIAL; 
11 PAGES ONLY PROVIDED; FINAL UNDATED VERSION 
SUPPLIED SEPARATELY 
RECOMMENDS EXCAVATION AND INCINERATION FOR THE SITE AS
PER THE CONSENT DECREE; STATES THAT LEMON LANE WAS NOT 
INCLUDED IN 1/93 JUSTICE DEPT. COMPLAINT AGAINST 
WESTINGHOUSE; PAGE 11 STATES " OFF-SITE REMEDY ACHIEVED BY THE CONSENT 
DECREE 
HAS BEEN DEVELOPED CONSISTENT WITH THE OBJECTIVES OF 300.68 E-J 
OF THE NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN." - HANDWRITTEN  COMMENTS 
REFERRING TO THE FOREGOING " CAN WE SAY THIS?"; NO DISCUSSION OF 
POSSIBLE REMEDIAL ALTERNATIVES IS PROVIDED
________________________________________________________________

06/30/84

memo Dr. T. Hauser, EPA

NOTES: $ 35,000.00 PROJECT SHORTFALL AND SUGGESTS CURTAILING 
LEMON LANE MONITORING AS COST SAVING MEASURE
________________________________________________________________

08/01/84

memo from P. LaMoreaux, Sr.

NOTES: STATES THAT PUMPING AND TREATING GROUNDWATER AT 
THE CONSENT DECREE SITES IS NOT ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE
________________________________________________________________

08/09/84

position paper Westinghouse 

POSITION PAPER FOR REMEDIAL ISSUES IN WESTINGHOUSE CASE 
PROPOSED SETTLEMENT
NOTES: WELL DATA AT LEMON LANE INDICATED 3 DIFFERENT 
DIRECTIONS OF GROUNDWATER FLOW; WESTINGHOUSE OPPOSES 
GRIDDING, SAMPLING AND REMEDIATION TO 1 ppm, THEREFORE 
AGREEMENT TO EXCAVATE TO 1958 LANDFILL SURFACE AND 
REMOVE ALL WASTE AND DEBRIS TO THAT POINT CONTAMINATED AT 
CONCENTRATION ABOVE 50 ppm PCB
________________________________________________________________

10/15/84

memo Region V FIT Team

DRILLING AND SOIL SAMPLING AT NEAL'S AND LEMON LANE 
LANDFILLS
NOTES: SCOPE OF WORK CALLS FOR ONE COMPOSITE DIOXIN 
SAMPLE TO
BE COLLECTED FROM BENNETT'S QUARRY

________________________________________________________________

12/04/84

document 

ENFORCEMENT DECISION DOCUMENT
________________________________________________________________

01/16/87

memo from R. Kinerson, EPA

RE: EXPOSURE AND RISK ESTIMATES FOR PCBs, DIOXIN/FURAN 
FOR ANDERSON ROAD AND LEMON LANE LANDFILL SUPERFUND 
SITES
NOTES: RISK VALUES ARE ADMITTED TO BE CALCULATED ON 
EXTREMELY LIMITED DATA - ACTUAL RISK MAY BE SERIOUSLY 
UNDERESTIMATED
________________________________________________________________

11/24/87
 
document
       
LEMON LANE SAMPLING AND EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
NOTES: PROVIDES LIMITED ANALYTICAL RESULTS FOR PCB 1248 
SHOWING HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF 4,300,000 PPB AT SAMPLE 
LOCATION S-41 LOCATED AT THE SOUTHERN MEDIAL BOUNDARY OF 
THE SITE, PHTHALATES AND PAH'S AND LOW-LEVEL CYANIDE WERE 
ALSO DETECTED; DOCUMENT RECOMMENDS EMERGENCY RESPONSE 
TO THE SITE
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

deposition transcript

DEPOSITION OF J. KARAGANIS

NOTES: PG. 18 - 12 TOTAL TEST FOR DIOXIN/FURAN FOR NEAL'S AND 
LEMON LANE LANDFILL; PG. 62 - DIOXIN AND FURAN STATED TO 
HAVE BEEN FOUND IN RESIDENTIAL SOILS; INDICATES THAT 
REGULATORY STANDARDS DO NOT INCLUDE CONCENTRATIONS IN 
THE PPB RANGE; PG. 127 - FURTHER NOTES EVIDENCE OF DIOXIN 
CONTAMINATION AT LEMON LANE
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

document EPA, Region V

MAJOR OUTSTANDING ISSUES
NOTES: STATES THAT SOIL SAMPLING TO DEVELOP AIR RISK 
CRITERIA IS UNNECESSARY
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00
hand - written notes

HANDWRITTEN RESULTS OF 1983 SAMPLE ANALYSES FOR LEMON 
LANE
NOTES: NO QA/QC PROVIDED; NOTES HIGH CONCENTRATION ON SITE 
OF 57,000 ppb OF PCB, HIGH OF 12.2 ppb PCB 1248 AT ILLINOIS 
CENTRAL SPRING; HIGH CONCENTRATION OF 1.0 ppb PCB 1248 IN 
MONITORING WELL-4; NO DIOXIN /FURAN ANALYSIS PROVIDED
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

paper Noel C. Krothe

FRACTURE TRACE ANALYSIS FOR LEMON LANE LANDFILL REFUSE 
AREA
NOTES: INCONCLUSIVE EXCEPT TO NOTE THAT SUBSURFACE 
DRAINAGE DOES OCCUR AT THE SITE
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix D

TDD FOR TAT SUPPORT
NOTES: $ 600.00 ALLOCATED FOR MONITORING ERECTION OF LEMON 
LANE SECURITY FENCE
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix E

POLREPS
NOTES: MATERIAL PROVIDED IS ILLEGIBLE, NO DEFINITION OF POLREP 
IS PROVIDED
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix F

CERCLA CLEAN UP FORMS
NOTES: PERSONNEL ENTRY/EXIT FORMS; EQUIPMENT ENTRY/EXIT 
FORMS; DAILY DIRECTION TO FENCE INSTALLATION COMPANY (SUNSET 
HILL FENCE CO.)
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix G

1900-55 FORMS
NOTES: CONTRACTOR STATUS REPORT INCLUDING HOURS WORKED BY
SUNSET HILL FENCE CO. WORKERS
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix H

INCIDENT OBLIGATION LOG
NOTES: ACCOUNTING OF EXPENDITURE TO SUNSET HILL FENCE CO.
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00 

appendix M

SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

appendix N

SITE SAFETY PLAN
NOTES: LEVEL D ONLY PERSONAL PROTECTION REQUIRED
________________________________________________________________

00/00/00

ON-SCENE COORDINATOR'S REPORT
LEMON LANE LANDFILL
NOTES: ACCOMPLISHED ERECTION OF SECURITY FENCE; PLACEMENT 
OF 11 WARNING PLACARDS
________________________________________________________________

(end of document)
DATA ACQUISITION REPORT
LEMON LANE LANDFILL - AUGUST, 1995
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