Er Sites Inventory Book 2 (Nevada Test Site) (Environmental Restoration Sites Inventory)

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Table of Contents ______________________ Environmental Restoration (ER) Sites Inventory Site Cleanup Verification Summaries For Corrective Action Units (CAUs) ER S ,res Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 48 ......................................... CAU 48 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Snes Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 50 ......................................... CAU 50 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 52 ........... ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 54......................................... CAC 54 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 55 ......................................... CAU 55 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 57 ......................................... CAU 57 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 58 ......................................... CAU 58

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Table of Contents _____________________ Environmental Restoration (ER) Sites Inventory Site Cleanup Verification Summaries For Corrective Action Units (CAUs) ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report S11mmary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 60. ...................................... CAU 60 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 61............ .................... CAU61 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 62 ......................................... CAC 62 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 64. ..... . ................................ CAC 6-1ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 66......................................... CAU 66 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 68 .................. � ...................... CAC 68 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 69.. . .... ................................. CAU 69 ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 70......................................... CAU 70

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Table of Contents ____________________ Environmental Restoration (ER) Sites Inventory Site Cleanup Verification Summaries For Corrective Action Units (CAUs) ER Sites Inventory Closure Report Summary and Site Cleanup Verification Summary for CAU 71 ......................................... CAU 71

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Closure Report Summary Facility Name: Nevada Test Site, Area 1 Site Identification Number: 01-22-03 Site: Fonner location of two drums On September 17, 1990, Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co., Inc. (REECo) Environment and Health Division personnel identified and photographed two 5.: -gallon drums near UE-1r (water well). The drums were described as empty and were reported to be located 0.1 mile east ofUE-lr and 800 feet north ofUE-lr, respectively (Ref. No. 0501). Based on the site photographs, both of the drums were located on the ground, and one drum appeared to have been nestled in wood debris. Stained soils were not evident from the site photographs, and available documentation did not indicate that sampling was performed. Based on IT Corporation (IT) review of available, site-specific documentation, the drums at this site were removed by REECo personnel on July 16, 1991 (Ref. Nos. 2135 and 2222). Two photographs were taken by REECo personnel to document the waste removal operations (Ref. No. 213 l ). Based on standard Nevada Test Site (NTS) practices. the drums were •mrvPyed for radioactive contamination by a REECo Health Physics Department technician prior to 54.35 and 2222). Then, following standard practice, the drums were released for transport ai gement Operations personnel to a fenced yard at the CN-Cl I Reclaimable/Recyclable Mater o. 2222) According to information gathered during the IT Environmental Restoration Sites 1s such a; these were sent to the Area 9 Class I Landfill or the Area 23 Class I Landfill During IT review of the available docun d7 in the actual number of drums (i.e., two to four) was noted. Although only two drums were o 7 'lo. 0501), a new (third) drum was documented in REECo's Health Physics Department w� ummary for the week ending July 21, 1991 (Ref. No. 2164.35). Four drums were reported as 1 .. muveu 1Iom me site in a REECo Detailed Site Activity Summary for NTS Cleanup and Restoration dated May 14, 1992 (Ref. No. 2135). Based on the majority of the information found during document review. it is probable that the third and fourth drums were encountered in the field and removed during REECo's waste removal operations. On May 26, 1993, an IT field crew identified the exact area depicted in REECo's original site photographs (Ref. No. 050 l ). A search was conducted in the location identified _by REE Co near UE-1 r, and no drums were found. Wood pallets remained. No soil staining was observed. and no sampling was conducted. Based on this field effort, it was concluded that the drums had been No further action required. 8/2/95 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Non-Hazardous Site Cleanup Verification Summary Site Identification Number: 01-22-03 Site Name: Drums Other Identification Number: None Date of Field Verification: 05/26/93 Waste of Concern Removed? Yes NEVADA STATE PLANAR COORDINATES (1983) ORIGINAL SITE DESCRIPTION 1233.2 meters (above mean sea level) Location: UE-1 r. Site is abandoned. Description: One 55 gallon drum 0.1 mile east of UE-1 r water ~ell. There is another barrel 800 feet north. Both are empty. (Ref. No. 0501) FIELD VERIFICATION SITE DESCRIPTION On 5/26/93, an IT field crew located the exact area as shown in REECo's inventory photo (Ref. No. 0501). The drums had been removed. Wood pallets still remain. The drums (empty) were sent to either the Area 9 Class I landfill or the Area 23 Class I landfill for disposal. No manifest Is required for empty drums. (Ref. No. 2139). Containers with volumes ranging from I pint to 85 gallons were considered and treated as drums. :L~~~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 12/13/94 Resubmission Page I of 2 NEV ADA OPERATIONS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Closure Report Summary Facility '.'lame: Nevada Test Site. Area I Site Identification Number: 01-22-04 Site: Fonner location of a drum On October 8, 1990, Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co .. Inc. (REECo) Environment and Health Division personnel identified and photographed two dirt berms with miscellaneous debris and one crushed 55-galh "'.Im, near U-le and U-lc. The drum was described as empty and located on the west berm. The dirt berms were describe•. lCated along the road west of U-lc · (Ref. No. 0501 ). Based on the site photograph. the drum was assumed to be empty, and the miscellaneous debris appeared to be cable. Stained soils were not evident from the site photograph, and available documentation did not indicate that sampling was WASTE REMOV ALJDISPOSAL SUMMARY Based on IT Corporation (ID review of available. site-specific documentation. the drum at this site was removed by REECo personnel on July 16 '991 (Ref. No. 2138). Trash debris was not removed at the time of the drum removal (Ref. No. 2135). One photograph was taken by REECo personnel to document the waste removal operations (Ref. No. 2131). Based on standard Nevada Test Site practices. the drum was surveyed for radioactive contamination by a REECo Health Physics Department technician prior to removal from the site (Ref. No. 2164.35). Then, following standard practice, the drum was released for transport and removed by REECo Waste Management Operations personnel to either the Area 9 Class I Landfill or the Area 23 Class I Landfill for disposal <Ref. No. 2139). On May 26, 1993, an IT field crew identified the exact area as depicted in REECo's inventory photograph (Ref. No. 0501 ). A search was conducted in the location identified by REECo near U-le, and no drum was found. Metal debris remained. No soil staining was observed. and no sampling was conducted. Based on this field effort, it was concluded that the drum had been removed. No further action required. NEVADA OPERATIO NS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Non-Hazardous Site Cleanup Verification Summary Site Identification Number: 01-22-04 Site Name: Drum Other Identification Number: None Date of Field Verification: 05/26/93 Waste of Concern Removed? Yes NEVADA STATE PLANAR COORDINATES (1983) ORIGINAL SITE DESCRIPTION 1235.9 meters (above mean sea level) Location: U-le, U-lc. Site is abandoned. Description: Along the road west of U-lc are two dirt berms with miscellaneous debris. The west berm has a crushed 55 gallon drum. Drum is empty. (Ref. No. 0501) FIELD VERIFICATION SITE DESCRIPTION On 5/26/93. an IT field crew located the exact area as shown in REECo's inventory photo (Ref. No. 0501). The drum had been removed. but the metal debris still remains. The drum (empty) was sent to either the Area 9 Class I landfill or the Area 23 Class I landfill for disposal. No manifest is required for empty drums. (Ref. No. 2139) ~~~~~-~~~~-=:::-~~4------~~~~~~--~U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 12/13/94 Resubmission Page 1 of 2 NEV ADA OPERATIONS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Closure Report Summary Facility Name: Nevada Test Site. Area 1 Site Identification Number: 01-24-01 Site: Fonner location of two batteries On January 17, 1991, Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co., Inc. (REECo) Environment and Health Division personnel identified and photographed two batteries on the ground in the Area I Shaker Plant. The batteries were described as located west of tanker trailers (Environmental Restoration Inventory Site Number 01-01-01 ), west of the Drilling Painters Shop, and north of a transformer marked "non-PCB" (Ref. No. 0501 ). Based on the site photograph. the batteries appeared intact. Stained soils were not evident from the photograph, and available documentation did not indicate that sampling was performed. WASTE REMOV AUDISPOSAL SUMMARY Based on IT Corporation (IT) review of available. site-specific documentation. the two batteries at this site were removed by REECo personnel on October 23. 1991 (Ref. No. 2135). Two photographs were taken by REECo personnel to document that the batteries had been removed (Ref. No. 2131 ). Available documentation indicates that the batteries were not located within a designated radiation or potential radiation area (Ref. No. 2084). Based on standard Nevada Test Site practices, the batteries were surveyed for radioactive contamination by a REECo Health Physics Department technician prior to removal from the site (Ref. No. 2084). Then. following standard practice, the batteries were released for transport and removed by REECo Waste Management Operations personnel to a fenced yard at the CN-Cl 1 Reclaimable/ Recyclable Materials Holding Area in Area 3 (Ref. No. 2084). Site identification numbers were not tracked following removal of waste from the original site. Lead-acid batteries were then sent off site for reclamation of the lead at an approved lead smelter operation in California. Battery transportation was handled by Sheldon Battery of Las Vegas until the contract was terminated. Following contract termination. the remaining intact batteries at CN-Cl 1 were then sent to the Mercury Salvage and Excess Yard On May 26. 1993, an IT field crew identified the exact area depicted in REECo's inventory site photograph (Ref. No. 0501 ). A search was conducted in the location identified in the Area l Shaker Plant near the transformer, and no batteries were found. The transformer and the tank (site number 01-01-01) remain. No soil staining was observed. and no sampling was conducted. Based on this field effort, it was concluded that the batteries had been removed. No further action required. NEVADA OPERATIO NS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Non-Hazardous Site Cleanup Verification Summary Site Identification Number: 01-24-01 Site Name: Batteries Other Identification Number: None Date of Field Verification: 05/26/93 Waste of Concern Removed? Yes NEV ADA STATE PLANAR COORDINATES ( 1983) ORIGINAL SITE DESCRIPTION 1343.8 meters (above mean sea level) Location: Area I Shaker Plant, tank west of Drilling Painters Shop. Site is abandoned. Description: Two batteries north of transformer and west of tanker trailers. Batteries are intact (Ref. No. 0501). FIELD VERIFICATION SITE DESCRIPTION On 5/26/93, an IT field crew located the exact area as shown in REECo's inventory photo (Ref. No. 0501). The batteries had been removed. · Intact batteries taken to the Mercury salvage yard. No manifest is required for intact batteries (Ref. No. 2139). 12/13/94 Resubmission Pagel of 2 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SITES INVENTORY Closure Report Summary Facility Name: Nevada Test Site, Area 1 Site Identification Number: 01-24-02 Site: Fonner locations of three batteries (01-24-02A) On September 14, 1990, Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co .. Inc. (REECo) Environment and Health Division personnel identified and photographed five lead-acid batteries at two locations on the ground near the east side of Orange Road in Area 1 (Ref. No. 0501 ). The location of site Ol-24-02A was described as 0.2 mile nonh of the 0-39 marker on Orange Road: the location of site 01-24-028 was described as 0.2 mile south of the 0-39 marker on Orange Road (Ref. No. 0501). Based on the site photographs, the batteries at both sites appeared intact. Stained soils were not evident from the site photographs, and available documentation did not indicate that sampling was performed at either location. WASTE REMOV AUDISPOSAL SUMMARY Based on IT Corporation (m review of available, site-specific documentation. all five batteries at both sites were removed by REECo personnel on October 23, 1991 (Ref. Nos. 2131 and 2135). Four photographs were taken by REECo personnel to document that the batteries had been removed (Ref. No. 2131 ). Available documentation indicates that the battery sites were not located within designated radiation or potential radiation areas (Ref. No. 2084). Based on standard Nevada Test Site practices, the batteries were surveyed for radioactive contamination by a REECo Health Physics Department technician prior to removal from the site (Ref. No. 2084 ). Then, following standard practice, the batteries were released for transport and removed by REECo Waste Management Operations personnel to a fenced yard at the CN-Cl l Reclaimabie/ Recyclable Materials Holding Area in Area 3 (Ref. No. 2084). Site identification numbers were not tracked following removal of waste from the original site (Ref. No. 2139). Lead-acid batteries were then sent off site for reclamation of the lead at an approved lead smelter operation in California. Battery transportation was handled by Sheldon Battery of Las Vegas until the contract was terminated. Following contract termination, the remaining intact batteries at CN-Cl l were then sent to the Mercury Salvage and Excess Yard On May 26, 1993, an IT field crew identified the exact areas as depicted in REECo's inventory photographs (Ref. No. 0501 ). …