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Neal's Landfill Documents
2007

NPR Report on Neal's Landfill, Jan 3, 2008

ROD Amendment A.R. Index CBS Comments EPA Hearing, 8-7-07
Groundwater Source POW Comments League of Women Voters Comments COPA Comments
Public Notice 1 Public Notice 2 Monroe County Comments Dennis Williamson Comments
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2004

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1999

Pre-1999
  • Neal's Landfill - Background Documents - Boring data and water flow charts
  • Neal's Landfill Springs Flow & PCB, April 15-19, 1998 - charts flow, PCB levels, and conductivity at both the North and South Springs
  • Conard's Branch from Neal's Landfill Flow and Rain, April 15-19, 1998 - charts flow and cumulative rain

The short story of Neal's Landfill is that although a major portion of the PCBs were removed during remediation and the rest consolidated and capped, they continue to be released into Conard's Branch from the springs and seeps around the Landfill. The Sampling/Analysis of Fish in Conard’s Branch and Richland Creek done last Aug 7-9, 2001 has been released and shows high levels of PCBs in fish, especially at sites one and two close to the Landfill. Viacom plans to sample fish in 2004, and so the EPA may have to fund another round of testing.

A Draft Ecological Risk Assessment has been done, and shows danger to both mammals and birds feeding in the water near the Landfill.

The Status Report for Water, Sediment and Fish is complete, and the Groundwater Investigation Plan is in progress with the final report due in August 2002.


Warning! Eat no fish from Clear Creek, Pleasant Run, Salt or Richland Creeks.

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