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5 Field Parameter Measurements .... . . . . . . 17
6A Data for Groundwater Samples for Metals . . . . 21
Analytical
6B Data for Groundwater Samples for Filtered Metals 23
Analytical
7 Data for Groundwater Samples for Organics 25
Analytical
8 Data for Surface Water Samples for Metals 27
Analytical
rl 9 Analytical Data for Surface Water Samples for Organics 28
j 10 Analytical Data for Surface Soil, Subsurface Soil,
and Sediment Samples for Metals . . . . . . . . . . 31
II Data for Surface Soil, Subsurface Soil,
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and Sediment
Analytical Data
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for Pesticides . . . . . . . . 33
and Sediment Samples
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If; 1 INTRODUCTION
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This Phase II Site
of Environmental Protection ( FDEP,
Inspection ( 51) report
formerly
was prepared
the Florida
for the FloridaDepartment
Department of Environmen-
tal Regulation ( FDER]) by ABB Environmental Services, Inc. ( ABB- ES) under contract
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HW- 147. The SI was conducted pursuant to the authority of the Comprehensive
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Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 ( CERCLA),
U. S. C. 9601 et seq., as amended by the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization
Act ( SARA), Public Law 99- 499 and Florida Statutes, Chapter 403. The purpose of
f1 methodologies, and
j the workplan package is to present the site background,
The objectives of the 81 is to determine the
objectives for conducting an SI.
presence and nature of contamination at
the site resulting from alleged release
II of hazardous
incorporated
substances
into
into the environment.
the Hazard Ranking System ( HRS)
The results of
evaluation ( effective March,
the SI will be
1991) of the Avenue Landfill site and will be used to determine what, if
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any, further action is required by
IiJ Agency ( USEPA) and/ or FDEP to address possible contamination at the site.
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SITE BACKGROUND
I Site Description. The Ready
24 West,
Avenue Landfill
latitude
site
30025'
is located
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in Section 8
86039' 52"
of
Township 2 South, Range at longitude
Figure 1). The site extends along the east and west sides of Ready Avenue, south
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consists of
Avenue,
an
in Fort
abandoned landfill that
Walton Beach,
covers
Okaloosa County,
approximately 11 acres and
Florida.
site
adj oining
The
properties that are owned by the City of Fort Walton Beach ( city). The site
encompasses approximately 30 acres bounded on the west by Hurlburt Field Air Force
I""j Base, the north by Lovejoy Road, the south by the landfill edge and adjoining
the west side of Hill
industrial properties, and east by industrial properties on
Avenue [ 2, 11, 36, 39, 45, 47, 71].
I Figure2 presents the onsite features, property boundaries, and general landfill
boundaries. Most of the former landfill area was located east of Ready Avenue,
rectangular extension from the southern part of the landfill located west
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of the road.
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Part of the landfill has been sold by the city as industrial sites.
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The property occupied by Environmental Waste Systems and possibly other properties
located on the west side of Hill Avenue are situated on the eastern landfill
