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10.0 INTERIM ACTION SITES ROD<br />

This section presents background information on the IA <strong>Site</strong>s ROD; a summary of remedial actions and a<br />

technical assessment of the actions taken at these sites; identifies any issues related to the protectiveness<br />

of the remedies based on the review; presents recommendations and follow-up actions, if needed, to<br />

address issues identified during the review; and provides a statement regarding the protectiveness of the<br />

site remedies.<br />

10.1 Background<br />

An IA ROD (IAROD) was signed in March 1994 (Army, 1994a). The IAROD was based on the IA FS<br />

and proposed plan (HLA, 1993a; HLA, 1993b). The IAROD defined criteria that a site must meet to<br />

qualify as an IA site, and described the approval process for implementing IAs. The primary criteria<br />

include: (1) the maximum depth of affected soil that could be addressed as an IA was 25 feet bgs, and<br />

(2) the volume of affected soil that could be addressed as an IA was limited typically to between 500 and<br />

5,500 cy. The cleanup goals and approach for these sites were consistent with those presented for the<br />

OUs and RI sites at <strong>Fort</strong> <strong>Ord</strong>.<br />

For each proposed IA (IA) site, the process began with a site characterization investigation and report.<br />

The regulatory agencies reviewed the report and approved it after their comments were addressed. If the<br />

site met the criteria, an IA approval memorandum was submitted for regulatory agency approval. The<br />

public was notified that an approval memorandum was submitted, and if the approval memorandum was<br />

approved, public notice of the proposed action was provided two weeks before work began. The IA was<br />

then implemented and a Confirmation <strong>Report</strong> was prepared. If the report was approved, the site was<br />

included in the IAROD process. If the confirmation report was not approved, it was resubmitted after<br />

additional action was taken to address agency concerns. If it was determined that the contamination was<br />

too extensive to be remediated under the IAROD, then the site was transferred to the RI sites category.<br />

An RI/FS report would then be prepared for the site and it would be included in the Basewide RI <strong>Site</strong>s<br />

ROD.<br />

10.2 Remedial Actions<br />

10.2.1 Remedy Selection<br />

• Alternative 1: NoA<br />

• Alternative 2: Excavation, soil treatment, recycling and/or disposal.<br />

Selected Remedy<br />

Alternative 2 was the selected remedy and includes excavating, treating, recycling and/or disposal of<br />

contaminated soil from IA areas and backfilling with clean soil.<br />

10.2.2 Remedy Implementation<br />

The following sites received agency concurrence for the confirmation reports prior to August 2002 as<br />

described in the first five-year review and are not described in this section:<br />

• <strong>Site</strong> 14 – 707th Maintenance Facility<br />

• <strong>Site</strong> 15 – Directorate of Engineering and Housing (DEH) Yard<br />

<strong>Final</strong><br />

10-1<br />

FORMER FT ORD 5YR REVIEW 2007_FINAL United States Department of the Army

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