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Actions Suggested in the Maumee RAP Recommendations Report Recommend that the owners and responsible parties for the various sites listed in the Investigation Report and the high priority sites listed above initiate clean-up activities as soon as possible and at minimum take interim measures to prevent leachate from entering surface waters. (3.10.2, 4.10.2., 5.10.2., 6.10.2) ISSUE 2: LANDFILLS, DUMPS AND BROWNFIELD SITES (continued) Action & Activity Maumee RAP Involvement Date Assessment and remediation activities vary by site. See Activity Descriptions for more details. Beneficial Use Affected See Page 1, 3, 4, 6, 11 80 The Ottawa River should be addressed as a separate cleanup project with responsibility for cleanup allocated to all of the contributing sources (5.10.2.) $ MAOC Project Ottawa River Sediment Screening Survey Maumee AOC Contaminated Sediment Project MAOC Project Extension Sediment Toxicity Survey Ottawa River Geographic Initiative Ottawa River Hot Spot Delineation and Risk Assessment Collaborator Collaborator Collaborator 1992- 1998 1994- 1996 1994- 1995 233 234 234 1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 14 Collaborator 1998 234 Collaborator 1998 235 Collaborator Collaborator ACTIVITIES NOT IN THE 1991 RAP RECOMMENDATIONS REPORT % % # $ Clean Dumps and Landfills Walking Tour Ottawa River Remediation Bus Tour Maumee AOC Uncontrolled Waste Site Database 1999- 2000 2000- 2001 237 186 Lead 1996 1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 14 135 Lead 1998 1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 14 136 Collaborator 1999 1, 3, 4, 6, 11, 14 136 Ohio Fund None 2001 - 2005 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14 137 Activities and Accomplishments In the Maumee Area of Concern 13 Issue 2: Landfills, Dumps, and Brownfield Sites
ISSUE 3: WETLANDS AND OPEN SPACE PRESERVATION Actions Suggested in the Maumee RAP Recommendations Report Action Activity Maumee RAP Involvement Date Beneficial Use Affected See Page See Issue 10 - Comprehensive Wildlife Habitat Management Plan Section for additional projects 138 Waterbank Program None 1992- 1994 139 Wetland Reserve Program None 1985- Present 138 Wetlands currently owned and managed by governmental entities and the private sector should be preserved as natural habitats but should receive sufficient management action to maximize wildlife usage and native plant communities. (2.3.4.2) & Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP) Manhattan Marsh Nature Preserve Blue Creek Wetlands Demonstration Project None Collaborator Collaborator 1996- Present 1990 – Present 1993- 1995 3, 14 138 139 140 Metzger Marsh Wildlife Area Improvements None 1994 140 Maumee Bay State Park Coastal Wetlands Restoration None 1997- 1998 140 Duck Creek Wetlands Restoration Project None Planned 2002 235 Counties, cities and villages should adopt their own legislation following the federal definitions and guidelines as outlined in Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. (2.3.4.2) The loss of wetlands to real estate development activities should be discouraged by governmental agencies involved in the permit review process. (2.3.4.2) Should development activities adversely affect wetlands, mitigation projects should be required which actually replace lost acreage with high quality, man-made wetland areas. (2.3.4.2) Building on the National Wetlands Inventory Maps, USFWS, local governments should prepare a comprehensive plan and maps that identify wetlands and floodplains, followed by adoption of prohibition on development within identified areas. (2.3.4.2) " - - - - - & & US ACOE and New Ohio Isolated Wetlands Regulations US ACOE and New Ohio Isolated Wetlands Regulations Maumee River Watershed Wetlands Protection & Enhancement Planning Project $ Remote Sensing Technology for Land Cover Analysis None 2001 14 141 None 2001 14 141 Collaborator Collaborator 2000- 2002 2000 – Present 3, 14 141 142 Activities and Accomplishments in the Maumee Area of Concern 14 Issue 3: Wetlands and Open Space Preservation
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Page 5: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks to the hund
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Page 10 and 11: the many Maumee RAP partners in the
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ISSUE 23: LONG-TERM MONITORING OF A
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Activities and Accomplishments in t
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Lead Organization: Collaborator(s):
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Residue Management & Erosion Contro
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filter strips and wildlife habitat.
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y planting a record 104 miles of tr
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Watershed Project participants, Kro
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(1984) In 1984, a sampling program
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Collaborator(s): Ohio EPA Millard A
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Site Investigation (1987) On Novemb
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Inland Chemical (Ash Street, Toledo
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(2000) In January 2000, Parsons Eng
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Unitcast (1440 East Broadway, Toled
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Site Investigation (1989-1995) The
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American Motors Company in 1987. Th
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An interim leachate collection syst
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leaching hydrocarbons into the cree
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A parcel of radioactive material wa
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Plant. Lead Organization: Collabora
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Site History: Northeast of Beatty P
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Under a cooperative agreement with
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Treasure Island Landfill (between N
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approved on September 14, 1995. Rem
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soils were sampled and found to inc
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Commercial Oil (3600 Cedar Point Ro
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Site History: At one time tributari
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evidence of significant contaminati
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expected to flow towards Swan Creek
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contaminant pathway was identified
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In February 1996 a site assessment
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Site Investigation (1993) Following
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This site is under Administrative O
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(1997) In 1997 the Spencer Township
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Other Area Watersheds Dial Corporat
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Jerusalem Township Dump (11670 Stat
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Clean Ohio Fund 2001-2005 Descripti
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Waterbank Program 1992-1994 Descrip
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Army Corps of Engineers and New Ohi
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OSU Drainage Channel Restoration Pr
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EPA on sites of 5 acres or greater
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Several municipalities have floodpl
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contracts with private waste manage
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incorporated in the casting of the
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Description: Ohio EPA staff are ava
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Plan of Operation for a Regional St
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management needs. The Toledo Storm
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10 presentations are given annually
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NGOs the chance to discuss pressing
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Maumee RAP awareness among communit
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Maumee RAP Public Service Announcem
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Collaborator(s): Maumee RAP Public
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Lake Erie Protection and Restoratio
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Action Group Oak Openings Natives N
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Project Wild (Ongoing) This program
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area (as recommended in the Point P
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Description: Lead Organization: In
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Oak Openings Native Plant Project 1
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Land Manager Restoration Efforts On
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prioritized areas for remediation i
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provide the time necessary to ident
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the navigational dredging project a
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• Review of site geologic informa
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system in 1987. This program has de
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1991-Present Description: The Orego
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2001-2003 Description: The Reno Bea
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Package Plant Inspections Ongoing D
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also added rip rap and plantings up
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Swan Creek Tour Boat Landing 1998 -
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Great Lakes Program (GLP) Founded b
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fertilizer manufacturer, S & L Fert
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level. The council of Great Lake Go
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Tank Corrosion Upgrade The protecti
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except in an emergency situation su
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Description: Lead Organization: Nea
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plans for each Metropark. Ohio DNR
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include Turtle Creek, Packer Creek
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created to identify many of the kno
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and other overhead expenses. Maumee
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Heidelberg College Monitoring 1970-
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Collaborator(s): Maumee RAP Sedimen
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Ottawa River Geographic Initiative
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761 Berdan Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43610
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Toledo Office Phone: (419)213-4254
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Business BP Oil Phone: (419)698-620
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P.O. Box 183, Holland, Ohio 43528 F
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Appendix B - Index of Acronyms This
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PAH PCB PRP PTI Polyaromatic Hydroc
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