Draft EA - San Diego International Airport

SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT – PROPOSED RUNWAY 9 DISPLACED THRESHOLD
Table 3-5 (1 of 2)
Sites and Facilities Reported or with the Potential to Contain Hazardous Wastes or
Environmental Contamination in the Vicinity of SDIA
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SITE NO. NAME LOCATION SUMMARY DESCRIPTION
1. Former NTC Inactive
Landfill
2. Former Rental Car Facility
Fuel Farm
3. Former Lindbergh Field
Fuel Farm
4. Former US Air Hangar
and Maintenance Facility
(Commuter Terminal)
5. Former Teledyne Ryan
Facility
S.W. sector of
airport, N. of
Harbor Dr., E. of
Navy Lagoon and
W. of Term. 2
West.
S.W. sector of
airport, N. of
Harbor Dr. and S.
of Term. 2 West.
S.-central
boundary of
airport, N. of
Harbor Dr. and W.
of the Commuter
Term.
S. central sector of
airport, N. of and
adj. to the
Commuter Term.
S.E. sector of
airport, N. of
Harbor Dr.
52-acre site formerly used by NTC and MCRD from the 1940s to
1971 as a municipal landfill for consumer waste, burn ash, and
construction debris. The landfill site has been remediated and is
currently being redeveloped as part of the Green Build at SDIA.
2-acre site formerly used as a rental car facility and contained
USTs. The buildings and tanks have been removed and the site is
now covered by an asphalt roadway and parking lot. Residual
soil/groundwater contamination remains in place.
5-acre site formerly used until 1995 as a fuel storage facility for
jet fuel, av-gas and motor vehicle fuel. The tanks have been
removed and the site is presently occupied with a one story office
building and adjoining asphalt parking lot. Residual
soil/groundwater contamination remains in place.
4-acre site formally occupied by an aircraft/GSE maintenance
facility. Now covered with asphalt and concrete apron, the
residual soil and groundwater contamination is not reported to
be significant.
Also known as the former Northrop Grumman Corp. and Ryan
Aeronautical Company facility, this 47-acre site is undergoing
remediation.
6. Airport Fuel Farm N. central sector
of airport.
Site of the existing Airport fuel farm. Contains two 1 milliongallon
aboveground storage tanks for jet fuel. No reported
environmental contamination or significant leaks.
7. Former Lindbergh Field
Live-Fire Training Facility
8. Former General Dynamics
(Lindbergh Field Plant)
Facility
N. central sector
of airport near
Runway 13.
N.E. sector of
airport; S. of
Pacific Hwy.
This 3-acre site was used until 1987 for live-fire training. Now
covered with dirt or asphalt, the extent of residual
soil/groundwater contamination (if any) is unknown.
90-acre site formerly used for manufacturing of aircraft and other
military equipment. Presently vacant and serves as a staging area
for unloading trucks and parking cars. Chemicals of concern
include chlorinated hydrocarbons, petroleum hydrocarbons and
chromium. Designated for “open field” land-uses.
9. Jimsair UST S.E. of Site No. 8 UST associated with an existing FBO.
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