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Operational Range Assessment Program, Phase I Qualitative Assessment Report January 2009Youngstown Weekend Training Site, New YorkUnlikely – Five-Year ReviewEight ranges at Youngstown WETS are categorized as Unlikely, totaling 847 acres. These rangesconsist of three firing ranges, four maneuver and training areas, and a demolition range. Based upona review of readily available information, ranges where there is sufficient evidence to show that thereare no known releases or source-receptor interactions off-range that could present an unacceptablerisk to human health or the environment are categorized as Unlikely. Ranges categorized as Unlikelyare required to be re-evaluated at least every five years. Re-evaluation may occur sooner ifsignificant changes (e.g., change in range operations or site conditions, regulatory changes) occur thataffect determinations made during this Phase I Assessment.Table ES-1 summarizes the Phase I Assessment findings.EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc.ES-2
Operational Range Assessment Program, Phase I Qualitative Assessment Report January 2009Youngstown Weekend Training Site, New YorkTable ES-1: Summary of Findings and Conclusions for Youngstown Weekend Training SiteCategoryUnlikelyTotal Number ofRanges andAcreage Source(s) Pathway(s) Human Receptors Ecological Receptors4 operationalranges; 837 acres4 operationalranges; 10 acresSmall arms firingranges, demolitionrange, and maneuverand training areaManeuver andtraining areas andmedium caliberpractice firing rangeDrainage ditches,Four Mile Creek,and Six MileCreekNoneNot evaluated (no source identified)Sensitive environments (i.e.,wetlands)Conclusions andRationaleRe-evaluate after thefive-year review.On-site wetlandsinhibit the migrationof potential MCOCto off-range areasbased on samplingdata.Re-evaluate after thefive-year review.No source wasidentified based onsampling data.EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. ES-3
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