Appendix M: Installation Narrative Summaries - denix

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Fort Gillem, a sub-installation of Fort McPherson, was
recommended for closure by the 2005 BRAC Commission. The
installation comprises approximately 1,426 acres and is
surrounded by residential and commercial properties. Fort
Gillem supports Army Forces Command (FORSCOM)
readiness missions and is home for many FORSCOM and Fort
McPherson activities. The Eastern Distribution Region of the
Army and Air Force Exchange Service uses approximately 60
acres for storage. Fort Gillem also supports the Federal
Emergency Management Agency disaster relief activities by
providing warehouse and office space. In 2001, 27,000 tons of
lead contaminated soil and 4,000 tons of VOC contaminated
soil were excavated at the Northern Landfill Area (FTG 01).
The cleanup progress at Fort Gillem for FY02 through FY05 is
detailed below.
In FY02, the installation identified the groundwater plume
source with direct push sampling at FTG 01 North Landfill Area
site and additional samples to delineate the plume were taken
at FTG 04. The Army conducted a remedial investigation (RI)
at FTGs 07 and 09. The Army collected additional samples at
FTG 13 to support the baseline risk assessment (BLRA) that it
subsequently completed.
In FY03, the installation further defined the source areas at
FTG 01 and conducted an additional RI for FTG 07.
In FY04, the installation conducted a focused investigation on
the MW 48A area at FTG 01. The Army completed a focused
feasibility study (FFS) for the FTG 07 site and a FS for the FTG
09 site.
In FY05, the Army awarded a performance-based contract
(PBC) for FTGs 01, 04, 07, 09, 10, and 13. The remaining
restoration sites: FTGs 02, 03, 05, 06, 08, and 14 have been
recommended for no further action based on the site
investigation, pending concurrence/approval from the Georgia
Environmental Protection Division.
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The Army initiated preparation of an Environmental Condition of
Property (ECP) report and a CERFA report in response to the
BRAC 2005 recommendations for closure of the installation.
Fort Gillem completed a FFS for the cleanup strategy at FTG
01 (Operable Units A, B, H and I). The Army developed RI work
plan to address data gaps at FTG 01. Fort Gillem prepared
remedial design documents for interim remedial measures to
address source removals at FTGs 01 and 09. The Army
prepared RI reports for FTGs 04, 07, 09, and 10. Additionally,
the installation evaluated the groundwater monitoring network
and the off-site well survey.
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Fort Gillem had no MMRP sites previously identified, but
several operational ranges are present. The Army completed a
historical records review for the operational ranges at Fort
Gillem.
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Plan of action items for Fort Gillem are grouped below
according to program category.
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0 Prepare an RI/BLRA report and a focused FS at
FTG 13 in FY07.
0 Prepare an RI/BLRA report and a focused FS at
FTG 04 in FY07.
0 Complete the ECP and CERFA reports in FY07.
0 Achieve remedy-in-place in FY08.
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There are no MMRP actions scheduled for FY07 or
FY08.
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