Appendix M: Installation Narrative Summaries - denix

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In 1995, the BRAC Commission recommended closure of Fort
Pickett except for essential training areas and facilities used for
Reserve components. The installation closed on September 30,
1997. Site types include underground storage tanks, petroleum
spills, old salvage yards, motor pools, and firefighter training
areas. Petroleum hydrocarbons are the primary contaminants
affecting groundwater, surface water, sediment, and soil.
During FY95, the local community formed a local
redevelopment authority (LRA). In FY96, the Army formed a
BRAC cleanup team and a Restoration Advisory Board, while
the LRA developed a land reuse plan.
To date, the Army has transferred approximately 45,160 acres
from Fort Pickett, over 42,000 acres of which went to the Army
National Guard. The cleanup progress at Fort Pickett for FY02
through FY05 is detailed below.
In FY02, the installation awarded a guaranteed fixed price
remediation (GFPR) contract to complete restoration activities
at the former Salvage Yard (Environmental Baseline Survey
[EBS] 13) and to complete a decision document (DD) at the
former Storage Compound (EBS 79). The installation
completed remedial investigations (RIs) at the Motor Pools
(EBS 115 and 124). DDs were completed for 41 sites including
the Firefighter Training Area (EBS 103) and the former Service
Station (PI 1).
In FY03, the Army completed finding of suitability to transfer
(FOST) documents for 11.25 acres and transferred the property
to the Nottoway County LRA and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Progress at the former Salvage Yard (EBS 13) under the GFPR
contract proceeded as scheduled. The Army completed the
inventory of closed, transferred, and transferring ranges and
sites with unexploded ordnance, discarded military munitions,
or munitions constituents at Fort Pickett. No Military Munitions
Response Program (MMRP) sites were found at this
installation.
In FY04, the installation completed the RI and feasibility study
at the former Salvage Yard (EBS 13); additionally, the draft
proposed plan was submitted for review. The installation
completed the FOSTs for the Motor Pools and the former
Storage Compound.
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In FY05, Fort Pickett completed remedial actions at the former
Salvage Yard. The installation also completed DDs for the
Motor Pools (EBS 115 and 124), the former Storage Compound
(EBS 79), and the former Salvage Yard (EBS 13). The
installation transferred 5 parcels, totaling 60 acres, to the LRA.
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Fort Picket continued the groundwater monitoring and
maintenance operations at the former Salvage Yard (EBS 13).
The installation completed the compilation and digitization of
the administrative record and information repository. The
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has concurred
with the clean-up objectives for BCT 22 (the former Fuel
Station) and is working in cooperation with the Army to ensure
that the ongoing monitoring efforts are fully implemented. The
Army has transferred all property at the installation. This is the
last narrative for this installation.
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The Army has identified no MMRP sites at this installation.
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Plan of action items for Fort Pickett are grouped below
according to program category.
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There are no MMRP actions scheduled for FY07 or
FY08.
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