ANCHOR MOTOR FREIGHT SITE

FINAL PLAN OF REMEDIAL ACTION

SEPTEMBER 1996

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL DIVISION OF AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

SITE INVESTIGATION & RESTORATION BRANCH

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Introduction 1 II. Site Description and History 1 III. Background 1 IV. Remedial Investigation Results I V. Facility Remedial Action Objectives 2 VI. Proposed Plan and Public Participation 3 VII. Recommendations 3 VIII. Declaration 3

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Anchor Motor Freight Site, Proposed Plan of Remedial Action

I. Introduction

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control ("Department") issues this Final Plan of Remedial Action under the provisions of the Delaware Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act ("HSCA") and the Delaware Regulations Governing Hazardous Substance Cleanup ("Regulations"). The Final Plan presents to the public, the Departments' final selection of Remedial Activities to occur at the Anchor Motor Freight Site, Newark, New Castle County, Delaware.

II. Site Description and History

The Anchor Motor Freight ("AMF") site is located at 788-796 Old Baltimore Pike in Newark, Delaware (Figure 1). The property is approximately 2.5 acres, with two vacant buildings. One is a cement block garage, formerly used to repair engines and the other is a house utilized for office space. The open areas within the property are used to store trailers and tractors. The site is bordered by residential development. The property was purchased by AMF in 1969 and used for major overhauls of engines and transmissions until the mid-1970's. The office building was used for training until 1994.

III. Background

A preliminary site investigation was conducted at the AMF site. A report, dated January 11, 1995, documented soil sample results in several areas of the site and identified elevated levels of Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) and Lead.

AMF entered into an agreement which is outlined in the Notice of Conciliation Proceedings document dated September 5, 1995.

Based on the information collected during the Preliminary Site Investigation ("PSI"), a Remedial Investigation ("RI") and Interim Remedial Action was conducted at the AMF site in accordance with the DNREC approved Remedial Action Work Plan (November 9,1995). Detailed information regarding the Preliminary Site Assessment, Remedial Investigation, and Interim Remedial Action is presented in the reports titled, "Final Report - Remediation Activities at Anchor Motor Freight, Inc., Newark, Delaware" (May 14,1996).

IV. Remedial Investigation Results

The RI focused on soil sampling and analysis of five areas within the site. Soil sample locations were chosen on the basis of previous investigation data, historical site activities and visually identified stains. Soil sample locations were limited to five areas within the site, identified as the garage area, grease trap area, perforated pipe area, hydraulic lift area, and the grid area. Areas of excavation and sample location are illustrated in Figures 2, 3, and 4. A total of thirty (30) soil samples were collected and analyzed for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons - Diesel Range Organics

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("TPH-DRO") and Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons ("PAH") for all areas. Analysis for total Lead was targeted for specific areas (grease trap area, perforated pipe area, and grid area). Soils collected from the hydraulic lift area were analyzed for TPH and Polychlorinated Bi-phenols ("PCB") only.

Soil cleanup objectives for this site were determined by DNREC and included in the Work Plan with agreement by AMF. The EPA Region III Risk Based Concentration ("RBC") tables for residential soil exposure was adopted and included in the Work Plan as the cleanup criteria for PAH's and PCB's in soil.

The soil cleanup level for TPH-DRO at the site was set at 1000 parts per million ("ppm") and for lead at 400 ppm for residential applications.

Soil sample results indicated elevated concentrations ofTPH-DRO within each of the five areas investigated at the site. Some of these areas indicated elevated concentrations of Lead and only detectable concentrations ofPAH's and PCB's.

Upon evaluation of initial sampling data, excavation and removal of contaminated soils was included in the RI as an Interim Response activity. The designated areas of the site with contaminated soil were excavated and cleanup was subsequently verified by confirmatory soil sampling and DNREC oversight. All reported contaminant constituents in the soils with elevated concentrations were removed. The reported results of the confirmatory soil sampling has verified that the Interim Response activities achieved the cleanup goals specified by DNREC.

As part of the RI Work Plan objective, a groundwater sample was collected from the former on­site domestic water supply well. The sample was analyzed for volatile organic compounds, semi-volatile organic compounds and Priority Pollutants Metals in accordance with DNREC Standard Operating Procedures for Chemical Analytical Programs under HSCA (Revised May, 1995). The reported results indicate no exceedance of the DNREC specified Interim Guidance on Screening Levels for Hazardous Substances (Revised May, 1996).

v. Facility Remedial Action Objectives

In accordance with the Regulations, the Department set (remedial action) objectives for land use, resource use, and cleanup levels that are protective of human health and the environment for the site. The following two (2) objectives are determined to be appropriate for the facility:

• To continue the use of the site as an industrial/commercial facility or future residential with supplied public water for all purposes;

• That routine construction, excavation and maintenance activities can occur without any special chemical hazard precautions.

These objectives are consistent with the value of the building structure as a manufacturing facility, the surrounding land use, New Castle County zoning policies, state regulations governing water supply, and worker health and safety.

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VI. Proposed Plan and Public Participation

The Department drafted the "Anchor Motor Freight Site, Proposed Plan of Remedial Action" recommending that no further cleanup be required at the Anchor Motor Freight Site. The notice of the Proposed Plan was published on August 5,1996 in the Wilmington News Journal newspaper (figure 5). The Department received no inquiries during the twenty (20) day public comment period.

VII. Recommendations

As a result of the successful completion of the interim response action and the findings of the Remedial Investigation, the Department recommended in the Proposal Plan that no further cleanup is required at the Anchor Motor Freight Site. There being no objections raised to this proposal during the public comment period, the Department has adopted "no further action" as the Final Plan of Remedial Action under HSCA.

VIII. Declaration

This Final Plan of Remedial Action for the Anchor Motor Freight Site is protective of human health, welfare and the environment and is consistent with the requirements of the Delaware Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act.

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i- PUBUC NOTICE PROPOSED PlAN OF REMEDIAl

ACTION FOR THE ANCHOR MOTOR FREIGHT SITE The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Envi. ronmental Control (DNREC) Announces the release of the Proposed Plan of Remedial Action for the Anchor Motor Freight site located in Newark. Delaware. under Ihe authOTl!y of the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act (HSCA). Successive investigations at the sile identified a limited area 01 soil contamination on the property. During the Re· medial Investigation (AI), site characterization revealed the extent 01 contarTlination. initiat· ing an Interim Action Re· sponse under DNREC direc· tion. Excavated material was processed on sire and reo moved to an off Slle facility for treatment and disposal. Confir. matory soil samples and groundwater samples indicate no exceedance of the cleanup criteria designated in the ONREC approved work plan.

As a result of the successful completion of the Interim Re. . sponse Action and the find· ings 01 the AI ONAEC pro. poses no further cleanup al the Anchor Motor Freight site.

A copy of the Proposed Plan of Remedial Action for the An· chor Motor Freight site is avail· able at the following location: DNAEC's New Castle Office

715 Grantham Lane New Castle. DE 19720

(302) 323·4540

ONAEC invites written com· ments on this Plan. Members of the public may also request a public hearing on the Pro· posed Plan of Remedial Action pursuant to 7 Del. C. Section 9112. The comment period begins on August 5. 1996 and ends at 4:30 p.m. August 26. 1996.

Comments andlor requests for a public hearing may be sub­mitted in wr~ing 10 Zsolt Ha· verland by the close of busi· ness (4:30 p.m.) on August 26, 1996 at DNREC's New Castle Office. 880077 . DSN 8(2: DBR 815i96

COR ··DRIVER - Mon-Frl, med­ It Is hereby given that Notice is herebY given that ~otlce is. hereby given that

LEGAL NOTICE EGAL NOnCE LEGAL NOTICEWAREHOUSE/BACKUPbe

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~;·Del. Indus. Park (off Rt. charges Section for an mum emissions of Non- along with plpmg, con- (3CEnvironmental Control,72>' Newark, DE 1-2 WEEK CLASSES . on-site wastewater treat­ HAP VOC will be limited to trois, and apPurtenances; Division of Parks and 65,

· ol WAREHOUSE Job placement assistance. ment and disposal sYstem 8.9 TPY and HAP VOC to and pressure se"'!er and a Recreation, Planning, PA

Call 800-341-3507 for St. Jones Landing 1.0 TPY, for the enll re gravity sewer WIth man- ENSeveral long term ware­ Preservation and Devel­Mobile Home Park. The plant. 11960935 holes '!nd appurtenances opment Section will re­ 10,house positions avail. in dally flow to this system is Melvin L. Joseph Con- to serv£ce the Smyrna 1,440 gallons. The site is structJon Co., Inc., Industrial Park, Smyrna, Wllm & New Castle area. JOBS WANTED ceive sealed bids in Room

Aj:lpllcants must have clean A218, DNREC Building, located on the North East Georgetown, requests a Kent County, Delaware. 89 Kings Highway, Dover, LEGcrfminal history & reliable of Kent CR 363; between permit to construct a tem- New Castle County De- Th

tr!lns. Computer skills a Hardworking 36YO Male. Delaware 19903, unlll ~-ooCR 364 & 26. POrary concrete crushing partment of Public Works Wiplus. Call todaY! Desires work or appren­ p.m., November 8, 1996 atThe application may be operation. Total esllmated to construct one (I) waste- which time they witt be tra~,t tfceship on sailing vessell. Inspected by appointment emissions are 0.04 TPY water pUmping stallon publicly opened for the fol

610 873-9738 Jim Eve or Iv msg at the offices of the D1vlson particulate and 3.6 TPY along WIth piping, controls following project: Dela­ arc

of Water Resources, 89 products of combusllon. and apPurtenances; a two ware seashore State Park, De PERSONALIZED Kings Highway, P.O. Box #970426 (2) inch pressure and .an tirContract No. 1996-DS-loo,

House Cleaning. 1401, Dover; 715 Gran­ Berry Van Lines, Inc., eight (8) inch gravity W,This proiect includes con­Wilm. 479-7500 Call Mary, 761-9330. tham Lane, New Castle; Dover requests a permit to sewer with manholes and crete unit masonry demo­ Cr

or 317 N. du Pont Highway, construct a paint spray apPurtenances to ser\(lce lition, replacement and Pr Georgetown. For addi­ booth Total emissions of the proposed office bUlld- repair, replacement of ex­ Fe'JOB TRAINING tional information or for an VOC 'and particulate are Ing at15 Reed's WaY, New isting quarry tile flooring an, appointment to inspect the estimated to be 5.3 TPY. castle Hundred, New cas- and installation of ceramic be

onapplication, please call 11970428 tie, Delaware. wall file, modification of"ARE YOU JOB READY? A Power Packed Resume (302) 739-4761 in Dover. The application may be The application ~aY be existing and installation of the·If YOU are a dropout, age

WilmingtonlNewark A public hearing concern­ Inspected at the offices inspected bY apPolntm.el)t OP­·<16-21, low Income, we can new doors, frames and d1elp with free employ­ 453-1858 ing this application will of the Division of Air at the offices of the DIVI- hardware, removal and ser /ment skills training & iob NOT be held unless the and Waste Management, sian of Water Resources, reinstallation of existing or

secretary of the Depart­ 89 Kings Highway, Dover, 89 Kings Highway, P.O. Sptoilet accessories and par­;'573-2447. DPIClEOE""placement. CALL CEP, ment of Natural Re­ Delaware and 715 Gran- Box 1401, Dover, DE; titions and installation of for

sources and Environmen­ tham Lane, New Castle, 715 Grantham Lane, New additional units, repair fro ,... Become A Medical tal Control receives a Delaware. For additional Castle, pE; or 317 N. and resurfacing of existing Ric£ TRANSCRIPTIONIST request for such a hearing Information or an apPOint- duPont Highway, Ge9rge- exterior Insulation finish BL : I Enrolling Now for Nov. 5 within 15 dayS from the ment to inspect the appll- town. For addltlonallnfor- system, modification of Dc t· Call DTI 302/575-1322 date of this notice. A re­ cation, please contact m'!tlon or an apPOI.n~ent electrical system and In­ ca BECOME A NAIL TECH in quest for a hearing must Mr. Ray Malenfant at the to Inspect the applicat,on, Grstallation of new fixtures, , eight weeks. Brandywine exhibit a familiarity with Dover Office at 739-4791, please call Deborah A. and modification of exist­ Fi: "SChool of Cosmetology is the application and must or Mr Robert Taggart of King 302-739-5731. ing plumbing and replace­ Me "enrolling now. Call contain a reasoned state­ the New Castle Office at A public hearirg concern- ment of floor drains. 10, '-302-475-6085. The finest ment of the permits prob­ 323-4542. Ing the application WIll A pre-bid meeting will be'-education for less. Com­ able impact. A public hearing concern- NOT be held unless thl! held at 10:00 a.m. on, plete course $875. 10113-NJ A/2072 Ing the application will not secretary of the Depart- Thursday, October 24, Meri'

01781173 be held unless the Secre- ment of ~atural Re- 1996 at the project site. At­ is tary of the Department of sources receives a req.uest 08tendance at this meeting IsNatural Resources and for such a hearing Within mandatory for all pro­ cor

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION an'Environmental Control re- 15 days from the date of spective bidders and willFREE Job Training at DeIa­ TO: All Claimants and Caceives a request for such a this l)otlce. A req!Jest for a be a pre-requisite for SUb­Potential Claimants inc;hearing within 15 days hearing shall be In wriling mitting a bid."ware Tech. Call 571-5313. against DynAir Services 10­

additional information or Christiana Stanton Road,· ~tdp~i~~~~~~'1"sssrs;~~~~ for an appointment to in­

Company that any person Inspected by appointment Anchor ~otor Freight s£te P.O. Box 6520, Newark,Financial Aid if Qualified sPect the Consistency De­

to whom this notice is sent at the office of the Division wa~ available for I?ubllcIs a proper claimant and of Water Resources, Well rev£ew.and noticed In the Delaware 19713.

• Dawn Training Institute terminations, please call does not operate as a The Department of Natu­Enrolling thru Oct. 18 (302) 739-3451. Permits Branch, 89 Kings 8/5/96 Issue of the Dela­

waiver of any defense or Highway, Dover, DE. For ware State News and the ral Resources and EnVi­CALL 302/575-1322 10113-NJ A/2676 ronmental Control, Divi ­counterclaim in respect of additional information or News Journal.. The public 01781710 any claim asserted bY any an appointment to inspect comment period on this sion of Parks andTO ENROLL!!

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person to whom such no­ Recreation, Office of Plan­an application, please Plan closed on 8126/96.tfce is sent. The Company contact Dawna Nickerson Ther!,! were no objections ning, Preservation and reserves the right to re­ at 302-739-4793. to th.'s Proposed Plan Development reserves thelect, in whole or in part, right to reject and/or allA public hearing concern- receIved during that any claims submitted pur­ bids and to waive any In­ing an application WILL comrT!ent period. formalities therein. Thesuant to this notice. NOT be held unless the ;t;he Final Plan (cal~l,ng forDATED: October 1, 1996 Department also reservessecretary of the Depart- .No Further ActioI') ) was DYNAIR SERVICES the right to extend the limement of Natural sIgned by DNREC S RUSSIA, INC. and place for bid openingResources and Envlron- Director of A,r and Waste from that described in this 1011-NJ A/26096 mental Control Receives a Management on 10/02/96.

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DECEMBER 4, 1996 PlPEFITTlNG

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from the date of this no- and shall state the nature Proposals shall be placedRussia, Inc. tice. A request for a hear- of the issl,Jes to be raised at orin a sealed envelopePlease take notice that 10.Ing shall be in writing and the hearing... It.must also clearly marked BIDDynAir Services Russia, must show a familiarity show a familiarity with the ENCLOSED, Contract No.Inc. (the "Company"), aLEGAL NOTICES with the application and a application and a rea­ 1996-DS-l00 and ad­Delaware corporation, Thereasoned statement of the soned statement of the dressed to:flied a Certiflcate of Disso­ Reipermit's probable impact. permit's probable impact. Department of Naturallution in the office of the sec.Air Quality 101l3-NJ A/3255PUBLIC NOnCE Resources & Environ­secretary of State of the MeManagement Section 01782250Consistency Determina­ mental Control State of Delaware on whDivision of Air LEGAL NOTICEtions have been submitted september 11, 1996 at 9:00 Division of Parks II-. thEto the Federally approved and Waste Management The next meeting of the RecreationA.M., pursuant. to the pro­ neeDelaware Coastal Man­ 89 Kings Highway Parks and Recreation Planning, Preservationvisions of Section 275 of the car

General Corporation Law aneagement Program for the P.O. Box 1401 COuncil for Delaware State and Development Sectionfollowing proiect(s): Dover, DE 19903 Parks Is scheduled for 89 Kings Highwayof the State of Delaware. on

The Certificate of docMid-Atlantic Fishery 739-4791 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, P.O. Box 1401 Management Council ­ 10113,16-NJ A/2849 October 23, 1996 at the Dover, Di= 19903Dissolution became effe<:­ roc

tlve on that date. All per­ eq[This regulatory amend­ 01781919 Grass Dale Conference A"ention: Wayne Rustsons with claims or poten­ piament would revise the Center, at Fort DuPont Phone No. 302-739-5284

commercial quota system LEGAL NOTICE . State Park in Delaware Prospective bidders maytial claims against the ins'Well Construction Permits City DEfor scUP. The annual com­ obtain contract docu­Company must send their themercial total allowable Notice is herebY given that 101l316-'NJ A/2103 ments upon payment ofclaims or demands to the catch would be allocated application has been flied '0/781196 $150.00 for each set at the 10"

offices of the Company, insby'to three periods: above address. This pay­January-April (45.11 %); ment is non-refundable

AItn: Corporate secretary, tricRichard carmine to con- ~THE FINAL PLAN OF2000 Edmund Halley struct one 8" x 100' irriga- REMEDIAL ACTION. for mEMay-October (38.95%); and the documents needDrive, Reston Virginia tion well. The well is to be tt:'e Anchor M9tor Freight mi'and November-December not be returned.20191-3436, on or before approximately 2300 It. off Ite, located In Newark, be(15.94%). During the sum­ Each bid must be accom­December 30, 1996. All the north side of CR 70, one Delaware, has been £s- Kir mer period (May-Octo­ panied by a bid guaranteeclaims must be presented mile east of CR 68, one sued under the Hazardous 378ber) a state-bY-state equivalent to ten percentin writing and must con­ mile southeast of Hearns SUbstan.ce Cleanup Act, 3 cquota system would be in (10%) of the amount of thetain sufficient information Crossroads Sussex bY the Site Investigation & meeffect. The commercia I base bid and all add alter­to Inform the Company of Co ty Th 'd . ed Restoration Branch recfishery would be closed the identity of the claimant u.n. e es'r. ca- (SIRB) of the Delaware nates. The bid guarantee Weonce the allocation for a pac,ty of the well IS 500 t f N t I may be a certified check and the substance of the gallons per minute. Departmen a aura 199given period was reached. or a bid bond secured bY aclaim. The company may Richard Carmine to con- Resources and Envlron- BieWrllten comments con­ surety authorized to domake distributions to struct one 8" x 100' Irriga- mental Control (DNREC). The.cerning the consistency of business in the State ofother claimants and the tlon well The well is to be As a result of the succe~s- 199,these profects will be ac­ Delaware. The bid guar­Company's stockholders approximately 260 It. off ful completion of the In­ Soucepted for 20 days from antee shall be made pay­or persons interested as the east side of CR 68, 6000 terlm response action and OdEthe date of this notice and able to the Department ofhaving been such without It south of CR 70 6000 It the findings of the Reme- Cd'should be sent to the Natural Resources andfurther notice to the south of Hearns' Cross~ dial Inyestigatlon, the 101following address: claimant. Environmental Control. roads, Sussex County. The DNREC ISSUed a f.roPOsed Delaware Coastal Man­ The giving of this nollce A COpy of the bidding doc­desired capacity of the Plan calling Wr No F\lr ­agement Program, uments can be revieweddoes not revive any claim well Is 500 gallons per ther Cleanup at the site. DNREC P.O. Box 1401 at the Delaware Contrac­barred or constitue minute. The Pr9POsed Plan of Dover, DE 19903. For acknowledgment by the tors Association, 527The application(s) may be Remedial Action for the

advertisement of not less request for such a hearing T.h!! Remedial Action De- than five calendar dayS'within 15 dayS from the clslon Record cl?nta,nlng notice bY certified mail todate of this notice. A the baSIS for the Final Plan those bidders who haverequest for a hearing must rT!ay .be revl.ewed at the obtained copies of the bid­exhibit a familiarity with DIVISion of Air and Waste ding documents. An Equal the application and must Management, 715 Gran- OpPOrtunity Employer.contain a reasoned state- tham Lane, New Castle, Christophe A.G. Tulou,ment of the permits prob- DE 19720. between the secretaryable impact. hours of 8.00 a.m. and 10113-NJ A12124 4:30 P.m., MondaY through 10113, 16-~/780408 All 094

0/781211 Friday. For additional Information call Zsolt Haverland, (302) 323-4540.

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THE FINAL PLAN OF REMEDIAL ACTION

for the Anchor Motor Freight site, located In Newark, Delaware, has been issued under the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act, by the Site Investigation & Restoration Branch (SIRB) of the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) .

As a result of the successful completion of the interim response action and the findings of the Remedial Investigation, the DNREC issued a Proposed Plan calling for "No Further Cleanup" at the site.

The Proposed Plan of Remedial Action for the Anchor Motor Freight site was available for public review and noticed in the 8/5/96 issue of the Delaware State News and the News Journal. The public comment period on this Plan closed on 8/26/96. There were no objections to this Proposed Plan received during that comment period.

The Final Plan (calling for "No Further Action") was signed by DNREC's Director of Air and Waste Management on 10/02/96.

The Remedial Action Decision Record containing the basis for the Final Plan may be reviewed at the Division of Air and Waste Management, 715 Grantham Lane, New Castle, De. 19720 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For additional information call Zsolt Haverland at (302) 323-4540.