Site Report: Kodiak - Buskin Beach Lube Pits

Site Name:	Kodiak - Buskin Beach Lube Pits
Address:	Kodiak Island, Kodiak, AK 99615
File Number:	2601.38.075
Hazard ID:	2830
Status:	Active
Staff:	Curtis Dunkin, 9072693053 curtis.dunkin@alaska.gov
Latitude:	57.772028
Longitude:	-152.479361
Horizontal Datum:	WGS84

We make every effort to ensure the data presented here is accurate based on the best available information currently on file with DEC. It is therefore subject to change as new information becomes available. We recommend contacting the assigned project staff prior to making decisions based on this information.

Site Chronology
IC / Closure Details
Documents
Associated Sites

Problems/Comments

The site was spread over a large area involving many military facilities and housing formerly known as Fort Greely. Contamination includes approximately 90 USTs, eight ASTs, 55-gallon drums, batteries, transformer casings, lube pits, debris and dangerous structures. Buskin Beach is seperated into three geographic locations called Buskin Hill, Artillery Hill and Greely Road Garrison. The uses by the military and contamination addressed are similar in all three areas. Also see "Asphalt Disposal Area" in the database. Site of 155mm gun emplacements, battery control, and ammunition magazines.

Action Information

Action Date	Action	Description	DEC Staff
2/20/1997	Site Added to Database	Site added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc.	S&W-Miner
2/20/1997	Preliminary Assessment Approved	PA action added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc., on 2/20/97. Based on FUDS Site Summary dated 2/21/96, PA completed 4/6/92. Building demo/debris removal RD scheduled to start 10/97.	S&W-Miner
2/20/1997	Update or Other Action	(Old R:Base Action Code = RIFS - Remedial Investigation / Feasibility Study). RIFS action added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc., on 2/20/97. Based on FUDS Site Summary dated 2/21/96, RIFS for tar in fresh water area started 10/94. RD scheduled to start 10/97. RA scheduled to start 10/96.	S&W-Miner
4/1/1997	Site Characterization Report Approved	Site Characterization Report Approved this date.	Katarina Rutkowski
9/22/1997	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	Site Characterization Workplan Approved this date.	Katarina Rutkowski
4/21/1998	Site Ranked Using the AHRM	Ranking action added now because it was not added when the site was originally ranked. Suspected S&W oversight.	Bill Petrik
6/1/1998	Interim Removal Action Approved	Consisted of removing 73 USTs, residual fluids, sludge, miscellaneous debris, transformer carcasses.	Katarina Rutkowski
11/1/1998	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	Site Characterization Work plan approved.	Katarina Rutkowski
4/6/1999	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	Addendum site characterization work plan addressing ground water monitoring.	Jeff Brownlee
1/18/2000	Site Characterization Report Approved	Staff reviewed an after action report for the Buskin Beach Pipeline Investigation (Lash Tanks). The Buskin Beach Pipeline refers to nine bunkered petroleum ASTs and associated piping that date from the 1940s. The tanks were used to fuel submarines. The land is currently privately owned. The site has shallow soils with daylighting bedrock. Soils, seeps and sediment were sampled. No results above cleanup levels were detected.	Jeff Brownlee
4/6/2000	Site Characterization Report Approved	Draft Remedial Investigation Report; 66 former UST sites are being evaluated. 18 pass method 1/2 closure. Remaining 45 require further action and/or data gap sampling for possible method 3/4 closure.	Jeff Brownlee
5/19/2000	Update or Other Action	Staff attended a community Open House at the Safeway in town with the COE and contractor, Jacobs Engineering. There	Jeff Brownlee
8/7/2000	Site Characterization Report Approved	Staff reviewed a Remedial Investigation Report for groundwater monitoring at sixty-four former UST sites and one lube pit (vehicle maintenance). Most of the USTs were used for heating at various buildings at the old Seabee Base and were removed in 1998. Of the sixty-six sites, 21 are proposed for closure under method 2/3, and 45 require further action. Staff has requested further clarification on the method three calculations for soil. Several calculations are presented as having identical input parameters, but different cleanup levels.	Jeff Brownlee
8/21/2000	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	Reviewed a draft work plan for additional soil removal at 26 sites at the Buskin Beach UST removal areas. Additional monitoring wells will be installed at several sites including the Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits.	Jeff Brownlee
6/22/2001	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	Staff reviewed a workplan for continued interim removal action at several former UST sites and a battery disposal site. The site was a former Seabees living quarter's area in the 1950s and 1960s. Approximately 90 USTs were removed in 1999. Soil removals are designed to meet Method 2 closure at sites that failed initial during the removal action last summer.	Jeff Brownlee
5/28/2002	Update or Other Action	Staff participated in an assembly meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough with the Corps of Engineers. One assembly member mentioned that there had been some public concern about a thermal treatment operation that may soon be operating in the Bell's Flats area. Residents were concerned about air emissions from the facility. The COE briefed the community and assembly on the planned work for the 2002 season. Staff, the COE and their contractor also performed site inspections at several sites.	Jeff Brownlee
8/23/2002	Site Characterization Report Approved	Staff reviewed a 2001 Removal Action Report for Buskin Beach. Eight former UST sites were further excavated to achieve Method 2 cleanup levels. Of the 64 original sites, five remain that need to be addressed by further cleanup (these five sites are being cleaned up this season). The landowner and DEC have preliminarily agreed to apply institutional controls for 25 sites that meet 10 times Method 2 alternative cleanup levels (ACL). The application of the ACL depends on the Corps of Engineers agreeing to install a public water line to the various distribution points that will service the impacted lots. A battery disposal area was also cleaned to Method 2 levels by soil excavation.	Jeff Brownlee
1/29/2003	Interim Removal Action Approved	Staff reviewed an Interim Removal Action Report for work at Buskin Beach. Cleanup at Buskin Beach continues with four additional former UST areas being cleaned up to proposed Alternative Cleanup Levels (ACLs). 35 of 61 sites have been cleaned up to Method 2 soil cleanup levels. 22 sites meet the ACL of ten times method 2. Four sites will require additional cleanup. The proposed ACL depends on establishing an alternative drinking water source. Approximately 15 sites are being monitored for groundwater exceedences over Table C.	Jeff Brownlee
9/18/2003	Meeting or Teleconference Held	CS staff attended and participated in a Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting and public open house for FUDS on Kodiak. The COE updated the assembly on the status of current and upcoming projects. There was minimal community interest at the open house.	Jeff Brownlee
10/27/2004	Meeting or Teleconference Held	staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to discuss the status of Formerly Used Defense Sites on the island. The Corps of Engineers also participated at the meeting. The DEC and COE contractor also participated in a public open house to solicit comments on the cleanup work being done on Kodiak. Turnout was light as is typical in Kodiak	Jeff Brownlee
11/24/2004	Update or Other Action	File number issued 2601.38.075	Aggie Blandford
2/17/2005	Update or Other Action	CS staff reviewed a draft Interim Removal Action for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site in Kodiak. Approximately 250-cubic yards of TCE impacted soil was removed from a former vehicle maintenance area near Buskin Beach. The excavation was bounded vertically by bedrock. Work was stopped before completing the removal due to funding constraints. Seven test pits were advanced to delineate the plume. The downgradient boundary was not defined. Further investigation and removal is planned for the 2005 season	Jeff Brownlee
6/17/2005	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in a public open house for Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. Staff also conducted several site inspections. Proposed Plans for the Little Navy Annex Site and the Cape Chiniak Site were introduced at the Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting. The open house had a moderate amount of interest with several community members stopping by to discuss sites and pick up information.	Jeff Brownlee
1/19/2006	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to discuss the recent documents available for the review and the field work the COE will be doing this summer in the island. The COE and DEC were interviewed on public radio to discuss the Kodiak projects and overall contaminated site cleanup process. There was also a public open house to give community members the opportunity to bring up concerns and ask questions in person. As typical for Kodiak turn out was light	Jeff Brownlee
1/20/2006	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to discuss the recent documents available for the review and the field work the COE will be doing this summer in the island. The COE and DEC were interviewed on public radio to discuss the Kodiak projects and overall contaminated site cleanup process. There was also a public open house to give community members the opportunity to bring up concerns and ask questions in person. As typical for Kodiak turn out was light	Jeff Brownlee
5/24/2006	Update or Other Action	Staff participated in site inspections with a Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division representative on Kodiak Island. Several Formerly Used Defense sites were toured by helicopter including Burma Road, Long Island, Buskin Lake, Cape Chiniak Tracking Station and Little Navy Annex	Jeff Brownlee
6/1/2006	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Staff participated with the Corps of Engineers (COE) and their contractor in a public open house for the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. We also attended the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting. The COE gave a briefing on the work planned for this summer. The open house showed light interest which is normal for Kodiak. Staff also met with Coast Guard environmental personnel and inspected several sites on the Coast Guard Base	Jeff Brownlee
10/18/2006	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a draft feasibility study (FS) for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS). The Buskin Beach FUDS consists of about 60 separate sites the majority being small area with diesel range organic (DRO) impacts in soil and groundwater from underground storage tanks (USTs). There are also some other Contaminants of Concern at various sites including TCE and lead. The FS compares several remedial alternatives to address remaining contamination including on-site and off-site treatment, chemical oxidation, monitored natural attenuation (MNA), and providing an alternative drinking water source to the area. Landowners include the BLM, Coast Guard and a local Kodiak native corporation	Jeff Brownlee
10/24/2006	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a draft workplan for the monitoring well installation at the Buskin Beach FUDS site. Wells will be installed to monitor a TCE plume that originated at an old vehicle maintenance facility known as the “Lube Pits”	Jeff Brownlee
12/15/2006	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a Comprehensive Well Installation and Groundwater Sampling Report for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site on Kodiak. 49 wells were installed and sampled over a four year period at former underground storage tank sites. Source removals of impacted soil have been performed throughout this time. The primary contaminant of concern is diesel range organics. Six sites remain with impacts to groundwater over Table C	Jeff Brownlee
2/20/2007	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed an Interim Removal Action Report for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The Lube Pit site was impacted with TCE in soil from past military activities. Approximately 2,500-tons of soil contaminated over the 20 micrograms per kilogram cleanup limit was excavated and disposed off island. There is still soil remaining on site over the cleanup limit. The Corps of Engineers (COE) tried to close the area using the 95% upper confidence limit approach, but the statistic methods used were not acceptable. Three groundwater monitoring wells show non-detect or very low levels of contaminants of concern, however the groundwater gradient direction has not been determined with confidence, so more work will need to be done at the site	Jeff Brownlee
6/13/2007	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in public meetings and site inspections for the Kodiak Formerly Used Defenses Sites (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. Three FUDS are active this summer including a continuing PCB removal at Drury Gulch, a below water smear zone excavation at Building A-711 and a biosparge pilot test at the Fire Training Pit. The Corps of Engineers and their contractor participated in a public open house and Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting. Turnout was light for the open house, which is typical for Kodiak	Jeff Brownlee
6/14/2007	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in public meetings and site inspections for the Kodiak Formerly Used Defenses Sites (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. Three FUDS are active this summer including a continuing PCB removal at Drury Gulch, a below water smear zone excavation at Building A-711 and a biosparge pilot test at the Fire Training Pit. The Corps of Engineers and their contractor participated in a public open house and Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting. Turnout was light for the open house, which is typical for Kodiak	Jeff Brownlee
6/27/2007	Update or Other Action	Contaminated staff reviewed a revised feasibility study for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The project consists of sixty separate sites, the majority of which were impacts from underground storage tanks. About 35 of the sites have been cleanup up to Method 2 cleanup levels over the last several years. Five sites are above alternative cleanup Method 3 for DRO in soil and seven sites are above Table C for DRO in groundwater. Several alternatives are being evaluated including further excavation, monitored attenuation, in-situ chemical treatment and alternative water supply	Jeff Brownlee
11/1/2007	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting and public open house for the semiannual community update on the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. The Corps of Engineers and their contractor also participated in the meetings. PCB impacted soil is continuing to be removed from Drury Gulch. About 860-tons of TSCA material and 1,500-tons of non-TSCA material have been removed this season with an estimated 700-tons remaining over cleanup levels. The diesel and residual range organic impacted soil removal has been completed at Building A-711. Approximately 16,000-tons of impacted soil was removed and stockpiled for future on island thermal remediation. The Airport Staging Area Fire Training Pit biosparging pilot study continues to operate with periodic groundwater and soil gas monitoring to evaluated performance. Interest was moderate at the open house with several people stopping by to discuss projects	Jeff Brownlee
11/20/2007	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78290 (Autogenerated Action)
11/20/2007	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78291 (Autogenerated Action)
11/20/2007	Exposure Tracking Model Ranking	Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78292 (Autogenerated Action)
3/10/2008	Site Characterization Report Approved	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a Removal Action Report for the Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits FUDS on Kodiak Island. About 5,000-tons of TCE impacted soil was removed from the area of a former vehicle maintenance shop. The soil was disposed off island. Confirmation and characterization sampling show further removal is needed which is planned for this field season. Groundwater characterization hasn’t indicated any detection of contaminants of concern over cleanup levels	Jeff Brownlee
4/2/2008	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in an update meeting for the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. The Fire Training Pit, Drury Gulch, and Buskin Beach sites will be undergoing active remediation this summer. Environmental investigations will be performed at Building A-711, Buskin Beach and the Fire Training Pit. Proposed Plans are being produced this summer for Building A-711, Fire Training Pit, Asphalt Disposal Area and Buskin Beach and a closure report for an Underground Storage Tank cleanup at Bruhn Point. The spring open house and assembly meeting will be the end of May or early June	Jeff Brownlee
5/9/2008	Cleanup Plan Approved	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a draft work plan for remedial action at the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) in Kodiak. An estimated 1000 – tons of diesel range organic impacted soil is planned for removal and disposal from the area of a former concrete underground storage tank. Free product has been observed in test pits and will be collected with a skimmer and processed in the Coast Guards liquid oily waste system	Jeff Brownlee
5/22/2008	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a draft work plan for a removal action at the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak. The Building A-141 site has Diesel Range Organic contamination in soil and groundwater from two 4,000-gallon concrete underground storage tanks that leaked. Test pitting indicates that DRO impacts extend below the water table. Groundwater characterization was lacking in the plan and will need to be added	Jeff Brownlee
7/2/2008	Update or Other Action	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on Proposed Plans for the Buskin Beach and Asphalt Disposal Area Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The Asphalt Disposal Area has been remediated to the extent practicable and is proposed for conditional closure. The proposed alternative for Buskin Beach is soil excavation and Long-term monitoring for groundwater. Buskin Beach is composed of several dozen separate sites	Jeff Brownlee
8/12/2008	Site Visit	Contaminated Sites staff conducted site inspections with the EPA and Coast Guard at several Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) and Coast Guard sites on Kodiak Island. Field work had been done this season at Building A-711, Building A-141, Drury Gulch, Airport Staging Area, and the Site 3 Laundry. PCB and TCE soil removals have been completed at Drury Gulch and the contractor is working on the cap over the entire gulch and the drainage channel realignment. The biosparging pilot study at the Fire Training Pit is being evaluated and the cleanup team has decided to go back to the feasibility study and consider other remedial alternatives for the site	Jeff Brownlee
1/22/2009	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated with the Corps of Engineers in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting and a public open house to discuss Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. An update was provided on sites currently being worked on including Drury Gulch, Buskin Beach, Airport Staging Area, and Building A-711	Jeff Brownlee
2/17/2009	Site Characterization Report Approved	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on an after action report for TCE impacted soil removal at the Buskin Beach lube pit site in Kodiak. Approximately 3,000-tons of contaminated soil were excavated and disposed off island. A test pit investigation shows TCE impacts above cleanup levels in surrounding soils. Lateral extent of impacts still need to be determined. Groundwater monitoring, surface water and sediment sampling at the site show results below cleanup levels	Jeff Brownlee
3/18/2009	Site Characterization Report Approved	Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on an Interim Removal Action Report for the Building A-141 Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. Approximately 1,500 tons of DRO impacted soil was removed adjacent to two concrete UST’s. The USTs were left in-place. There is residual contamination left under the tanks and one side of the excavation was left over cleanup levels. Groundwater still needs to be characterized at the site	Jeff Brownlee
3/19/2009	Meeting or Teleconference Held	Contaminated Sites staff participated in an annual scoping meeting with the Corps of Engineers, EPA and Coast Guard for the Kodiak FUDS projects. Agenda items included review of the 2008 field season, and planned investigations and remedial actions at Building A-711, Airport Staging Area and various Coast Guard Sites including the Lube Pits, Building A-141, Buskin Beach, and the Asphalt Disposal Area	Jeff Brownlee
5/21/2010	Site Visit	Contaminated sites staff conducted site visits and meetings for several Kodiak FUDS including Building A-711, Drury Gulch, Airport Staging Area, and Buskin Beach. Staff conducted an extensive site walk of Drury Gulch which experienced significant erosion and sedimentation onto the cap as a result of a 100-year storm event during which 8 inches of rain fell on Kodiak Island within 24 hours. The USACE is conducting long term monitoring at both Drury Gulch and Building A-711. Groundwater sampling was conducted at A-711 during the week of this site visit. Sediment will be sampled from the cap surface, outside the fenced area, and in the lower drainage areas of Drury Gulch later this summer. Extensive erosion control, reseeding, and sediment removal is also planned later in 2010. The Airport Staging Area is also being scheduled for a round of groundwater monitoring for October 2010. The site visit was attended by USACE, ADEC, and contracted FES personnel. A meeting was conducted on May 21 with USCG environmental management staff at the Kodiak Base Support Unit to discuss the status of visited sites with emphasis on the storm water drainage issues resulting from Drury Gulch.	Curtis Dunkin
9/22/2010	Site Visit	During an annual site prioritization meeting on Kodiak with representatives from the EPA, USCG, USACE, and ADEC, contaminated sites staff conducted site visits at the following Kodiak FUDS: Drury Gulch/Site 18, Building A711, Airport Staging Area, Former Navy Landfill/Red Lake Site 2, Buskin Beach, and the Site 9 AvGas Tank Farm.	Curtis Dunkin
4/19/2012	Site Visit	ADEC conducted a site visit with representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers to assess the two new monitoring wells installed in 2011, the locations of two monitoring wells which were not installed due to refusal in one and groundwater depth not reached in the other. The overal status of the site was also assesses along with potential issues w/ contamination plumes which may have migrated across property lines.	Curtis Dunkin
12/1/2016	Meeting or Teleconference Held	CS managers participate in the annual FUDS site management action plan meeting. The purpose of the is to collaborate with FUDS management on site progress and prioritization for all of the formerly used defense sites. FUDS prioritization is based on risk, congressional interest, state input and proximity to other sites on the prioritization list. FUDS has increased environmental restoration funding in Alaska for the 2017 and 2018 field seasons to meet National goals for site progress.	Darren Mulkey
1/5/2018	CERCLA Proposed Plan	ADEC received and reviewed the draft 2018 Proposed Plan and submitted review comments and recommendations to the Army Corps of Engineers.	Curtis Dunkin
2/21/2018	CERCLA Proposed Plan	ADEC attended the Army Corps of Engineers' public meeting that was held in Kodiak, AK for the 2018 Proposed Plan.	Curtis Dunkin
3/6/2018	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC reviewed EPA's draft 2017 Natives of Kodiak Redevelopment Area Phase I Environmental Assessment Report and submitted its comments to the EPA.	Curtis Dunkin
10/4/2018	CERCLA ROD Approved	ADEC received a signed copy of the final 2018 Decision Document, dated September 2018, from the Army Corps of Engineers for the Buskin Beach Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits FUDS.	Curtis Dunkin
3/6/2019	CERCLA ROD Approved	ADEC submitted a responsiveness summary to the Army Corps of Engineers for submittals and approvals in 2018 associated with the draft and final 2018 Decision Document (DD); including comments, responses to comments, as well as ADEC's receipt and final approval of the DD and the Army Corps' selected/preferred remedy at the site which is air sparging and soil vapor extraction to cleanup multiple discontinuous source areas of chlorinated solvent-contaminated soil and groundwater.	Curtis Dunkin
4/8/2020	Meeting or Teleconference Held	ADEC participated in a technical planning and project prioritization meeting via web/teleconference with project delivery team representatives from the US Army Corps of Engineers, US Coast Guard, Natives of Kodiak, and US Bureau of Land Management.	Curtis Dunkin
4/20/2020	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC reviewed the draft 2020 Remedial Pre-design Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Test Study Work Plan and submitted comments to the Army Corps of Engineers.	Curtis Dunkin
7/17/2020	Site Characterization Workplan Approved	ADEC received and reviewed the responses to comments and revised redline documents for the draft 2020 Remedial Pre-design Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Test Study Work Plan. ADEC submitted its review determinations and approvals to the Army Corps of Engineers to finalize the work plan and implement it in the field.	Curtis Dunkin
8/11/2020	Meeting or Teleconference Held	ADEC participated in an annual planning meeting with representatives from the Army Corps of Engineers, the US Coast Guard, and the Environmental Protection Agency for the purpose of providing respective status updates on the site action prioritization and project implementation schedules for all four Kodiak Buskin Beach and the Burma Road Formerly Used Defense Sites.	Curtis Dunkin
2/19/2021	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC received and reviewed the draft February 2021 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Test Work Plan Addendum and submitted a focused limited approval letter to the Army Corps of Engineers to implement the baseline groundwater sampling activities related to the first of two mobilization events to implement the addendum.	Curtis Dunkin
3/8/2021	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC reviewed the draft February 2021 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Test Work Plan Addendum and submitted comments to the Army Corps of Engineers.	Curtis Dunkin
8/31/2021	Site Visit	ADEC traveled to Kodiak and participated in two days of inaugural annual project delivery team meetings, site visits and field inspections for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) with representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Natives of Kodiak, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Coast Guard, and their respective contracted technical support representatives. Stakeholders conducted two full days of project planning and prioritization meetings, site visits and field inspections of the Buskin Beach FUDS sites.	Curtis Dunkin
8/23/2022	Site Visit	ADEC traveled to Kodiak, AK and participated in two full days of annual project delivery team meetings and site visits with stakeholders that included representatives from the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Natives of Kodiak, Inc.	Curtis Dunkin
10/3/2022	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC reviewed the draft 2022 Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Study Report and submitted comments to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.	Curtis Dunkin
2/3/2023	Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other	ADEC reviewed the Responses to Comments for the draft 2022 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Study Report and submitted review determinations to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.	Curtis Dunkin
5/2/2023	Site Visit	ADEC staff traveled to Kodiak, AK and participated in two full days of annual project delivery team meetings and site visits together with stakeholder representatives from ADEC, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Natives of Kodiak. The objectives of the annual project delivery team meetings and site visits included discussing the status and prioritization of site cleanup and management efforts, project implementation schedules, and inspecting and confirming land use status and current site conditions at each of the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Sites.	Curtis Dunkin

Action Date

Action

Description

DEC Staff

2/20/1997

Site Added to Database

Site added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc.

S&W-Miner

2/20/1997

Preliminary Assessment Approved

PA action added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc., on 2/20/97. Based on FUDS Site Summary dated 2/21/96, PA completed 4/6/92. Building demo/debris removal RD scheduled to start 10/97.

S&W-Miner

2/20/1997

Update or Other Action

(Old R:Base Action Code = RIFS - Remedial Investigation / Feasibility Study). RIFS action added by Shannon and Wilson, Inc., on 2/20/97. Based on FUDS Site Summary dated 2/21/96, RIFS for tar in fresh water area started 10/94. RD scheduled to start 10/97. RA scheduled to start 10/96.

S&W-Miner

4/1/1997

Site Characterization Report Approved

Site Characterization Report Approved this date.

Katarina Rutkowski

9/22/1997

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

Site Characterization Workplan Approved this date.

Katarina Rutkowski

4/21/1998

Site Ranked Using the AHRM

Ranking action added now because it was not added when the site was originally ranked. Suspected S&W oversight.

Bill Petrik

6/1/1998

Interim Removal Action Approved

Consisted of removing 73 USTs, residual fluids, sludge, miscellaneous debris, transformer carcasses.

Katarina Rutkowski

11/1/1998

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

Site Characterization Work plan approved.

Katarina Rutkowski

4/6/1999

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

Addendum site characterization work plan addressing ground water monitoring.

Jeff Brownlee

1/18/2000

Site Characterization Report Approved

Staff reviewed an after action report for the Buskin Beach Pipeline Investigation (Lash Tanks). The Buskin Beach Pipeline refers to nine bunkered petroleum ASTs and associated piping that date from the 1940s. The tanks were used to fuel submarines. The land is currently privately owned. The site has shallow soils with daylighting bedrock. Soils, seeps and sediment were sampled. No results above cleanup levels were detected.

Jeff Brownlee

4/6/2000

Site Characterization Report Approved

Draft Remedial Investigation Report; 66 former UST sites are being evaluated. 18 pass method 1/2 closure. Remaining 45 require further action and/or data gap sampling for possible method 3/4 closure.

Jeff Brownlee

5/19/2000

Update or Other Action

Staff attended a community Open House at the Safeway in town with the COE and contractor, Jacobs Engineering. There

Jeff Brownlee

8/7/2000

Site Characterization Report Approved

Staff reviewed a Remedial Investigation Report for groundwater monitoring at sixty-four former UST sites and one lube pit (vehicle maintenance). Most of the USTs were used for heating at various buildings at the old Seabee Base and were removed in 1998. Of the sixty-six sites, 21 are proposed for closure under method 2/3, and 45 require further action. Staff has requested further clarification on the method three calculations for soil. Several calculations are presented as having identical input parameters, but different cleanup levels.

Jeff Brownlee

8/21/2000

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

Reviewed a draft work plan for additional soil removal at 26 sites at the Buskin Beach UST removal areas. Additional monitoring wells will be installed at several sites including the Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits.

Jeff Brownlee

6/22/2001

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

Staff reviewed a workplan for continued interim removal action at several former UST sites and a battery disposal site. The site was a former Seabees living quarter's area in the 1950s and 1960s. Approximately 90 USTs were removed in 1999. Soil removals are designed to meet Method 2 closure at sites that failed initial during the removal action last summer.

Jeff Brownlee

5/28/2002

Update or Other Action

Staff participated in an assembly meeting of the Kodiak Island Borough with the Corps of Engineers. One assembly member mentioned that there had been some public concern about a thermal treatment operation that may soon be operating in the Bell's Flats area. Residents were concerned about air emissions from the facility. The COE briefed the community and assembly on the planned work for the 2002 season. Staff, the COE and their contractor also performed site inspections at several sites.

Jeff Brownlee

8/23/2002

Site Characterization Report Approved

Staff reviewed a 2001 Removal Action Report for Buskin Beach. Eight former UST sites were further excavated to achieve Method 2 cleanup levels. Of the 64 original sites, five remain that need to be addressed by further cleanup (these five sites are being cleaned up this season). The landowner and DEC have preliminarily agreed to apply institutional controls for 25 sites that meet 10 times Method 2 alternative cleanup levels (ACL). The application of the ACL depends on the Corps of Engineers agreeing to install a public water line to the various distribution points that will service the impacted lots. A battery disposal area was also cleaned to Method 2 levels by soil excavation.

Jeff Brownlee

1/29/2003

Interim Removal Action Approved

Staff reviewed an Interim Removal Action Report for work at Buskin Beach. Cleanup at Buskin Beach continues with four additional former UST areas being cleaned up to proposed Alternative Cleanup Levels (ACLs). 35 of 61 sites have been cleaned up to Method 2 soil cleanup levels. 22 sites meet the ACL of ten times method 2. Four sites will require additional cleanup. The proposed ACL depends on establishing an alternative drinking water source. Approximately 15 sites are being monitored for groundwater exceedences over Table C.

Jeff Brownlee

9/18/2003

Meeting or Teleconference Held

CS staff attended and participated in a Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting and public open house for FUDS on Kodiak. The COE updated the assembly on the status of current and upcoming projects. There was minimal community interest at the open house.

Jeff Brownlee

10/27/2004

Meeting or Teleconference Held

staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to discuss the status of Formerly Used Defense Sites on the island. The Corps of Engineers also participated at the meeting. The DEC and COE contractor also participated in a public open house to solicit comments on the cleanup work being done on Kodiak. Turnout was light as is typical in Kodiak

Jeff Brownlee

11/24/2004

Update or Other Action

File number issued 2601.38.075

Aggie Blandford

2/17/2005

Update or Other Action

CS staff reviewed a draft Interim Removal Action for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site in Kodiak. Approximately 250-cubic yards of TCE impacted soil was removed from a former vehicle maintenance area near Buskin Beach. The excavation was bounded vertically by bedrock. Work was stopped before completing the removal due to funding constraints. Seven test pits were advanced to delineate the plume. The downgradient boundary was not defined. Further investigation and removal is planned for the 2005 season

Jeff Brownlee

6/17/2005

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in a public open house for Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. Staff also conducted several site inspections. Proposed Plans for the Little Navy Annex Site and the Cape Chiniak Site were introduced at the Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting. The open house had a moderate amount of interest with several community members stopping by to discuss sites and pick up information.

Jeff Brownlee

1/19/2006

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting to discuss the recent documents available for the review and the field work the COE will be doing this summer in the island. The COE and DEC were interviewed on public radio to discuss the Kodiak projects and overall contaminated site cleanup process. There was also a public open house to give community members the opportunity to bring up concerns and ask questions in person. As typical for Kodiak turn out was light

Jeff Brownlee

1/20/2006

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Jeff Brownlee

5/24/2006

Update or Other Action

Staff participated in site inspections with a Corps of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division representative on Kodiak Island. Several Formerly Used Defense sites were toured by helicopter including Burma Road, Long Island, Buskin Lake, Cape Chiniak Tracking Station and Little Navy Annex

Jeff Brownlee

6/1/2006

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Staff participated with the Corps of Engineers (COE) and their contractor in a public open house for the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. We also attended the Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting. The COE gave a briefing on the work planned for this summer. The open house showed light interest which is normal for Kodiak. Staff also met with Coast Guard environmental personnel and inspected several sites on the Coast Guard Base

Jeff Brownlee

10/18/2006

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a draft feasibility study (FS) for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS). The Buskin Beach FUDS consists of about 60 separate sites the majority being small area with diesel range organic (DRO) impacts in soil and groundwater from underground storage tanks (USTs). There are also some other Contaminants of Concern at various sites including TCE and lead. The FS compares several remedial alternatives to address remaining contamination including on-site and off-site treatment, chemical oxidation, monitored natural attenuation (MNA), and providing an alternative drinking water source to the area. Landowners include the BLM, Coast Guard and a local Kodiak native corporation

Jeff Brownlee

10/24/2006

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a draft workplan for the monitoring well installation at the Buskin Beach FUDS site. Wells will be installed to monitor a TCE plume that originated at an old vehicle maintenance facility known as the “Lube Pits”

Jeff Brownlee

12/15/2006

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed a Comprehensive Well Installation and Groundwater Sampling Report for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site on Kodiak. 49 wells were installed and sampled over a four year period at former underground storage tank sites. Source removals of impacted soil have been performed throughout this time. The primary contaminant of concern is diesel range organics. Six sites remain with impacts to groundwater over Table C

Jeff Brownlee

2/20/2007

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed an Interim Removal Action Report for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The Lube Pit site was impacted with TCE in soil from past military activities. Approximately 2,500-tons of soil contaminated over the 20 micrograms per kilogram cleanup limit was excavated and disposed off island. There is still soil remaining on site over the cleanup limit. The Corps of Engineers (COE) tried to close the area using the 95% upper confidence limit approach, but the statistic methods used were not acceptable. Three groundwater monitoring wells show non-detect or very low levels of contaminants of concern, however the groundwater gradient direction has not been determined with confidence, so more work will need to be done at the site

Jeff Brownlee

6/13/2007

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in public meetings and site inspections for the Kodiak Formerly Used Defenses Sites (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. Three FUDS are active this summer including a continuing PCB removal at Drury Gulch, a below water smear zone excavation at Building A-711 and a biosparge pilot test at the Fire Training Pit. The Corps of Engineers and their contractor participated in a public open house and Kodiak Island Borough assembly meeting. Turnout was light for the open house, which is typical for Kodiak

Jeff Brownlee

6/14/2007

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Jeff Brownlee

6/27/2007

Update or Other Action

Contaminated staff reviewed a revised feasibility study for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The project consists of sixty separate sites, the majority of which were impacts from underground storage tanks. About 35 of the sites have been cleanup up to Method 2 cleanup levels over the last several years. Five sites are above alternative cleanup Method 3 for DRO in soil and seven sites are above Table C for DRO in groundwater. Several alternatives are being evaluated including further excavation, monitored attenuation, in-situ chemical treatment and alternative water supply

Jeff Brownlee

11/1/2007

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting and public open house for the semiannual community update on the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. The Corps of Engineers and their contractor also participated in the meetings. PCB impacted soil is continuing to be removed from Drury Gulch. About 860-tons of TSCA material and 1,500-tons of non-TSCA material have been removed this season with an estimated 700-tons remaining over cleanup levels. The diesel and residual range organic impacted soil removal has been completed at Building A-711. Approximately 16,000-tons of impacted soil was removed and stockpiled for future on island thermal remediation. The Airport Staging Area Fire Training Pit biosparging pilot study continues to operate with periodic groundwater and soil gas monitoring to evaluated performance. Interest was moderate at the open house with several people stopping by to discuss projects

Jeff Brownlee

11/20/2007

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78290 (Autogenerated Action)

11/20/2007

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78291 (Autogenerated Action)

11/20/2007

Exposure Tracking Model Ranking

Intitial Ranking Complete for Source Area: 78292 (Autogenerated Action)

3/10/2008

Site Characterization Report Approved

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a Removal Action Report for the Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits FUDS on Kodiak Island. About 5,000-tons of TCE impacted soil was removed from the area of a former vehicle maintenance shop. The soil was disposed off island. Confirmation and characterization sampling show further removal is needed which is planned for this field season. Groundwater characterization hasn’t indicated any detection of contaminants of concern over cleanup levels

Jeff Brownlee

4/2/2008

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in an update meeting for the Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. The Fire Training Pit, Drury Gulch, and Buskin Beach sites will be undergoing active remediation this summer. Environmental investigations will be performed at Building A-711, Buskin Beach and the Fire Training Pit. Proposed Plans are being produced this summer for Building A-711, Fire Training Pit, Asphalt Disposal Area and Buskin Beach and a closure report for an Underground Storage Tank cleanup at Bruhn Point. The spring open house and assembly meeting will be the end of May or early June

Jeff Brownlee

5/9/2008

Cleanup Plan Approved

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a draft work plan for remedial action at the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) in Kodiak. An estimated 1000 – tons of diesel range organic impacted soil is planned for removal and disposal from the area of a former concrete underground storage tank. Free product has been observed in test pits and will be collected with a skimmer and processed in the Coast Guards liquid oily waste system

Jeff Brownlee

5/22/2008

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on a draft work plan for a removal action at the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak. The Building A-141 site has Diesel Range Organic contamination in soil and groundwater from two 4,000-gallon concrete underground storage tanks that leaked. Test pitting indicates that DRO impacts extend below the water table. Groundwater characterization was lacking in the plan and will need to be added

Jeff Brownlee

7/2/2008

Update or Other Action

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on Proposed Plans for the Buskin Beach and Asphalt Disposal Area Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. The Asphalt Disposal Area has been remediated to the extent practicable and is proposed for conditional closure. The proposed alternative for Buskin Beach is soil excavation and Long-term monitoring for groundwater. Buskin Beach is composed of several dozen separate sites

Jeff Brownlee

8/12/2008

Site Visit

Contaminated Sites staff conducted site inspections with the EPA and Coast Guard at several Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) and Coast Guard sites on Kodiak Island. Field work had been done this season at Building A-711, Building A-141, Drury Gulch, Airport Staging Area, and the Site 3 Laundry. PCB and TCE soil removals have been completed at Drury Gulch and the contractor is working on the cap over the entire gulch and the drainage channel realignment. The biosparging pilot study at the Fire Training Pit is being evaluated and the cleanup team has decided to go back to the feasibility study and consider other remedial alternatives for the site

Jeff Brownlee

1/22/2009

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated with the Corps of Engineers in a Kodiak Island Borough Assembly meeting and a public open house to discuss Formerly Used Defense Sites on Kodiak Island. An update was provided on sites currently being worked on including Drury Gulch, Buskin Beach, Airport Staging Area, and Building A-711

Jeff Brownlee

2/17/2009

Site Characterization Report Approved

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on an after action report for TCE impacted soil removal at the Buskin Beach lube pit site in Kodiak. Approximately 3,000-tons of contaminated soil were excavated and disposed off island. A test pit investigation shows TCE impacts above cleanup levels in surrounding soils. Lateral extent of impacts still need to be determined. Groundwater monitoring, surface water and sediment sampling at the site show results below cleanup levels

Jeff Brownlee

3/18/2009

Site Characterization Report Approved

Contaminated Sites staff reviewed and commented on an Interim Removal Action Report for the Building A-141 Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS) on Kodiak Island. Approximately 1,500 tons of DRO impacted soil was removed adjacent to two concrete UST’s. The USTs were left in-place. There is residual contamination left under the tanks and one side of the excavation was left over cleanup levels. Groundwater still needs to be characterized at the site

Jeff Brownlee

3/19/2009

Meeting or Teleconference Held

Contaminated Sites staff participated in an annual scoping meeting with the Corps of Engineers, EPA and Coast Guard for the Kodiak FUDS projects. Agenda items included review of the 2008 field season, and planned investigations and remedial actions at Building A-711, Airport Staging Area and various Coast Guard Sites including the Lube Pits, Building A-141, Buskin Beach, and the Asphalt Disposal Area

Jeff Brownlee

5/21/2010

Site Visit

Contaminated sites staff conducted site visits and meetings for several Kodiak FUDS including Building A-711, Drury Gulch, Airport Staging Area, and Buskin Beach. Staff conducted an extensive site walk of Drury Gulch which experienced significant erosion and sedimentation onto the cap as a result of a 100-year storm event during which 8 inches of rain fell on Kodiak Island within 24 hours. The USACE is conducting long term monitoring at both Drury Gulch and Building A-711. Groundwater sampling was conducted at A-711 during the week of this site visit. Sediment will be sampled from the cap surface, outside the fenced area, and in the lower drainage areas of Drury Gulch later this summer. Extensive erosion control, reseeding, and sediment removal is also planned later in 2010. The Airport Staging Area is also being scheduled for a round of groundwater monitoring for October 2010. The site visit was attended by USACE, ADEC, and contracted FES personnel. A meeting was conducted on May 21 with USCG environmental management staff at the Kodiak Base Support Unit to discuss the status of visited sites with emphasis on the storm water drainage issues resulting from Drury Gulch.

Curtis Dunkin

9/22/2010

Site Visit

During an annual site prioritization meeting on Kodiak with representatives from the EPA, USCG, USACE, and ADEC, contaminated sites staff conducted site visits at the following Kodiak FUDS: Drury Gulch/Site 18, Building A711, Airport Staging Area, Former Navy Landfill/Red Lake Site 2, Buskin Beach, and the Site 9 AvGas Tank Farm.

Curtis Dunkin

4/19/2012

Site Visit

ADEC conducted a site visit with representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers to assess the two new monitoring wells installed in 2011, the locations of two monitoring wells which were not installed due to refusal in one and groundwater depth not reached in the other. The overal status of the site was also assesses along with potential issues w/ contamination plumes which may have migrated across property lines.

Curtis Dunkin

12/1/2016

Meeting or Teleconference Held

CS managers participate in the annual FUDS site management action plan meeting. The purpose of the is to collaborate with FUDS management on site progress and prioritization for all of the formerly used defense sites. FUDS prioritization is based on risk, congressional interest, state input and proximity to other sites on the prioritization list. FUDS has increased environmental restoration funding in Alaska for the 2017 and 2018 field seasons to meet National goals for site progress.

Darren Mulkey

1/5/2018

CERCLA Proposed Plan

ADEC received and reviewed the draft 2018 Proposed Plan and submitted review comments and recommendations to the Army Corps of Engineers.

Curtis Dunkin

2/21/2018

CERCLA Proposed Plan

ADEC attended the Army Corps of Engineers' public meeting that was held in Kodiak, AK for the 2018 Proposed Plan.

Curtis Dunkin

3/6/2018

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC reviewed EPA's draft 2017 Natives of Kodiak Redevelopment Area Phase I Environmental Assessment Report and submitted its comments to the EPA.

Curtis Dunkin

10/4/2018

CERCLA ROD Approved

ADEC received a signed copy of the final 2018 Decision Document, dated September 2018, from the Army Corps of Engineers for the Buskin Beach Greely Road Garrison Lube Pits FUDS.

Curtis Dunkin

3/6/2019

CERCLA ROD Approved

ADEC submitted a responsiveness summary to the Army Corps of Engineers for submittals and approvals in 2018 associated with the draft and final 2018 Decision Document (DD); including comments, responses to comments, as well as ADEC's receipt and final approval of the DD and the Army Corps' selected/preferred remedy at the site which is air sparging and soil vapor extraction to cleanup multiple discontinuous source areas of chlorinated solvent-contaminated soil and groundwater.

Curtis Dunkin

4/8/2020

Meeting or Teleconference Held

ADEC participated in a technical planning and project prioritization meeting via web/teleconference with project delivery team representatives from the US Army Corps of Engineers, US Coast Guard, Natives of Kodiak, and US Bureau of Land Management.

Curtis Dunkin

4/20/2020

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC reviewed the draft 2020 Remedial Pre-design Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Test Study Work Plan and submitted comments to the Army Corps of Engineers.

Curtis Dunkin

7/17/2020

Site Characterization Workplan Approved

ADEC received and reviewed the responses to comments and revised redline documents for the draft 2020 Remedial Pre-design Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Test Study Work Plan. ADEC submitted its review determinations and approvals to the Army Corps of Engineers to finalize the work plan and implement it in the field.

Curtis Dunkin

8/11/2020

Meeting or Teleconference Held

ADEC participated in an annual planning meeting with representatives from the Army Corps of Engineers, the US Coast Guard, and the Environmental Protection Agency for the purpose of providing respective status updates on the site action prioritization and project implementation schedules for all four Kodiak Buskin Beach and the Burma Road Formerly Used Defense Sites.

Curtis Dunkin

2/19/2021

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC received and reviewed the draft February 2021 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Test Work Plan Addendum and submitted a focused limited approval letter to the Army Corps of Engineers to implement the baseline groundwater sampling activities related to the first of two mobilization events to implement the addendum.

Curtis Dunkin

3/8/2021

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC reviewed the draft February 2021 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Test Work Plan Addendum and submitted comments to the Army Corps of Engineers.

Curtis Dunkin

8/31/2021

Site Visit

ADEC traveled to Kodiak and participated in two days of inaugural annual project delivery team meetings, site visits and field inspections for the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) with representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Natives of Kodiak, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Coast Guard, and their respective contracted technical support representatives. Stakeholders conducted two full days of project planning and prioritization meetings, site visits and field inspections of the Buskin Beach FUDS sites.

Curtis Dunkin

8/23/2022

Site Visit

ADEC traveled to Kodiak, AK and participated in two full days of annual project delivery team meetings and site visits with stakeholders that included representatives from the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Natives of Kodiak, Inc.

Curtis Dunkin

10/3/2022

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC reviewed the draft 2022 Baseline Sampling and SVE/AS Pilot Study Report and submitted comments to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Curtis Dunkin

2/3/2023

Document, Report, or Work plan Review - other

ADEC reviewed the Responses to Comments for the draft 2022 Baseline Sampling and Pilot Study Report and submitted review determinations to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Curtis Dunkin

5/2/2023

Site Visit

ADEC staff traveled to Kodiak, AK and participated in two full days of annual project delivery team meetings and site visits together with stakeholder representatives from ADEC, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Natives of Kodiak. The objectives of the annual project delivery team meetings and site visits included discussing the status and prioritization of site cleanup and management efforts, project implementation schedules, and inspecting and confirming land use status and current site conditions at each of the Buskin Beach Formerly Used Defense Sites.

Curtis Dunkin

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