Site Visit - AFP3 ORC Virtual Site Visit_R1.pptx

7 – 9 January 2020 Virtual Site Tour Former Air Force Plant 3

Air Force Civil Engineer Center Battle Ready…Built Right!

Agenda Installation Background General Information Regulatory Authority/Requirements ORC Objectives Site-Specific Information

Location Mission – Former AFP 3 was used primarily for assembling bombers by Douglas Aircraft Company in 1942; manufacture B-47 Stratojets; and maintenance of aircraft Located on the northeastern side of City of Tulsa, Oklahoma Approximately 337 Acres Tulsa International Airport borders AFP 3 on the west, north, east and industrial buildings to the south

Include Site Map showing base location with the state. Briefly discuss background, size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Mission should be the installation’s mission.

CASH, CYNTHIA J GS-13 USAF AFMC AFCEC/CZR (CCJGUAA) - Should probably state this is a former AF facility currently operated by . . .

Former AFP 3 Map

Include Site Map showing base location with the state. Briefly discuss background, size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Mission should be the installation’s mission.

Background Government Owned, Contractor Operated Plant Built: 1942 Sold/Transfer Date: 1 December 1999 Owner/Operator: City of Tulsa/IC Bus, LLC & Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.

The 1999 quitclaim deed transferring interest in the property to City of Tulsa includes specific land use restrictions (non-residential, soil, gw, industrial use…) Cleanup under Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) with regulatory oversight from the ODEQ

Include Site Map showing base location with the state. Briefly discuss background, size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Mission should be the installation’s mission.

AFP 3 IRP Sites Figure showing base land use

AFP 3 Land Use

Regulatory Authority/Requirements RCRA Permit Issued by ODEQ in 1992 Class 3 Modification to the RCRA Part B Permit issued in 1999 Permit Reporting Requirements:

Annual Compliance Monitoring Report for surface and groundwater Conduct five-year review to evaluate the groundwater monitoring program RCRA permit is expired and there are no plans for renewal

CASH, CYNTHIA J GS-13 USAF AFMC AFCEC/CZR (CCJGUAA) - too many "report" in this title. Should it be Compliance Monitoring Report, Performance Report, Montioring/Performance Report, or something else?

AFP 3 General Information Access for Spirit AeroSystems and IC Bus, LLC:

Contractor will sign the right of access agreement Access to all sites will require coordination with current tenants and City of Tulsa Type of credentials/identification required for AFP 3 site access is a valid driver’s license Access to Spirit AeroSystems property requires personnel to have a clean record and no foreign nationals are allowed Contractor responsible for contacting Tulsa Airport Authority (TAA), Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), and other tenant organizations for specific access restrictions and requirements

Briefly discuss background (when opened,), size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Discuss current use of the base. Identify frequency of RAB meetings or ID if there is no RAB.

AFP 3 General Information FAA and Airport may impose additional access restrictions No active Restoration Advisory Board

Briefly discuss background (when opened,), size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Discuss current use of the base. Identify frequency of RAB meetings or ID if there is no RAB.

Former AFP 3 Leases to Tulsa

Briefly discuss background (when opened,), size of base, what is located onbase (flight line, cantonment area, offices/warehouses, housing, etc. – whatever applies to your base. Discuss current use of the base. Identify frequency of RAB meetings or ID if there is no RAB.

CASH, CYNTHIA J GS-13 USAF AFMC AFCEC/CZR (CCJGUAA) - Add a legend for this map?

List of Sites for AFP 3

Site LF006/SWMU 5 Site ID: Site LF006/ SWMU 5, Hardfill Area Description: Located northeast corner of AFP 3, approximately 800’ in length and 200’ in width

Background:

Site was used as burning area; disposal for miscellaneous trash and incinerator ash in 1940s Used as disposal site for construction debris, fuel filters, incinerator ash, and sludge from cleaning of fuel tanks in the 1950s Surface impoundment was constructed and used for disposal of rinse water

Site LF006

Make the background very brief. Overflow to multiple slides as needed.

Site LF006/SWMU5 Impacted Media: Surface water and groundwater COCs: CVOCs and 1,4-dioxane Remedy Listed in ROD/DD / Permit: Remedy was shutdown in 1999 (per Class 3 Mod to the Permit). FYR and annual groundwater monitoring program established.

LUCs: Restrictions for soils, groundwater, and residential construction are documented in 1999 quitclaim deed; access to Mingo Creek area and impacted surface water is controlled.

Air Force Performance Objective: Long Term Management (LTM) in accordance with the RCRA Permit through POP; Remedy in Place (RIP) for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and 1,4-dioxane

PFOS/PFOA: N/A

Site OT010/SWMU 8 Site ID: Site OT10/ SWMU 8, Building 3 Leaking Drain Description: Located in the north-central part of AFP 3; associated with the former floor drain system at Building 3

Site OT010 Background:

Building 3 was constructed in 1942 and has historically been used for painting, blasting, and stripping major aircraft parts Floor drain was installed in 1969 to collect paint, paint stripper wastes, and contaminated water During system integrity testing conducted in 1987, it was determined the lines beneath Building 3 leaked and joints had failed

Impacted Media: Soil and groundwater COCs: CVOCs and 1,4-dioxane Remedy Listed in ROD/DD / Permit: Remedy was shutdown in 1999 (per Class 3 Mod to the Permit). FYR and annual groundwater monitoring program established.

LUCs: Restrictions for soils, groundwater, and residential construction are documented in 1999 quitclaim deed; access to Mingo Creek area and impacted surface water is controlled.

Air Force Performance Objective: Long Term Management (LTM) in accordance with the RCRA Permit through POP; Remedy in Place (RIP) for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and 1,4-dioxane

PFOS/PFOA: N/A

Site OT010/SWMU 8

Regulatory Review Times (Estimated) Documents only reviewed by ODEQ Review Priorities/Time:

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