Several days ago, a 917-page contamination assessment report for the 17-acre Brownfield site (and proposed site for a cement/concrete trucking and rail facility) at McKay Road and Gate City Blvd was completed. The site is the former Fortress Wood Products site addressed at 1 Metals Drive, Greensboro, but it is in the Jamestown zoning jurisdiction and ETJ.
A link to the complete report is at the bottom of this post, but here’s a site map and key summary pages discussing the extensive soil, groundwater, surface water and vapor contamination on the property:
Summary:
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CONTAMINATION RESULTS: Soil, Groundwater, Surface Water (tributary to BULL RUN)
Surrounding uses & receptors (water wells, groundwater)
LAB RESULTS: PFAS in Groundwater in ng/L (which equals parts per trillion PPT)
LAB RESULTS: PFAS in Soil in mg/kg (one mg/kg = 1,000,000 PPT)
LAB RESULTS: PFAS in Surface Water in ng/L (one ng/L = one part per trillion PPT)
LAB RESULTS: PFAS in Sediment in mg/kg (one mg/kg = 1,000,000 PPT)
LAB RESULTS: soil VAPOR
Lab Results: VOCs in Groundwater
Lab Results: VOCs, Metals in Soil
Lab Results: VOCs, Metals in Sediment
TCLP Soil Analysis
Soil is tested for the “RCRA 8” heavy metals. If the leachable concentration (measured in milligrams per liter of leachate, or (mg/L)) exceeds these thresholds, the soil must be treated or disposed of in a hazardous waste (Subtitle C) landfill
Downloadable PDFS of complete 917-page environmental assessment report and management plan documents:
The “Environmental Management Plan” for construction of the concrete/cement plant and trucking/train transport facility: