a.i.w. frank/mid-county mustang

INT RTE 202 & RTE 30

The Site is located on 16 acres which were originally surrounded by farmland, but are undergoing rapid development, including a mix of residential, commercial and light industrial areas. From 1962 to 1981, 15 of the 16 acres were used to produce Styrofoam cups and plates. In 1981, Continental Refrigerator Corp. bought the property and manufactured refrigerators, freezers and warming cabinets for the institutional food industry. One acre of the site was leased by Mid-County Mustang since the 1940s, for auto repairs and body shops. Solvents used for engine cleaning were routinely dumped into floor drains until the 1980s when the drains were sealed. From the floor drains, the solvents proceeded onto a drain field and contaminated soil and groundwater, primarily with trichloroethylene (TCE), a major component of solvents and degreasers. More than 900 people live within one mile of the site, and Valley Creek, a recreational area, is located within a half mile.

Hazardous Ranking Score

42 / 100

A score of 28.5 or higher qualifies a site for the Superfund National Priority List.

Regional Contact

Region 3
Within the region: (800) 438-2474
Outside the region: (215) 814-5000

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Timeline

Discovery
Site Inspection
Preliminary Assessment
Final Listing On NPL
Removal

Contaminants & Health Effects

      Carcinogen
      Endocrine Disrupter
      Neurotoxic
      Sensitiser
      Reproductive Toxin
      Persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic
      VOC
      Mutagen

        Census

        White
        African American
        Asian
        American Indian and Alaska Native
        Native Hawaiian
        Other

        2,540

        People living
        within a 1 mile radius

        $106,930

        Average Income

        906

        Occupied homes

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