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1:		Title:	Responsiveness Summary: Source Control Feasibility Study and Proposed Plan: Southeast Rockford Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site
		Volume/Number:	2002 May
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The purpose of this responsiveness summary is to document the Illinois EPAs responses to comments received during the public comment period. These comments were considered prior to selection of a final remedy for the control of the four major sources of contamination at the Southeast Rockford Superfund site. The remedy is detailed in Illinois EPAs Record of Decision with which the U.S.EPA concurs.
		Date Created:	04 09 2003
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040195 Original UID: 20423 FIRST WORD: Responsiveness

2:		Title:	Responsiveness Summary: Source Control Feasibility Study and Proposed Plan
		Volume/Number:	2002 May
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The purpose of this responsiveness summary is to document the Illinois EPAs responses to comments received during the public comment period. These comments were considered prior to selection of a final remedy for the control of the four major sources of contamination at the Southeast Rockford Superfund site. The remedy is detailed in Illinois EPAs Record of Decision with which the U.S.EPA concurs.
		Date Created:	04 09 2003
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040196 Original UID: 20423 FIRST WORD: Responsiveness

3:		Title:	Performing Well Surveys
		Volume/Number:	2006 May
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Requirements exist in Illinois and federal regulations1 to identify potable water wells in relation to cleanup sites to ensure that water supply wells are protected by proposed cleanup remedies. Because of concerns about known inaccuracies in certain databases and instances with inadequate documentation, a more thorough approach is needed for surveys of potable water supply wells. The enhanced techniques described in this fact sheet will apply across all remedial programs and RCRA Permits in Illinois EPAs Bureau of Land. While some additional research and reporting may be required, this approach should not prove overly burdensome to the regulated community, and it will provide the level of detail necessary to make informed decisions to protect well users.
		Date Created:	05 10 2006
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040283 Original UID: 20476 FIRST WORD: Performing

4:		Title:	Safe Water Well Initiative
		Volume/Number:	2009 August
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	If you have a private well, the Illinois EPA and IDPH recommend that you test your well for VOCs (volatile organic compounds like gasoline and industrial solvents), if you live in an urban or suburban area with business, industry or gas stations nearby. Wells in rural areas that may be affected by leaking fuel tanks should also test for VOCs.
		Date Created:	09 02 2009
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040284 Original UID: 20477 FIRST WORD: Safe

5:		Title:	Sauk Village Water Supply Contamination Issue, Cook County, Illinois
		Volume/Number:	2012 March
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	In June 2009, Illinois EPA mailed public notices to all Sauk Village Water Supply users regarding vinyl chloride contamination in groundwater that is affecting the community water supply. In the water drawn from Well Number 3, the concentration of vinyl chloride in 2009 [at 3.49 micrograms per liter (ug/L)] violated the federal maximum contaminant level of 2 ug/L allowed for a public water supply. Well Number 3 was taken out of service in 2009 and has not been part of the system since then because of the vinyl chloride contamination. This fact sheet also provides a QandA format to address concerns.
		Date Created:	03 06 2012
		Agency ID:	fact sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000040457 Original UID: 20643 FIRST WORD: Sauk

6:		Title:	Former Abingdon Pottery (South Plant)
		Volume/Number:	2007 March
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	In February 2007, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) conducted an environmental investigation at the former Abingdon Pottery Company located at the corner of Sanitary Road and East Street. This investigation was part on an on-going Brownfield redevelopment effort. During the Illinois EPA investigation, it was discovered that surface soils in this area contained high concentrations of lead.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041791 Original UID: 21575 FIRST WORD: Former

7:		Title:	Batavia Groundwater Contamination Study
		Volume/Number:	1997 July
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The IEPA will be conducting an investigation in Batavia in an effort to determine the source of industrial solvent contamination which has been detected in some private water wells near the east bank of the Fox river.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041792 Original UID: 21576 FIRST WORD: Batavia

8:		Title:	Batavia Groundwater Contamination Study
		Volume/Number:	1998 March
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	In 1996, routine water sampling by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) identified groundwater contamination in several semi-private and non-community public water supply wells in Batavia, Illinois. Subsequent extensive investigation by the Illinois EPA and IDPH has defined the area where groundwater contamination with Vinyl Chloride and other volatile organic contaminants (VOCs) has been detected. The surface area overlying the contaminated groundwater is roughly bounded by the Fox River on the West, Laurel Street on the North, Illinois Route 25 on the East and Bond Drive on the South and has been designated the Batavia Groundwater Contamination Site (Site).
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #2
		ISL ID:	000000041793 Original UID: 21577 FIRST WORD: Batavia

9:		Title:	Batavia Groundwater Contamination Study
		Volume/Number:	1998 July
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	As previously reported in Fact Sheet #2, routine water sampling by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) identified groundwater contamination in several semi-private and non-community public water supply wells in Batavia, Illinois. Subsequent, extensive investigation by the Illinois EPA and IDPH has defined the area where groundwater contaminated with Vinyl Chloride and other volatile organic contaminants (VOCs) has been detected. The surface area overlying the contaminated groundwater is roughly bounded by the Fox River on the West, Laurel Street on the North, Illinois Route 25 on the East and Bond Drive on the South and is known as the Batavia Groundwater Contamination Site (Site).
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #3
		ISL ID:	000000041794 Original UID: 21578 FIRST WORD: Batavia

10:		Title:	Batavia Groundwater Contamination Study
		Volume/Number:	2000 April
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) has completed its environmental investigations at the Batavia Groundwater Contamination Site. Illinois EPA has placed a final report of the investigation in the Site Information Repository in the Batavia Public Library, for review by interested citizens.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #4
		ISL ID:	000000041795 Original UID: 21579 FIRST WORD: Batavia

11:		Title:	Bath Landfill
		Volume/Number:	2002 August
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The landfill has erosion problems, uncovered refuse, and is leaching into the Sangamon River. Leachate is a liquid that results from water traveling through decomposing waste in a landfill and usually contains a variety of contaminants. This may escape into surrounding surface water or ground water, depending on conditions at a given landfill. The Illinois EPA intends to cap the landfill to prevent further leachate production. The map indicated in the fact sheet pdf is being included in a separate pdf.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #2
		ISL ID:	000000041796 Original UID: 21581 FIRST WORD: Bath

12:		Title:	Bath Landfill
		Volume/Number:	2001 May
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Located on the south side of the Sangamon River near Route 48 in Decatur, this 11.7-acre landfill received municipal solid waste and demolition debris beginning in 1918. The landfill ceased accepting waste in 1991 due to a Consent Order from the Illinois Attorney General. The Consent Order required placement of two feet of cover on the landfill. However, Illinois EPA has no documentation that the work was completed, and after a visual inspection of the site, is concerned about the quality of the cover material.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041797 Original UID: 21580 FIRST WORD: Bath

13:		Title:	Bath Landfill
		Volume/Number:	2004 June
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	This 17-acre landfill southwest of Decatur on the south bank of the Sangamon River was permitted in 1974 as a demolition debris landfill. It originated as an open dump in 1918. The site had a history of not complying with the state landfill rules in the 1980s. The landfill also exceeded its permitted waste disposal limits, by the time that operations stopped in 1991. The owner failed to comply with an August 1994 court order requiring proper cover to be installed and maintained. Visible leachate seeps (leachate is water that has traveled through the landfill and contacts waste material) and exposed refuse were observed along the bank of the Sangamon River.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #3
		ISL ID:	000000041799 Original UID: 21582 FIRST WORD: Bath

14:		Title:	Controlled Prairie Burn, BATH, Inc. Landfill
		Volume/Number:	2008 February
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Illinois EPA has scheduled the first controlled prairie burn at the former BATH, Inc. Landfill site for late February or March 2008. The specific date of the event will depend on weather conditions. The site is located on the west side of Highway 48 along the south bank of the Sangamon River. The controlled burn is necessary to eliminate accumulated trees and to stimulate new growth and diversity in the plant life. It will also eliminate invasive plant species, which have more shallow root systems than the mix of prairie plants on the landfill cap.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #4
		ISL ID:	000000041801 Original UID: 21583 FIRST WORD: Controlled

15:		Title:	Beaver Valley Road Area Groundwater Investigation
		Volume/Number:	2007 October
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	In 1999, a resident in a subdivision at the crossroads of Beaver Valley Road and Squaw Prairie Road had his well water tested for the presence of chemicals, and the laboratory found low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). VOCs are from a family of chemicals commonly found in solvents (degreasers) that have wide commercial and industrial use, such as metals fabrication, auto repair, dry cleaning and printing. The affected well is in a residential area northwest of Belvidere in Boone County and is not near any commercial or industrial development. The map indicated in the fact sheet will be included as a separate pdf attachment.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041802 Original UID: 21584 FIRST WORD: Beaver

16:		Title:	Beloit Corporation Superfund Project Remedial Investigation:
		Volume/Number:	1992 June
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The purpose of this investigation is to determine the nature and extent of contamination at the Beloit Corporation Site. Groundwater contamination in drinking water was found at several locations in the Blackhawk Subdivision during the 1988 Winnebago County Groundwater Study conducted by IEPA. The larger map indicated in the fact sheet will be included as a separate attachment.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041803 Original UID: 21585 FIRST WORD: Beloit

17:		Title:	Beloit Corporation Phase 1 Remedial Investigation
		Volume/Number:	1999 March
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	The Beloit Corporation has completed Phase 1 of a Remedial Investigation as part of the Beloit Corporation Superfund Site project. The site is located northeast of Rockton, Illinois, in Winnebago County. This investigation was financed by Beloit Corporation and carried out by Warzyn Engineering, with complete oversight by Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) and their contractors. The larger map indicated in the fact sheet will be included in a separate pdf attachment.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #2
		ISL ID:	000000041804 Original UID: 21586 FIRST WORD: Beloit

18:		Title:	Beloit Corporation Superfund Project Update
		Volume/Number:	1994 August
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Laboratory results for the analysis of volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) in private water wells located in the Blackhawk Acres Subdivision and nearby areas have been received. Private wells were sampled on May 11-12th as part of Phase 2 of the Remedial Investigation (RI). Letters to the residents explaining the individual results will be sent by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) after quality assurance/quality control has been conducted to ensure the accuracy of the sample data. IEPA will be contacting any homeowners who had detectable amounts of VOCs in their drinking water.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #3
		ISL ID:	000000041805 Original UID: 21587 FIRST WORD: Beloit

19:		Title:	Brockman I Landfill Consent Orders
		Volume/Number:	2003 October
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	There are two consent orders. The parties of the first consent order are the State of Illinois, the LaSalle County State's Attorney and 19 corporations that sent waste to the landfill. The parties of the second consent order are the State of Illinois, the LaSalle County State's Attorney, Evelyn Muffler and Elsbeth Fullmer. Ms. Muffler operates a gun range adjacent to the landfill, and Ms. Fullmer owns the property on which the landfill is located.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041806 Original UID: 21590 FIRST WORD: Brockman

20:		Title:	Bishop Landfill
		Volume/Number:	2003 February
		Issuing Agency:
		Description:	Bishop Landfill, located about one mile south of Litchfield and the Long Branch Creek, is an approximately 36-acre permitted sanitary landfill that was not certified as closed by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA). It operated from 1971 till 1987. Bishop Landfill was permitted to accept only general refuse (trash); however, hazardous wastes were taken without the operator acquiring the proper permits. The printable map referenced in the fact sheet will be included as a separate pdf attachment.
		Date Created:	05 02 2012
		Agency ID:	Fact Sheet #1
		ISL ID:	000000041808 Original UID: 21588 FIRST WORD: Bishop

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