List of Satellite, and Arial Photos of
Ordinance, Explosives and Toxic Chemical
Sites. Slated for Transfer. (Page 1 of 3.)
Ordinance, Explosives and Toxic Chemical
Sites. Slated for Transfer. (Page 1 of 3.)
An overview of each Ordinance & Explosive (OE) Site in Track 1"No Further Action Report" is given
below. Underneath the Track 1 link, is a list of the Unexploded Ordinance (UXO), and Ordinance &
Explosive (OE) Sites. Each OE site link is a file containing the images for that site. They are very helpful
in visualizing the areas where munitions, explosives, ordinance and chemicals have been found. The
sizes and locations of the sample areas and the cleanup locations are also given. The Track 1 report
refers to OE Sites as MRS's (Munition Response Sites).
The Remedial Investigation/Feasiblity Studies (RI/FS) for these sites have been completed. Some
Records of Decisions RODs (the initiatives that direct the cleanup) have been made as well. These
reports provide a geophysical history of the sampling and cleanup. The analyses in these report may
give the reader an impression that the geophysical testing, sampling and cleanup has been
anecdotal in nature rather then empirical . They also infer that the overall effort to cleanup the Fort
Ord land has been marginal at best.
The RI/FS and ROD reports may be found by going to the Administrative Record. The RI/FS and ROD
steps in the Superfund Process may be viewed here. Should a document or report be missing, from
the Administrative Record, contact the BRAC Office.
below. Underneath the Track 1 link, is a list of the Unexploded Ordinance (UXO), and Ordinance &
Explosive (OE) Sites. Each OE site link is a file containing the images for that site. They are very helpful
in visualizing the areas where munitions, explosives, ordinance and chemicals have been found. The
sizes and locations of the sample areas and the cleanup locations are also given. The Track 1 report
refers to OE Sites as MRS's (Munition Response Sites).
The Remedial Investigation/Feasiblity Studies (RI/FS) for these sites have been completed. Some
Records of Decisions RODs (the initiatives that direct the cleanup) have been made as well. These
reports provide a geophysical history of the sampling and cleanup. The analyses in these report may
give the reader an impression that the geophysical testing, sampling and cleanup has been
anecdotal in nature rather then empirical . They also infer that the overall effort to cleanup the Fort
Ord land has been marginal at best.
The RI/FS and ROD reports may be found by going to the Administrative Record. The RI/FS and ROD
steps in the Superfund Process may be viewed here. Should a document or report be missing, from
the Administrative Record, contact the BRAC Office.
It does not appear that the Fort Ord Risk Assessment Protocol was applied to the transfer of
Ordinance and Explosive (OE) Sites in the Track 0 "No Further Action" Plan. The Fort Ord Risk
Assessment Protocol is dated October 2002. UXO Sites in Track 0 began transferring in August of
1994. If this is the case, what method was used to assess the risk to human health and the
environment from August of 1994 to October of 2002? This situation raises questions about how
the Fort Ord Risk Assessment Protocol is being used on the OE sites in the Track 1, "No Further
Action" Proposal.
Ordinance and Explosive (OE) Sites in the Track 0 "No Further Action" Plan. The Fort Ord Risk
Assessment Protocol is dated October 2002. UXO Sites in Track 0 began transferring in August of
1994. If this is the case, what method was used to assess the risk to human health and the
environment from August of 1994 to October of 2002? This situation raises questions about how
the Fort Ord Risk Assessment Protocol is being used on the OE sites in the Track 1, "No Further
Action" Proposal.
No Further Action Track 1 Sites 27 Pages No Further Action
means no futher cleanup. View Step in Superfund Process.
means no futher cleanup. View Step in Superfund Process.
OE1 Flame Thrower Range, Residentail Development 25 Acres
OE2 Petes Pond & Extention, Does Not Meet Track 1 Criteria
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OE5 Small Arms & Rocket Range, Habitat Corridor &
Development 30 Acres East Garrison Development
Development 30 Acres East Garrison Development
OE6 Booby Traps & Land Mines, Development with Reserve Areas, 2 Acres
OE13A Practice Mortar Range, Residential Development & Park, 61 Acres
OE17 Anti Tank and Mine Area, Kept in Track 1
OE20 Recoiless Rifle Range, Development, 7 Acres
OE22 Beach Ranges, Rifle, Machine Gun & Chemical Training, State Park, 952 Acres.
OE24B Practice Hand Grenade Range, Housing, 14.2 Acres
OE24C Live Grenade Range, Does not meet Track 1 Criteria
OE24D Booby Traps, Housing, 1.8 Acres
OE24E Practice Rifle Grenade Range, Housing 2.7 Acres
OE27X Training Site 24 of 26, Bureau of Land Management Transfer, Recreational Area. 79.5 Acres
OE27Y Training Site 25 of 26, Habitat Reserve and Development, 25 Acres
OE32A Oil Well Road, Habitat Reserve, Habitat Reserve, 38 Acres
By using the GIS Software Keyhole and the *.pdf files that display the OE sites, overlays may me
made with a good degree of accuracy.
made with a good degree of accuracy.
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| Fort Ord CAG |
Fort Ord Community Advisory Group (CAG)
PO Box 1139, Marina, CA 93933 Email:
focagemail@yahoo.com