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EPA, NH DES, US ACOE & ECC to Host Open House for Ottati & Goss / Kingston Steel Drum Superfund Site

Contact: Angela Bonarrigo, EPA Community Involvement Coordinator, (617) 918-1034

For Immediate Release: August 14, 2001; Release # 01-08-20

KINGSTON, N.H. – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, US Army Corps of Engineers and Environmental Chemical Corporation will host an open house on Saturday, Aug. 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kingston Town Hall (163 Main St. Kingston) to discuss upcoming cleanup activities at the Ottati & Goss / Kingston Steel Drum Facility, located on Route 125 in Kingston, NH. Details about the treatment process and the cleanup of the site will be provided. As part of the open house, a shuttle bus will be available for a one half hour site tour.

 
Related Information
 
 

Ottati & Goss Superfund Site Fact Sheet

Superfund Program in New England

 
     

The Kingston Police Department will be working with ECC of Burlingame, CA, the contractors conducting the cleanup, to manage the increase in traffic anticipated as the cleanup work begins. Trucks will not enter or leave the site during the morning or evening rush hours. Cleanup of the site is expected to take approximately one year.

The site is located along both sides of State Highway 125, approximately three miles south of the town of Kingston, N.H. The area west of Rt 125 consists of the former Kingston Steel Drum and Ottati & Goss operations. Approximately 25,000 cubic yards of material contaminated with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCBs) will be excavated and be treated from wetlands and uplands on both sides of the highway.

The Ottati & Goss / Kingston Steel Drum Site was placed on the EPA's National Priorities List in 1983, making it eligible for federal funding to address contamination at the site. Previous actions taken at the site include the removal of approximately 4,000 drums of waste in the early 1980's, cleanup of the former Ottati & Goss facility, and removal of the former Kingston Steel Drum building.

For additional information about the open house or the project, contact: Angela Bonarrigo at 1-888-372-7341 ext. 81034 (toll-free).

 

  1. TITLE: EPA, NH DES, US ACOE & ECC to Host Open House for Ottati & Goss / Kingston Steel Drum Superfund Site

  2. ABSTRACT: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, US Army Corps of Engineers and Environmental Chemical Corporation will host an open house on Saturday, Aug. 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kingston Town Hall (163 Main St. Kingston) to discuss upcoming cleanup activities at the Ottati & Goss / Kingston Steel Drum Facility, located on Route 125 in Kingston, NH. Details about the treatment process and the cleanup of the site will be provided. As part of the open house, a shuttle bus will be available for a one half hour site tour.

  3. ORIGINATOR: Regional Administrator's Office

  4. PUBLICATION DATE: 08/14/2001

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  9. POINT OF CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
    Angela Bonarrigo
    Office of the Regional Administrator
    EPA New England
    1 Congress Street, Suite 1100 (RAA)
    Boston, MA 02114-2023
    617-918-1034

  10. RESPONSIBLE PARTY:
    Angela Bonarrigo, EPA Press Office, 617-918-1034
    Office of the Regional Administrator

  11. DATE OF CREATION: 08/15/2001

  12. AGENCY SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION: N/A

  13. EXPIRATION DATE: 09/15/2001

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