Parramore Surplus

• Site Profile
• Parramore Surplus Company Reuse Fact Sheet (PDF: 1 pp, 752K)
• Record of Decision OU1
• For documents not available on the website, please contact the Region 4 Freedom of Information Office (http://www.epa.gov/region4/foiapgs/submit.htm).

Site Background:
The Parramore Surplus site is a 25-acre storage and resale company for Navy and Air Force surplus equipment. Beginning in 1972, Parramore began storing drums on the property. The Florida Department of Environmental Regulations (FDER) inspected the site and found 400 to 600 drums, some of which were leaking and killing the vegetation. The site is located in a low-density residential area with approximately 20 homes in the immediate vicinity of the site. Less than 100 people live within a 1-mile radius of the site. The area surrounding the site is primarily agricultural and forest land.

Cleanup Progress: Construction Completed
All cleanup activities, which were conducted by the PRP, and included soil removal and treatment and groundwater monitoring, were completed and the Parramore Surplus site was deleted from the NPL on February 21, 1989. The cleanup action has achieved all established goals for surface contamination, and the site is now safe to nearby residents and the environment.