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Sauget Area 1

Site Information
  • Sauget, IL (St. Clair County)
  • EPA ID# ILD980792006
Contact Information

Community Involvement Coordinator
Patricia Krause (krause.patricia@epa.gov)
312-886-9506 or 800-621-8431, ext. 69506, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST

Remedial Project Manager
Stepanie Linebaugh (linebaugh.stephanie@epa.gov)
312-353-2315 or 800-621-8431, ext. 32315

Repositories

(where to view written records)

Cahokia Public Library
140 Cahokia Park Drive
Cahokia, IL

Background

Cleanup at the Sauget Area 1 site is being addressed by short-term removal actions and a long-term cleanup phase that focuses on cleaning up the entire site. The long-term cleanup phase requires a remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI/FS). This is a study of the nature and extent of contamination (RI) and a description of potential cleanup alternatives (FS). The RI/FS is being reviewed to include added studies and investigations and should be submitted to EPA for review in 2009.

Sauget Area 1 is made up of 12 contaminant sources that include Segments A-F of Dead Creek and adjacent sites G, H, I, L, M and N. Sites G, H, and I are inactive landfills or former disposal areas next to the creek. Site L was used by waste haulers to dispose wash water and sites M and N are former sand pits. Check out the map of Sauget Area 1 and 2 that highlights each source within the areas along with the names of companies that at one time operated in the areas.

Short-term cleanup performed at the sites included:

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Site Updates

February 2013

EPA ‘s proposed plan to address risk associated with contaminated soil and underground water supplies, known as ground water, is scheduled for Tuesday, March 5, 2013. EPA will be accepting comments about the plan starting February 27 through March 28.

EPA ‘s recommended cleanup is to recover pockets of tar-like liquids in certain areas of ground water and use an innovative forced air technique within areas of remaining waste. The area will be capped to avoid the spread of contamination in soil and waste.

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