PUBLIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE (AFB)
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
CERCLIS# CA5570024575
September 14, 1998
Prepared by
Federal Facilities Assessment Branch
Division of Health Assessment and Consultation
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION, EXPOSURE PATHWAYS
AND PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONS
- Introduction
I. Indeterminate Public Health HazardII. No Apparent Public Health Hazards
- A. Possible Indoor Air Contamination into Buildings 810, 844, 845, from Storm System B (SD-33)
B. Exposure to Soil Gas Evaporation to the Air at Landfill 1 (LF006)
C. Exposure to Soil Gas Evaporation to the Air at the North-South Gasoline Station Complex
D. Union Creek
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL
APPENDIX A: ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
APPENDIX B: SOURCE SITE EVALUATION SUMMARY
APPENDIX C: ATSDR PUBLIC HEALTH CONCLUSION CATEGORIES
APPENDIX D: SOIL GAS SAMPLES (TCE, DCE, AND TPH) FROM STORM
SEWER B STUDY
Figure 1: Location of Travis AFB
Figure 2: Travis AFB
Figure 3: Duck Pond
Figure 4: Buildings 810, 844, 845
Figure 5: Landfill 1
Figure 6: On-Base Gasoline Stations
Figure 7: Groundwater Plumes (Migrating Offsite): Fire Training Area 4, Landfill 2, Building 1125
Figure 8: Union Creek
Figure 9: B-29 Crash Site
Figure 10: Grazing Areas - Landfill X and Grazing Management Units 7 & 8
Table 1: Travis AFB -- Evaluation of Health Hazard Situations
Table 2: Summary of ATSDR's Public Health Conclusion for Travis AFB.
Table 3: Radionuclides in Soil at the Site of the B-29 Crash
