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PUBLIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT
BELVIDERE MUNICIPAL LANDFILL #1
BELVIDERE, BOONE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A - FIGURES

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TABLE 1

APPENDIX B - TABLES
On-Site Monitoring Wells - RI all values in micrograms per liter (ug/l)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source
Acenaphthene	3/44	90J-210	NA	NA
Arsenic	20/77	0.3-190	3	RMEG
Barium	41/77	36B-3536	700	RMEG
Benzene	8/32	1.0J-26J	1.2	CREG
Benzo(a)anthracene	5/44	73-190	0.1	PMCL
Benzo(a)pyrene	5/44	6J-140	0.006	CREG
Benzo(b)fluoranthene	3/44	5J-106	0.2	PMCL
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene	5/44	3J-78J	NA	NA
Benzo(k)fluoranthene	1/44	35	0.2	PMCL
Benzyl Alcohol	1/44	2J	NA	NA
Beryllium	10/77	1B-6	0.0081	CREG
Bis(2-ethyl-hexyl)Phthalate	25/44	1J-570	2.5	CREG
Cadmium	8/77	0.8-46	2	child EMEG
4-chloro-3-Methylphenol	1/44	6J	NA	NA
Chloroethane	1/32	8.1J	NA	NA
Chromium	40/77	13-829	50	RMEG
Chrysene	6/44	3.3J-180	0.2	PMCL
Cobalt	11/77	21-206	NA	NA
Di-N-Octyl Phthalate	2/44	3J-28	NA	NA
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene	2/44	4.7J-5.5J	0.3	PMCL
Dibenzofuran	5/44	1.8J-33J	NA	NA
Ethylbenzene	20/32	1.2J-32,000	1,000	RMEG
Indeno(1,2,3-c,d)pyrene	5/44	2J-62J	0.4	PMCL
Lead	12/77	4-220	15A	MCL
Manganese	12/77	10B-6990	1000	RMEG
Mercury	2/77	0.5	2	MCL
4-methyl-2-Pentanone	1/32	12	NA	NA
2-Methyl-Naphthalene	8/44	1.2J-100J	NA	NA
N-Nitroso-Di-N-Propylamine	2/44	10-25	0.005	CREG
Naphthalene	22/44	1.4J-420	20	LTHA
Nickel	22/77	30-449	100	LTHA
PCBs	19/20	0.1J-75	0.05	child EMEG
Phenanthrene	9/44	5.7J-820	NA	NA
Thallium	1/77	8	0.4	LTHA
Toluene	12/32	5.4-15,000	2,000	RMEG
Vanadium	16/77	5B-307	20	LTHA
Vinyl Chloride	2/32	1.0J-3.0J	0.2	child EMEG
Xylene	29/32	1.45-96,000	20,000	RMEG
Zinc	16/77	5B-307	20	LTHA
NA - No comparison value available B, J - Estimated value A - USEPA action level for drinking water supplies

TABLE 2
n-Site Monitoring Wells - RI Background samples (MW01, MW02, MW20) all values in micrograms per liter (ug/l)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

Zinc	4/7	25-59	20	LTHA

Table 3.
On-Site Monitoring Well Samples - May 1989
all values in micrograms per liter (ug/l)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

Antimony	4/18	19.7-22.9B	4	RMEG
Arsenic	16/18	1.1B-7B	3	RMEG
Benzene	2/18	7J-20J	1.2	CREG
Beryllium	4/18	0.22B-1.2B	0.0081	CREG
Ethylbenzene	5/18	21-2,400	1,000	RMEG
Xylene	5/18	2J-31,000	20,000	RMEG
B, J - Estimated value

Table 4.
On-Site Soil Samples - RI Landfill Area all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

0 - 3 inches
Benzo(a)anthracene	2/20	0.08J-0.14J	NA	NA
Benzo(b)fluoranthene	1/20	0.2J	NA	NA
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene	1/20	0.11J	NA	NA
Chrysene	2/20	0.1J-0.14J	NA	NA
Indenol(1,2,3-c,d)pyrene	1/20	0.12J	NA	NA
PCBs	3/20	0.009J-0.56	0.091	CREG
Phenanthrene	1/20	0.2J	NA	NA
1 - 6 inches
Benzo(a)anthracene	1/16	0.08J	NA	NA
Benzo(k)fluoranthene	3/16	0.04J-0.14J	NA	NA
Chrysene	1/16	0.08J	NA	NA
4-Nitrophenol	2/16	0.04J-0.055	NA	NA
PCBs	6/16	0.03J-3.5	0.091	CREG
Phenanthrene	1/16	0.08J	NA	NA
NA - No comparison values available J - Estimated value

Table 5.
On-Site Soil Samples - RI Drum Storage Area all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

0 - 3 inches
PCBs	5/5	0.2-51	0.091	CREG

Table 6.
On-Site Soil Samples - RI West Pond Area all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

Benzo(k)fluoranthene	1/1	0.08J	NA	NA
Chrysene	1/1	0.04J	NA	NA
Phenanthrene	1/1	0.04J	NA	NA
NA - No comparison value available J - Estimated value

Table 7.
On-Site Soil Samples - RI Background (SS09 and SS14) all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)

Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source
Benzo(k)fluoranthene	1/2	0.04J	NA	NA
PCBs	2/2	0.04J-1.6	0.091	CREG
NA - No Comparison value available J - estimated value

Table 8.
West Pond Sediment Samples - RI all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

Benzo(a)anthracene	2/8	0.09J-0.17J	NA	NA
Benzo(b)fluoranthene	2/8	0.03J-0.22J	NA	NA
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene	1/8	0.08J	NA	NA
Chrysene	2/8	0.09J-0.22J	NA	NA
Indeno(1,2,3-c,d) pyrene	1/8	0.08J	NA	NA
4-Nitrophenol	3/8	0.07J-0.12J	NA	NA
Phenanthrene	2/8	0.1J-0.23J	NA	NA
NA - No comparison values available J - Estimated value

Table 9.
Kishwaukee River Sediment Samples - RI
all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)

Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source
Benzo(a)anthracene	1/6	0.09J-0.19J	NA	NA
Benzo(b)fluoranthene	2/6	0.06J-0.07J	NA	NA
Benzo(g,h,i)perylene	2/6	0.1J-0.16J	NA	NA
Chrysene	4/6	0.06J-0.15J	NA	NA
Indeno(1,2,3-c,d) pyrene	1/6	0.16J	NA	NA
4-Nitrophenol	2/6	0.09J-0.2J	NA	NA
Phenanthrene	4/6	0.06J-0.35J	NA	NA
NA - No Comparison value available J - Estimated value

Table 10.
East Pond Sediment Samples - RI all values in milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

4-Nitrophenol	1/2	0.067J	NA	NA
NA - No comparison values available J - Estimated value

Table 11.
Private Well Samples - RI all values in micrograms per liter (ug/l)
Contaminant of Concern	Frequency of Detection	Range	Comparison Value	Comparison Value Source

Cadmium	2/11	6-15	2	child EMEG
Nitrite	11/11	1,200-5,600	1,000	child RMEG
Trichloroethylene	3/11	2J-17	5	MCL
NA - No comparison value available J - estimated value

Table 12.
TRI Data for Boone County (zip code 61008)(all values in estimated pounds per year)
Facility Name	Compound	Media	1987	1988	1989	1990

APACHE Building Products Co.	dichloromethane	AIR			11,393
	methylene bis (phenyl-isocyanate)	AIR	96	224	174	179
Belvidere Assembly Plant / Chrysler Motors	N-butly alcohol	AIR	--	33,400	--	--
	zinc	AIR	--	500	--	--
	methanol	AIR	71,200	177,000	96,000	35,000
	barium	AIR	--	500	--	42
	cyclohexane	AIR	500	3,230	1,770	--
	methyl tert-butyl ether	AIR	1,000	6,670	2,420	--
	naphthalene	AIR	500	1,003	--	--
	ethylbenzene	AIR	1,000	3,127	8,480	--
	benzene	AIR	500	3,210	1,430	561
	copper	AIR	--	500	--	--
	phosphoric acid	AIR	--	1,110	--	533
	freon 113	AIR	--	--	48,022	--
	toluene	AIR	117,000	53,000	73,000	34,000
	methyl isobutyl ketone	AIR	188,000	732,000	460,000	273,000
	sodium hydroxide	AIR	--	2,350	--	--
	ethylene glycol	AIR	500	5,050	252	32
	sulfuric acid	AIR	500	250	--	37
	xylene	AIR	285,000	879,000	597,000	583,000
	dichloromethane	AIR	--	--	40,900	6,740
	glycol ethers	AIR	8,200	52,900	170,000	25,700
	methyl ethyl ketone	AIR	186,000	247,000	509,000	155,000
	acetone	AIR	85,000	20,620	71,000	28,000
Dean Foods/Ice Cream Div.	ammonia	AIR	6,087	6,088	12,089	--
	cumene hydroperoxide	LAND	--	--	--	5
	isopropyl alcohol	LAND	--	--	--	5
	nitric acid	AIR	--	--	--	18,000
	sodium hydroxide	AIR	--	588	--	--
	tetrachloroethylene	LAND	--	--	--	12
DEVECO Corp.	chromium	AIR	--	--	500	255
	hydrochloric acid	AIR	--	--	250	250
	nitric acid	AIR	--	--	250	250
	sulfuric acid	AIR	--	--	250	5
Midwest Plating / U.S. Chrome Div.	chromium	AIR WATER	51 17	-- --	250 250	250 3
	nitric acid	AIR	102	--	--	--
Pillsbury	ammonia	AIR	16,169	--	13,982	--
	chlorine dioxide	LAND	29,115	--	--	--
	phosphoric acid	LAND	15,659	--	250	--
	sodium hydroxide	LAND	31,690	--	--	--

Table 13.
COMPLETED EXPOSURE PATHWAYS
Pathway Name	Exposure Pathway Elements					Time
Pathway Name	Source	Environmental Media	Point of Exposure	Route of Exposure	Exposed Population	Time
Surface Soils	Belvidere Landfill	Surface soils	Belvidere Landfill	Ingestion, inhalation, skin contact	Trespassers, site workers	Past
Surface Water	Belvidere Landfill	Surface Water	On-site Ponds, Kishwaukee River	Dermal contact, ingestion	Visitors using on-site ponds or Kishwaukee River	Past Future
Private Wells	Belvidere Landfill	Groundwater	Residences, Spencer Park	Ingestion Inhalation, skin contact	Local residents	Past Present Future
Fish	Belvidere Landfill	Fish	Residence	Ingestion	Local residents	Past Present Future

Table 14.
POTENTIAL EXPOSURE PATHWAYS
Pathway Name	Exposure Pathway Elements					Time
Pathway Name	Source	Environmental Media	Point of Exposure	Route of Exposure	Exposed Population	Time
Private Wells	Belvidere Landfill	Groundwater	Residences, Spencer Park	Ingestion Inhalation, Skin Contact	Local Residents	Present Future
Public Wells	Belvidere Landfill	Groundwater	On-site Ponds, Kishwaukee River	Ingestion, Inhalation, Skin Contact	Local Residents	Future
Sediment	Belvidere Landfill	Sediment	On-site Ponds Kishwaukee River	Skin Contact, Ingestion	Visitors Utilizing On-site Ponds or the Kishwaukee River	Past Present Future
Air	Belvidere Landfill	Air	Nearby Residents, Spencer Park	Inhalation	Residents, Visitors to Spencer Park, Hikers	Past Future

APPENDIX C - PUBLIC COMMENTS

A copy of the Draft Public Health Assessment for Belvidere Municipal Landfill #1 was availablefor public review and comment at the Ida Public Library on 320 North State Street in Belvidere,Illinois, for the period starting January 12 and ending February 11, 1994. No comments werereceived from the public.

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