Military Munitions Response Program Site Inspection Camp Bullis, Texas. Courtney M.S. Ingersoll

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Military Munitions Response Program Site Inspection Camp Bullis, Texas Courtney M.S. Ingersoll 757.643.7886 cingersoll@e2m.net

Talking Points History of Camp Bullis Regulatory Guidance RFA Goals & Process MRS data RFA Results Conclusions

PROJECT LOCATION MAP Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 3303000 519000 529000 539000 549000 559000 569000 579000 589000 3303000 Figure 1 3293000 3283000 BANDERA KENDALL 10 Camp Bullis Military Reservation COMAL 3293000 3283000 County Boundary Installation Boundary Road Stream Water Area Status Operational Range 3273000 3263000 MEDINA 410 BEXAR 281 San Antonio International Airport Fort Sam Houston 90 Randolph AFB GUADALUPE 3273000 3263000 Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 10,000 Meter 1:500,000 0 4 8 12 Kilometers Miles 0 2 4 6 8 10 Installation Location Texas 3253000 3243000 519000 Lackland AFB 529000 35 37 539000 Kelly AFB 549000 San Antonio Brooks AFB 559000 87 569000 579000 WILSON 589000 3253000 3243000 10 Camp Bullis RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final 35

LOCATIONS of MR SITES Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 540000 541000 542000 Figure 2 3280000 Salado Creek Stokes Mortar Munitions Site 114.48ac. 3280000 Installation Boundary Road Creek Water Area Status Operational Range MR Site Range Area, Firing Line to Target Butt 3279000 75 mm Munitions Site 2.22 ac. 3279000 Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 1,000 Meter 1:22,000 0 200 400 600 Meters Machine Gun Range 0.25 ac. 100 Target Range 7.95 ac. Feet 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 Installation Location Texas 3278000 3278000 10 35 Camp Bullis RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX 540000 541000 542000 Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final

Regulatory Guidance CERCLA preferred MMRP regulatory guidance However, state may exercise authority under RCRA Camp Bullis has RCRA permit TCEQ requested Camp Bullis be evaluated under RCRA Army agreed, TCEQ is the lead regulatory agency

MMRP RFA Goals Primary Goal To support one of the following recommendations No Further Action Immediate Response; Further Characterization Secondary Goal To apply the information to: Refine the MMRP CTC estimates by Army Upload RFA analytical data into ERIS Populate the MRS-PP & calculate draft scores for each MRS

MMRP RFA Process Establish and involve stakeholders throughout Develop/accomplish DQOs Perform historic records review Develop CSM and determine data gaps Design Work Plan and perform field work RFA

STOKES MORTAR MUNITIONS MR SITE SAMPLE LOCATION Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 540500 541000 541500 Figure 10 3280000 3280000 Creek Grab Sample Location, Biased Area Status Operational Range MR Site, Revised Boundary STK-B01 Salado Creek Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 500 Meter 1:8,000 0 100 200 300 Meters 3279500 3279500 Feet 0 150 300 450 600 750 Installation Location Texas 10 35 Camp Bullis RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX 540500 541000 541500 Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final

75 mm MUNITIONS MR SITE SAMPLE LOCATIONS Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 540300 540400 540500 Figure 7 3278800 3278800 Sample Location Prior UXO Finding Area Status R25 R55 Operational Range MR Site, Revised Boundary R1R R19 R04 R15 R12 R10 Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 100 Meter 1:2,000 3278700 3278700 0 10 20 30 Meters Feet 0 40 80 120 160 200 Installation Location Texas 10 35 Camp Bullis RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX 540300 540400 540500 Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final

100 TARGET RANGE MR SITE SAMPLE LOCATIONS Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 3278500 541700 541800 541900 542000 542100 3278500 Figure 8 R15 R2 Stream Random Sample Location Biased Sample Location 3278400 R10 3278400 Surface Water Sample 5-Point Composite Sample R24 R18 Area Status Operational Range MR Site 3278300 3278200 B01 BULL-100T-R39 B12 B11 R38 R35 B02 B03 R46 BULL-100T-R39SW B04 R33 500 yd. Firing Line B05 B06 R29 B07 B08 Salado Creek 3278300 3278200 Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 500 Meter 1:3,270 0 40 80 120 Meters Feet 0 50 100 150 200 250 Installation Location Texas B10 600 yd. Firing Line 10 35 Camp Bullis 3278100 541700 541800 541900 542000 B09 542100 3278100 RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final

MACHINE GUN RANGE MR SITE SAMPLE LOCATIONS Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Texas 541500 Wilderness Trail Rd 541550 Figure 9 R07 R09 Road Random Sample Location Biased Sample Location Area Status Operational Range MR Site R22 3278550 R12 3278550 Projection UTM, Zone 14 Horizontal Datum NAD83 Units Meters Grid 50 Meter 1:500 0 5 10 15 Meters R02 R30 Feet 0 10 20 30 40 50 Installation Location Texas B01 541500 B02 B03 B04 B05 R27 B06 B07 R31 B08 1200 yd. Firing Line 541550 10 Camp Bullis RCRA FACILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT CAMP BULLIS MILITARY RESERVATION, TX Source: Produced for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by engineering-environmental Management Inc. (e²m). Date: August 2005 Edition: Final 35

RFA Results - MC As TCEQ is lead agency, stakeholders agreed Use TRRP PCLs for residential levels in soil for comparison Explosives (EPA Method 8330) assessed at two MRSs. No explosive compounds detected TAL Metals (EPA Method 6010B) assessed at all four MRSs. Metals detected at 2 MRSs

RFA Results - MC MRS 75 mm Munitions Site MC Detected thallium 8.07-12.0 mg/kg TRRP Tier 1 PCLs thallium 6.3 mg/kg All 8 samples collected showed slightly elevated levels of thallium. Thallium is associated with the potassium minerals in clay soils. Camp Bullis IRP is investigating thallium throughout the installation. Stakeholders felt thallium issue not related to munitions.

RFA Results - MEC Stokes Mortar Range MEC confirmed during HRR 75 mm Munitions Site DGM performed to refine MRS boundary and support historic evidence of site as DMM site. Covered 76 % of the MRS.

RFA Results - MC 100 Target Range RFA Field Work e 2 M resample 5- point composite FSH resample MC Detected copper 3390 mg/kg thallium 6.4 & 7.24 mg/kg copper 10.8 mg/kg copper 6.2 10.5 mg/kg TRRP Tier 1 PCLs copper 550 mg/kg thallium 6.3 mg/kg copper 550 mg/kg copper 550 mg/kg Copper Conclusion: Due to the very low detections of copper from the samples analyzed on 3 June 2005 and 14 July 2005, there does not appear to be a concern with high levels of copper at the site. * Memorandum, to TCEQ, Region 13, RE: Copper sampling Results from MMRP Site, 100 Target Range, US Army Camp Bullis, Texas, from Director, Environmental and Natural Resources Office.

RFA Conclusion Stokes Mortar Munitions Site Further Characterization: MEC: Documentation indicates MEC has been found throughout the MRS. MC: Metals and explosives were not detected

RFA Conclusion 75 mm Munitions Site Further Characterization MEC: MEC has historically been discovered at this MRS and DGM detected 160 anomalies supporting reasonable cause for further investigation. MC: Thallium detected in all 8 surface soil samples.

RFA Conclusion - 100 Target Range No Further Action MEC: MEC is not associated with the MRS. MC: Copper and thallium exceeded PCLs. Copper was determined to be an outlier by follow up sampling Thallium determined not a contaminant of concern by stakeholders.

RFA Conclusion Machine Gun Range No Further Action MEC: MEC is not associated with the MRS. MC: MC was not detected in levels which exceed TRRP Tier 1 PCLs at the MRS.