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Oak Grove Village Well
Oak Grove Village, Missouri
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Site Description
The Oak Grove Village (OKV) Well site is a trichloroethylene (TCE) ground water site located in Franklin County, MO. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources Public Drinking Water Program first detected the TCE contamination in 1986. Low-level concentrations of the contaminant are widespread throughout the site.
Current Site Status and Cleanup Actions to Date
- EPA conducted a short-term action in 2001 to provide whole-house filtration systems to two homes with private wells that had TCE contamination above health concern levels.
- In 2007, EPA selected an interim remedy for the site.
- In 2008, EPA completed the design for the interim remedy. The cleanup actions include: conducting ground water sampling; providing alternate water supplies, if necessary; plugging a municipal well and a monitoring well; monitoring the air stripper tied to the operating OGV municipal well; and implementing institutional controls.
Current Funding Status
- In Fiscal Year 2008, EPA obligated approximately $328,000 for cleanup activities at this site including additional ground water sampling.
- To date, EPA has obligated a total of nearly $400,000 for cleanup activities at this site.
For more information on this site, please read the
OGV Well site fact sheet (PDF)
(5 pp, 62K, http://www.epa.gov/region7/cleanup/npl_files/mod981717036.pdf) on the Region 7 Superfund web site.
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Key Accomplishments
- Extended water mains to residences with private wells affected by ground water contamination in 1987
- Started an action in 2004 that removed and disposed off-site approximately 1,300 drums, containers, and cylinders containing various flammable liquids, solids and gases, and unknown compounds
- Selected a comprehensive cleanup plan for the site in 2006
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