The Deland Leasing Drum site houses approximately 220 55-gallon drums, as well as hundreds of other smaller containers. Florida DEP personnel conducted sampling activities at this facility the first week of September 2007. The results of this sampling event revealed that many of the drums at this Site are hazardous substances. Furthermore, FDEP noted that several of the drums were leaking. In turn, once the sampling results were received by FDEP and they confirmed that hazardous substances were leaking at this facility, they contacted EPA Region 4 and requested EPA's assistance in addressing this facility (October 3, 2007.)
Property Acreage: Approximately 2 acres.
General Ownership: PRP Deland Leasing
1764 Langley Avenue, Deland, Florida
Land Use: Commercial
Nearest Water Body: Unnamed Stormwater Swale: 1/4mile
Contaminants Present: Acids, Bases, Solvents, Paint Wastes, Metals, Dimmonium Chromate
Contaminants Presenting Threat: Those listed above.
Contaminants are confined in drums, etc in a building.
Population Threatened: 200 people within a 250 yard radius.
RAL Media: Non-applicable
No evacuation zone.
During this reporting period, the removal actions were completed (wastes were removed and were properly disposed of by EPA and their contractors). See Disposition of Wastes, as well as "documents" section for totals.
Additional planned removal activities are not known at this time.
The FDEP and the PRP have been apprised of the EPA's completed removal actions.
None at this time.
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