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Questions about FUSRAP? Contact the FUSRAP Project Office at (314) 260-3905 or write to us at the following address:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Louis District
FUSRAP Project Office
8945 Latty Avenue
Berkeley, Mo. 63134

Technical point-of-contact:
MVS-Webmaster

Other questions/concerns:
FUSRAP Project Office
(314) 260-3905

Last updated: 06/26/2006 12:38

 

Links
The national webpage for the Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP).
Many of the documents posted on this FUSRAP public information webpage are in Portable Document Format (.pdf), developed by Adobe Systems Incorporated. In order to read and print these documents, you must download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader from this link.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) is the designated state agency whose responsibilities are to evaluate proposals, recommendations, and plans submitted by USACE in accordance with state or federal laws, regulations, policies, and guidance. MDNR is also providing independent field oversight of remedial activities carried out at Missouri FUSRAP sites.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is involved in the initiation, development, selection, and implementation of the remedial actions taken at FUSRAP. Under a Federal Facilities Agreement (FFA) negotiated with EPA Region 7, the St. Louis District has been designated the lead agency for the four Missouri FUSRAP Sites. Work on the Madison Site is being accomplished with the oversight of EPA Region 5. The EPA provides project oversight to ensure compliance requirements are met, schedules are achieved and remedial actions are of a high quality standard.
The St. Louis District worked with the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety (IDNS) on the Madison Site. Similar to the EPA's role in this FUSRAP Site, the IDNS is involved in a consultative role in the initiation, development, selection, and implementation of the remedial response to be undertaken at the Madison Site. IDNS is responsible for reviewing all available data and for ensuring state regulations are integrated into the remedial action process.

 

For information about the progress of cleanup at the FUSRAP St. Louis sites, please use the link shown to visit our "Newsletters" page. Helpful background information for understanding the low-level radiological cleanup process is available through our "Background" page.