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[CERCLIS ID]: MND006481543
[Name]: FMC Corporation (Fridley Plant)
[County]: Anoka
[Reason]: Soil was contaminated by TCE. Groundwater is contaminated by VOCs including TCE, which probably contributed to the detection of VOCs in the Minneapolis drinking water supply.
[Proposed]:12/30/1982
[Listed]:09/08/1983
[Constructioncompleted]:09/08/1992
[Partiallydeleted]:–
[Deleted]:–
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[CERCLIS ID]: MND980904064
[Name]: Ritari Post & Pole
[County]: Wadena
[Reason]: Soil and groundwater contamination by PCP and dioxins and groundwater contamination by phenols from former wood treatment operations.
[Proposed]:01/22/1987
[Listed]:07/22/1987
[Constructioncompleted]:09/26/2001
[Partiallydeleted]:–
[Deleted]:–
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[CERCLIS ID]: MND980609572
[Name]: Perham Arsenic Site
[County]: Otter Tail
[Reason]: Groundwater and soil are contaminated by arsenic pesticide dumped in a shallow pit in 1947. The site was redeveloped for commercial use and eleven people were poisoned by a well installed in 1972. The well and dump have been capped and groundwater treatment is ongoing.
[Proposed]:09/08/1983
[Listed]:09/21/1984
[Constructioncompleted]:–
[Partiallydeleted]:09/29/1998
[Deleted]:–
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[CERCLIS ID]: MND981090483
[Name]: LaGrand Sanitary Landfill
[County]: Douglas
[Reason]: Groundwater contamination by volatile hydrocarbons.
[Proposed]:06/10/1986
[Listed]:07/22/1987
[Constructioncompleted]:08/07/1995
[Partiallydeleted]:–
[Deleted]:10/23/1997
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[CERCLIS ID]: MN7213820908
[Name]: New Brighton/Arden Hills/Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (US Army)
[County]: Ramsey
[Reason]: Groundwater, soil, sediments, and surface water contaminated with volatile organic compounds (VOCs), semi-VOCs, metals, PCBs, cyanide, pesticides, and explosives.
[Proposed]:12/30/1982
[Listed]:09/08/1983
[Constructioncompleted]:–
[Partiallydeleted]:–
[Deleted]:–
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[CERCLIS ID]: MND980792287
[Name]: Morris Arsenic Dump
[County]: Stevens
[Reason]: Stevens County reportedly buried around 1,500 lb (680 kg) of surplus arsenic-containing pesticide in a disused gravel pit in the 1940s. Arsenic was present in soil, groundwater and private drinking water well samples but at levels within the naturally occurring range in Minnesota, which do not pose a health hazard. No cleanup action was taken.
[Proposed]:09/08/1983
[Listed]:09/21/1984
[Constructioncompleted]:08/07/1985
[Partiallydeleted]:–
[Deleted]:03/07/1986
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