http://www.sfaap.net/default2.htm

The EPA writes that Sunflower Redevelopment, LLC, (SRL) will do the cleanup and put houses on the property.
http://www.epa.gov/region7/cleanup/npl_files/ks3213820878.pdf

Sunflower Redevelopment, LLC, a joint venture between International Risk Group, LLC and Kessinger/Hunter & Co. LC
http://www.irgco.com/pr_sunflower_090905.htm

In 2007 The Federal Government gave to Sunflower Redevelopment, LLC  $28,378,602 to clean up the land.

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Alameda Naval Station

McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento
http://www.globalsecurity.info/military/facility/mcclellan.htm

EPA showing Contamination

Office of Toxic Substances - Public Health Statement from The CDC

Capping McClellan toxics safe, military says
The pits likely contain long-lived radioisotopes, predominantly radium-226 from luminescent aircraft instruments.........
........Radium-226 has a half-life of 1,600 years, the time it takes the substance to lose 50 percent of its radioactivity by decay. Plutonium-239, found in one unearthed drum at McClellan, has a half-life of about 24,000 years.
http://www.sacbee.com/378/story/335791.html

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
AT MCCLELLAN - SACRAMENTOCOTTAGE HOUSING
529 12TH ST.
NORTHHIGHLANDS, CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE (916) 446-2541
http://sacramentopros.info/transitionalhousing.aspx

Sacramento Cottage Housing, Inc
http://www.fremontpres.info/Ministries/LocalWorldMission/ministries/sacramentocottage.htm


Sacramento County officials and Sacramento Cottage Housing Inc., an organization involved in providing housing for the homeless, reached agreement in November on a plan under which 100 low-income families eventually may be housed at McClellan.

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Pratt & Whitney Southington plant  - Aircraft Road -  North Haven, CT.
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, a 160 acre site in North Haven, manufactures component parts of jet engines. The site operated a lagoon which received sludges from the treatment of electroplating wastes. Some investigation work was conducted under a facility lead agreement with EPA and the site has now entered the CTDEP Property Transfer Act Program. The most significant contamination at the site is a release of trichloroethylene from a former above ground storage tank. The release area has been contained with a sheet piling cutoff wall and the plume of contaminated groundwater which flowed from this area has shown declining concentrations since this action. The site is surrounded by other industrial/commercial uses and has had no public involvement conducted to date.
http://yosemite.epa.gov/R1/npl_pad.nsf/31c4fec03a0762d285256bb80076489c/5c66e81764a6a9fe85256c2c00740
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Cherokee Southington, a partnership of Industrial Realty Group (IRG)
http://oaspub.epa.gov/enviro/multisys2.get_list?FACILITY_UIN=110000610713