The South Valley/Edmunds Street site is a portion of the South Valley Superfund site - a large area in the southern part of the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The South Valley site surrounds a city municipal water well identified as San Jose-6. Within this larger area are a number of industrial properties owned and operated by different groups and individuals. The site has been divided into operable units to address soil and ground water contamination resulting from current and historical industrial practices. The operable units include Edmunds Street Ground Water, Former Air Force Plant 83/GE, San Jose-6, and the final operable unit, Edmunds Street Source Control. Potential sources of ground water contamination within the Edmunds Street property have been identified, but primary focus has been given to a drainage pit area which receives most of the drainage from the property. There are no contaminants of concern affecting the soil at this site. The selected remedial response for this final operable unit is no further action. Based on sampling data, the soil has been determined to contain contaminant levels below hazardous contaminant concentration limits and poses no risk to human health or the environment. The only further activities anticipated at the site are sampling of soil gases in the drainage pit area following the ground water remedial action.

"March 1989." EPA/ROD/R06-89/048. PB90-107558. Additional title: Superfund record of decision (EPA Region 6): South Valley site, Edmunds Street source control operable unit, Albuquerque, NM (first remedial action) March 1989.