US ARMY Camp Bonneville RAU-1

RAU-1 consists of 20 areas where hazardous substances (other than military ammunition) have been found. This includes diesel fuel, fuel oil, pesticides, solvents, and lead- and chromium-containing paint.

For cleanup purposes, Camp Bonneville has been divided into five remedial action units (RAU).  These units are primarily grouped by the nature of the particular release, not by physical boundaries. Click here for information about full site and other RAUs. 
Check the "view site documents" link to the right of this page or the site's homepage for documents that pertain to these actions. Additional information is available at the document repositories.

Cleanup of RAU-1 is complete.

• In 1997, based on initial site investigations and archive searches, the Army identified releases and threatened releases of hazardous substances at the 20 areas comprising RAU-1.
• The Army conducted several independent cleanup actions of RAU-1 in 1999 and 2000.
• The Cleanup Action Plan for RAU-1 describes the investigations and cleanup actions conducted. This CAP is part of the Amended Enforcement Order Ecology issued to the Army in 2004.
• RAU 1 has undergone conformational sampling of the Army’s cleanup efforts and closeout of 20 “conventional” chemical contamination sites were completed.
• In 2008, Ecology issued a “No Further Action” determination for RAU-1.

Many of the electronic documents pertaining to this site as a whole can be found under the "View Electronic Documents" link located on the right column of the page. Copies of these and other printed documents can be found at the document repository locations listed in the right hand information bar.