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Darrington Exxon

SITE DESCRIPTION

The Former Darrington Exxon is located at 1025 Darrington Street, Darrington, WA 98241. The Former Darrington Exxon property historically had been used as a gas station since 1978.  Ecology records indicate that the underground storage tank (UST) site was last registered and operated in 1986.  The site was abandoned in 1997.  In 1999 the gas station was declared a derelict site under Darrington Town Law.  The building and pumps were removed from the parcel by the Town of Darrington.  Up to eleven underground storage tanks still remain on the property.  Based upon available funding Ecology is proposing an interim action plan to remove the underground storage tanks, clean up potentially contaminated soil, and groundwater on the Former Darrington Exxon Site.

SITE DOCUMENTS

March 6, 2009

• Fact Sheet
• Interim Action Work Plan
• Attachment A
• Site Photos
• Public Participation Plan
• SEPA Checklist
• SEPA Determination of Non-Significance

Related Information

• Watershed Information for WRIA 04

Additional Resources

• Acronyms used by the Toxic Cleanup Program
• Cleanup Process: Major Steps & Definitions
• Data Submittal Requirements for All Cleanup Sites
• Facility/Site Atlas
• Toxics Cleanup publications