FORMER EASTMAN KODAK PLANT

The Eastman Kodak company operated the facility as a photographic equipment and lithographic plate processing plant from 1960 until 2006. Contaminants of concern found at the site include trichloroethylene (TCE), a by-product of the processing work done for Kodak.

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THE PROJECT:

Remediated and and  Sold For REDEVELOPMENT IN 4 YEARS!

CLP WV purchased the 276-acre site of the former Eastman Kodak plant in Middleway, West Virginia in 2014 which included 325,000 sq. ft. under roof, 13-acre natural spring water lake, and a 46-acre parcel added in 2018.“Proposed remediation methods include establishing an institutional control such as a land covenant that prohibits use of groundwater for drinking water, backfilling the spill ponds with a layer of clean soil and y treating TCE in groundwater at the source area.

OUR ROLE:

Received certificate of completion from WV DEP on all remediation including soil and groundwater In-situ injections  to remediate a large TCE plume. Two landfills closed through solid waste division (first ever industrial landfills closed in WEST VIRGINIA )Asbestos abatement completed in 2017.

REUSE:

  • Site sold and is being redeveloped by industrial firm in 2019

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