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The document outlines a public meeting held by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP) site in Ohio. It details a dispute resolution settlement agreement signed between the EPA and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on July 22, 1997, which addresses delays in submitting environmental remediation documents for Operable Unit 4 (OU 4). The agreement includes changes to the schedule, a $100,000 monetary penalty, and commitments from DOE to conduct five environmental projects at an estimated cost of $1.1 million to improve conditions at the site.

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What happened at Fernald Plant?

After a highly publicized uranium leak in 1984, the plants neighbors were perpetually on edge as they anticipated the next potential accident amid near daily newspaper coverage and government investigations that gradually revealed that Fernald was a dangerous place to work and the third most polluted nuclear wasteland

Who owns Fernald Preserve?

Site Ownership: Proprietary controls originate from responsibilities of site ownership. The Fernald site and OSDF will remain in federal ownership in perpetuity. DOE Office of Legacy Management is responsible for monitoring and maintenance of the OSDF and Fernald Preserve property.

Is Fernald still radioactive?

Fernald is one of two former nuclear sites that have been decontaminated to the point where the public can visit.

Where is the Fernald nuclear plant?

The Fernald Preserve is located in southwest Ohio, about 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati. West on I-275 for approximately 21 miles through Indiana. to I-74 junction in Ohio. East on I-74 and I-275 for 2 miles (toward Cincinnati) to Exit 7, State Route 128 (Hamilton-Cleves Highway).

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