DOD: Naval Station Mayport
Status Report
1996 Status Report Environmental Policy,
Organization and FundingCategory:
N/A Consider a ma or claimant / CNO issue.
Environmental Policy, Organization and Funding is essentially a compilation
of OPNAVINST 5090. I.B.Scoring: N/A Procedures for Implementing NEPA
Category: MODERATE
· Administrative program.
· Nonpermited program.
· Program is not subject to regulatory inspection, although it is subject
to judicial action.
Scoring: No Deficiencies. Pollution Prevention Category:
Moderate· Initiated by executive order.
· To regulatory requirements.
· Pollution Prevention in itself is not subject to regulatory enforcement.
· Pollution Prevention is a subsidiary of other programs.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies Reference NELP P2 QMB. Procedures for Implementing EPCRA Category:
Moderate· Limited regulatory enforcement/oversight capability (Federal enforcement only).
· Essentially an administrative and procedural program.Scoring: No Deficiencies Clean Air Ashore Category:
Major· Involves permitted facilities.
· Involves a significant number of regulated sources.
· Numerous regulations.
· Significant personnel and financial resources.Scoring: No Deficiencies. Management of ODS Category:
Minor· NAVSTA Mayport has no class I ODS
Scoring: No Deficiencies Clean Water Ashore Cateogory:
Major-Involves permitted Facilities.-Significant resources.
-Requires frequent sampling, monitoring, and inspections.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies
· Equipment up-grading requirements.
· Ship CHT issues.Drinking Water & Water Conservation Category:
Major· Involves permitted facilities.
· Requires frequent monitoring and inspections.
· Regulated by a number of State of Florida agencies: DEP, HRS, SJRWNM.Scoring: Significant Deficiencies St. Johns River Water Management District - Letter of Notification. Oil Management Ashore Category :
Major · Requires continuous monitoring.· Significant personnel and funding allocated.
· Involves significant infrastructure of piping and pumping systems.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies
· Equipment upgrades are required.
· Foaming issues with ships.Oil & Hazardous Substance Contingency PlanningCategory:
Major Major fueling operations.· Involves regulatory permits and strict regulatory oversight.
· Significant personnel and funding allocated.Scoring: Significant Deficiencies
Reference USEPA SPCC inspection.Administrative deficiencies.· OHS plan requires updates. Bulk tank issue at oily waste plant requires resolution.
PCB Management AshoreCategory:
Minor
· No PCB sources have been identified.Limited local regulations.Scoring: No Deficiencies
Hazardous Waste Management Ashore Category:
Major· Involves many commands and facilities.
· Significant personnel and funding allocated.Strict regulatory requirements and oversight.Scoring:
Recognized DeficienciesVery involved program which involves continuous attention. Pesticide Compliance Ashore Category:
Minor · No permitted facilities.· Certified contractors are utilized.
· No bulk storage capabilities.
· Limited resources allocated.Scoring: No Deficiencies Solid Waste Management & Resource Recovery Ashore Category:
Moderate
-One permitted transfer Facility.
-No landfill capabilities.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies
· Management and documentation issues require resolution.Installation Restoration Category:
Major Significant funds allocated.
· Required fixture expenses are considerable.Involves numerous regulations and cleanup criteria. Involves permitted activities.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies Funding issues hinder expedient cleanups.Storage Tanks Category:
Major Seventy tanks require registration and permits.
· Extensive integral piping systems
· Requires frequent monitoring and inspections.Storage systems require upgrading.Monitoring systems require improvements. Noise Prevention Ashore Category:
Minor Regulated by local ordinances and executive order.Essentially a nuisance issue.Involves no permits.Scoring: No Deficiencies Overseas Environmental Compliance AshoreCategory:
N/ACONUS Facility Scoring: N/AEnvironmental Compliance AfloatCategory:
N/AShore command. Scoring: N/AEnvironmental Compliance Evaluation Ashore Category:
Moderate· Essentially an administrative program.
· No designated personnel.CINCLANTFLT inspection every 3 years.Scoring:
Recognized Deficiencies
· Refer to ECE audit. Ocean Dumping Category: N/A
· Issues are currently handled by the US Army Corps of Engineers.Scoring: N/ANatural Resources Management Category:
Major Program protects a number of endangered species.
· Significant personnel and Financial resources.Very visible program which generates public interest. Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies Internal instructions and procedures need refining.Sign issues need to be resolved.
Historical and Archaeological Resources Protection Category:
Minor Only one historical structure.No permits issued.Limited regulatory interaction.Several sites are currently in an investigative phase.Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies: Maintenance issues with the lighthouse remain unresolved.
Additional investigations are required.
· Environmental and Natural Resources
TrainingCategory: Major Significant financial resources allocated.
· Effects all personnel and overlaps all areas.
Scoring: Recognized Deficiencies Improvements are required for some training programs. Some QNM initiatives need to be implemented.
Sampling and Laboratory Testing Category:
Minor No laboratory operations. Services are contracted. Scoring: Recognized DeficienciesContract services require improvements.
Excessive response time.
EVALUATION SUMMARY