U.S. Navy Treasure Island cleanup program information

About the U.S. Navy Base Realignment and Closure Project Management Office

The Navy’s environmental remediation program is separate from the Treasure Island Development Project. Several parcels of land on Treasure Island remain under federal ownership in order to allow completion of environmental remediation activities by the United States Navy.  The Navy is legally required to complete all of its environmental remediation obligations, including radiological cleanup, prior to transferring these remaining parcels to the Treasure Island Development Authority (TIDA).

Visit the US Navy BRAC website for former Naval Station Treasure Island

The Navy provides residents of Treasure Island and the general public with information on its environmental remediation program through a variety of means as part of its ongoing Community Relations Program. Since 1994, the Navy has been holding Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) meetings on Treasure Island that are open to the public, and post final copies of RAB meeting minutes and handouts on their website. Copies of agendas and meeting materials are mailed out to anyone requesting to be on the RAB mailing list. Navy staff and contractors attend each RAB meeting to provide an update on all of its environmental activities, including radiological cleanup, and to answer questions from residents and members of the public.

The Navy posts an annual update to its Site Management Plan (SMP) on their website, which provides a comprehensive status and schedule for each of the remediation sites in the Navy's environmental program. The Navy also prepares fact sheets and holds public meetings at key technical milestones in the environmental remediation program. Presentation materials, notices, and fact sheets are posted to the Navy website. The Navy maintains a repository of technical reports, fact sheets, newsletters and RAB meeting information that is publicly-available at the Navy Caretaker Office in Suite 161 of Building 1 on Treasure Island.

About the California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC)

The State of California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) is the lead regulatory agency overseeing the Navy’s environmental program on Treasure Island.

Visit the California DTSC's Treasure Island project website.

Treasure Island environmental cleanup program points of contact

United States Navy - Base Realignment and Closure

David Clark, Lead Remedial Project Manager
33000 Nixie Way, Bldg. 50
San Diego, CA  92147

david.j.clark9.civ@us.navy.mil

California Department of Toxic Substances Control - San Francisco Bay

Michelle Drake, PhD
700 Heinz Avenue, Suite 200
Berkeley, CA 94710

(510) 540-3798 - phone
michelle.drake@dtsc.ca.gov

San Francisco Bay Regional Water Board

David Elias, CEG/CHG
Engineering Geologist
1515 Clay Street, Suite 1400
Oakland, CA  94612

(510) 622-2470 - phone
david.elias@waterboards.ca.gov