THE SITE IS AN INACTIVE FERTILIZER PRODUCTION AND PACKAGING FACILITY LOCATED ON APPROXIMATELY 7. ACRE ADJACENT TO THE SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE ELIZABETH RIVER. AT THE TIME OF THE SUPERFUND REMOVAL ACTIVITIES, THE SITE INCLUDED SEVERAL STRUCTURES THAT HAD BEEN USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF FERTILIZER AND ALSO TO STORE RAW MATERIALS. EPA INITIATED AN EMERGENCY REMOVAL ACTION IN MAY 2007 TO ADDRESS LEAD CONTAMINATION AT THE SITE. EPA COMPLETED THE REMOVAL ACTION IN FEBRUARY 2010. UNDER THE TERMS OF THE SETTLEMENT, SETTLING DEFENDANTS HAVE AGREED TO PAY EPA $200,000, TO SETTLE THE UNITED STATES' CLAIM UNDER CERCLA SECTION 107(a).