REMEDIATION AND REDEVELOPMENT DATABASE - BRRTS

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) maintains a searchable database of information on activities related to property assessments and investigations, contamination, cleanup or redevelopment activities.

Records associated with the Activity may be available below. Records from the DNR’s historical paper file are included in the Site File as they are digitized. All other activity records are in the Actions and Documents section. Records that are confidential, attorney-client privileged or sensitive in nature are not always included. Additional documents may be available through an open records request submitted to the program contact listed at the bottom of this webpage.

If additional Activities, documents or other details are present at this location, they may be accessed from the Location Details button below.

ACTIVITY DETAILS

* CONTINUING OBLIGATIONS APPLY *

Continuing obligations apply to one or more properties due to remaining contamination. For information specific to the continuing obligations, review the documentation below. Before constructing or reconstructing a water supply well, you need to contact the DNR for approval of well construction specifications.

AFFECTED BY CONTAMINATION FROM ANOTHER PROPERTY

Contamination from another property affected this location. For more information, please see the Relationships to Other Activities section, and files, if available, in the Actions and Documents section below.

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Activity Type

Status

Jurisdiction

DNR Region

County

Location Name

Address

Municipality

PLSS Description

Latitude (WGS84)

Longitude (WGS84)

Acres

Facility ID

PECFA Number

EPA ID

Start Date

End Date

Characteristics

Above Ground Petrol Tank

Dry Cleaner

EPA NPL Site

PECFA Funds Eligible

PFAS

ROW Impact

Sediments

WI DOT Site

Underground Petrol Tank

For more information on this Activity

Program Specialist	DENISE DANELSKI	denise.danelski@wisconsin.gov

BRRTS data comes from various sources, both internal and external to the DNR. There may be omissions and errors in the data and delays in updating new information.