Until 2005, Hillcrest depot on Hoyt Avenue in the Town of Fenton, New York had accumulated a stockpile of various commodities that had the potential to be utilized for manufacturing during times of a national emergency. This depot contained materials such as heavy metals and low-level radioactive ores, which were all eventually removed. The site consisted of a total of eight structures, which included three cold-storage warehouses with sizes ranging from 16,000 to 172,830 square feet, an office building, a maintenance building, a pair of guard houses, and a heated garage/storage building. From 1950 to 2005, the government utilized the facility to store various hazardous commodities. As per a hazardous…