| Site Name | Description | Address |
| Exchange Street | Site terminated 2004. No further action. | 279 – 313 Exchange St |
| Former Geneva Foundry Site | Contaminants at the former foundry site included chromium, lead, mercury. | 23 Jackson Street |
| Market Basket Site | Prior uses at the Site included the Geneva Cutlery Co,, Stearns Nursery the Market Basket Corp., general warehouse space, tool rentals and paint booth rental for do-it-yourself auto body repair. | Corner of Gates Ave. & Lehigh Street |
| 305 Main Street | Former gas station site | 305 Main Street |
| Geneva Landfill | NYS superfund investigations did not find hazardous waste. | Preemption Road |
| NYSEG – Wadsworth St. – Geneva MGP | Gas regulator station | Wadsworth St |
| Former Geneva Foundry Site – Off-Site | Surface soil samples were collected on residential and commercial properties and analyzed for metals. | 23 Jackson Street |
| Former Finger Lakes Laundry and Cleaners | From 1969 to 1989, Finger Lakes Laundry operated a laundry and dry cleaning business at the site. Releases of tetrachloroethene and Stoddard solvent resulted in soil and groundwater contamination. | 511 West Washington Street |
| Former H.B. Fuller- Monarch Div. Prop. | A boiler and circuit board manufacturer operated the facility until it was purchased in 1979 by Monarch Chemical (Monarch), a former operating division of H.B. Fuller Company. Monarch used the facility to manufacture food grade cleaners/sanitizers used in the dairy and related industries. H.B. Fuller Company sold the property and the business in 1996. Univar, Inc. is the current owner/operator of the site. Univar blends and distributes chemicals for the food industry. | 61 Gates Avenue |
| NYS Agricultural Experiment Station | Use of the site as a research orchard for many decades has resulted in pesticide contamination of surface soils. | Pre Emption Road |
