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_k �F <br /> r <br /> Woodward-Clyde Cort:ytitREW, 6 <br /> and the situations in which the technology has found successful application. Following <br /> are listed specific screening criteria. <br /> ination to <br /> 5.1.i Technical. Technologies must be able to control or reduce contam <br /> comply with the requirements of the responsible regulatory agencies. it assessing the <br /> technical merits of each technology, the following factors were considered: - <br /> 1) f=easibility <br /> 2) Maturity <br /> 3) Constraints <br /> 4) Achievable levels of cleanup/control <br /> The feasibility of each technology was assessed with consideration to site-specific <br /> conditions. Technologies which are able to treat or control the contamination, but are <br /> nct suitable for the site were eliminated. The feasibility of a technology is predicated on <br /> the site continuing to be used by Callrans as a maintainence yard. <br /> f' + The maturity of the relevant technologies was considered, with preference given to <br /> technologies with a proven track record of successful implementation. Constraints <br /> imposed by the te:,hnology were considered, and technologies with constraints which <br /> were too limiting were eliminated. The achievable levels of cleanup were a major factor: <br /> a technology with a known achievable level of cleanup was given preference over one <br /> with a less certain achievable level of cleanup. <br /> 5.1.2 .�,hblic Healfh_.�sl� <br /> Without compromising other <br /> criteria, adequate protection of public haalth and the environment Is to be maintained <br /> during and atter the remediatlon process. Preference was given to technologies which <br /> achieved the desired cleanup levels without Increasing the risk to the environment, i <br /> S.i.3 1 The selenled technologies were screened for their <br /> applicable re ed for the <br /> compliance 4111f1 app regulations. The screening also account <br /> 9 <br /> acceptability of IN technology to the local community. <br /> 5.1.4 1 i A range of remedial action technologies is <br /> available to control, remove, treat, or dispose of hydrocarbons in soil_ and groundwater <br /> at Caltrans Shop 10 facility. These technologies include those which have been applied at <br /> 15 <br />