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ii <br /> 2- TPHg and BTEX concentration jumps in EW-1 since tne GWE has been offsite <br /> (Feb 2009). Most recent TPHg concentrations in this well have more than <br /> doubled since 2009. (+100,000 ug/1) <br /> 3- CUF has allocated $50,000 for this site for this fiscal year. Way more than <br /> —90% of our sites were allocated. In addition, the CUFs most recent 5-year <br /> review wants us to "direct the RP to resume active remediation" and "additional <br /> remediation is necessary to further reduce hydrocarbon mass and achieve <br /> WQOs in a timely manner". <br /> I have discussed the site with Nuel and we agreed that I will be generating a <br /> comment letter addressing all three concerns noted above. A deadline will be <br /> issued to resume active remediation. Most likely 30 days. <br /> I suggest you make plans to do whatever is necessary to re-start and continue <br /> the CAP and keep the site in compliance. <br /> mike <br /> From: Mike Infurna [EH] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 20118:22 AM <br /> To: 'Michael Vlach' <br /> Subject: RE: Olivarez <br /> Not yet, I'm swamped with NFARs and field work. I will review your SAMR as <br /> priorities allow. Until then, please continue with the currently approved plan for <br /> the site, <br /> You are always welcomed to submit a NFAR. The EHD will review and <br /> comment. Until a NFAR is submitted or a change to the current site status is <br /> approved, you are to continue with the most recently approved corrective action. <br /> You've been through this with Vogue Cleaners, There have been no changes <br /> since you requested NFA there. <br /> From: Michael Vlach [mailto:michaelvlach@comcast.net] <br /> Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 20117:22 AM <br /> To: Mike Infurna [EH] <br /> Subject: Olivarez <br /> Mike- In the 3rd quarter monitoring report, I recommended reviewing the trend lines to see if the site is <br /> a possible candidate for the current closure requirements, before issuing comments or approval of the <br /> bio-reactor. Have you had a chance to look at it? <br /> -Mike Vlach <br /> Foothill Engineering <br /> 1/27/2012 <br />