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i <br /> Closure Report 31 <br /> Golden Grain Manteca Bean Facility,299 Moffat Boulevard,Manteca,California July 16,19% <br /> ' For carcinogens, it is assumed that no threshold exists, and that any dose may result in cancer <br /> induction The probability of cancer development is described by the slope of the dose response <br /> ' curve The doses from the various known or suspected carcinogens are assumed to be additive <br /> The cancer slope factor(SF) is the toxicity value used to quantitatively express the carcinogenic tisk <br /> ' of cancer-causing constituents The slope factor is expressed in units of(mg/kg/day)t The SF is <br /> the upper 95 percentile confidence limit of the linear term of the dose response curve The product of <br /> the lifetime average daily dose and the SF Is the incremental risk,above background, of developing <br /> cancer over a lifetime The lower limit of the SF is often zero and therefore lifetime incremental cancer <br /> risk is most appropriately reported as ranging from zero to the reported upper bound value <br /> For noncarcinogens, A is assumed that a dose exists below which no adverse health effects will be <br /> ' seen(i e,threshold dose) Compounds that affect reproduction are also considered to have threshold <br /> doses unless the mechanism of action of the compound has been confirmed as one for which no <br /> threshold exists Compounds with short-term,acute effects are generally considered to have a <br /> threshold dose The RfD is the toxicity value used to quantitatively express the hazard of <br /> noncarclnogenic constituents The RfD is expressed In units of mg/kg/day and represents a daily <br /> intake of chemical per kilogram of body weight that is not sufficient to cause the threshold effect for the <br /> chemical The RfD is the toxicity value used to quantitatively express the hazard of noncarcmogenic <br /> constituents The RfD is expressed In units of mg/kg/day and represents a daily intake of contaminant <br /> per kilogram of body weight that is not sufficient to cause the threshold effect for the chemical The <br /> ' ratio of exposure to the RfD is called the hazard quotient The primary sources of toxicity values are <br /> the Integrated Risk Information System compiled by USEPA and the Health Effects Assessment <br /> Summary Tables (USEPA 1994a) <br /> ' 6 3 5 Proposed Target Risk and Target Hazard Index <br /> As mentioned earlier, the USEPA considers a cumulative site risk of 1 in 10,000 as the upper end <br /> estimate that will warrant remedial action For Golden Grain's Manteca Bean Facility, a <br /> chemical-specific target nsk of 1 in 100,000 and target hazard quotient of 0 1 were assumed in the <br /> ' calculation of cleanup goals The number of COPCs at the site could potentially be at a maximum of <br /> five, thus, the cumulative site risk would still be below the upper end estimate of 1 in 10,000 <br /> ' Risk is mathematically expressed in the following equation as <br /> ' 42020-213 CR <br /> FLUOR DANIEL GTI <br />