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efficacy of proposed remedial measures and will also serve as <br /> leak detection monitoring systems for the proposed retort area <br /> pit floor. <br /> i <br /> C. Soil Profile Definition <br /> Both the Board and the DOHS comments correctly noted that <br /> Marley ' s CAP failed to adequately address the potential soil <br /> contamination problems at the site and potential remedies for <br /> same. Marley has obtained preliminary data regarding soil <br /> chemistry in the retort area and at selected locations throughout <br /> the property. These data indicate contamination by chrome , <br /> copper , and arsenic in the immediate retort area , but also <br /> suggest that this contamination is contained within the immediate <br /> retort area and has been chemically immobilized in this area. <br /> I <br /> It was not Marley 's intent to ignore this acknowledged soil <br /> contamination in the original CAP. Rather, Marley believed that <br /> insufficient information was available at the time of the CAP <br /> submittal to adequately define the problem and suggest logical <br /> remedies. Marley believes that the regulatory agencies concerned <br /> with such problems will admit that mitigation of contaminated <br /> lsoils remains to this day a thorny problem throughout the state. <br /> However, Marley is committed to resolving this potential problem <br /> in a cost effective, yet expeditious manner. Marley believes <br /> that a logical first phase of this program will be to further <br /> C_ <br /> define the horizontal and vertical extent of the soil <br /> Lcontamination at the site and investigate the geochemical <br /> 15 <br />