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4) Legal and Institutional Factors <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 /> not suitable for the site were eliminated <br /> r The maturity of the technologies was considered, with preference given to technologies <br /> with a track record of successful implementation Constraints imposed by the <br /> technology were considered, and technologies with constraints which were too limiting <br /> were eliminated The achievable levels of cleanup were a major factor a technology <br /> with a known achievable level of cleanup was given preference over one with a less <br /> certain achievable level of cleanup <br /> Without compromising other criteria, adequate protection of public health and the <br /> environment is to be maintained during and after the remediation process Preference <br /> was given to technologies which achieved the desired cleanup levels without increasing <br /> the risk to the environment <br /> The selected technologies were screened for their compliance with applicable <br /> regulations. The screening also accounted for the acceptability of the technology to the <br /> local community <br /> Selection Remedial Techn l i A range of remedial action technologies is <br /> available to control, remove, treat, or dispose contaminated groundwater at 102 S <br /> Wilson Way, Stockton These technologies include those which have been applied at <br /> hazardous waste cleanup sites, as well as those which are currently unproven or limited <br /> in application. <br /> The technologies are presented in those suitable for groundwater remediation The <br /> technologies are grouped according to the general remedial approach, with several <br /> technologies being suggested for each group Remediating contaminated soil has <br /> already been discussed in Sections 3 2 1 and 3 2 3 Table 3-3 lists the general remedial <br /> approaches together with the associated technologies for remediating groundwater A <br /> brief discussion of each technology, together with its advantages and disadvantages of <br /> limitations, is presented in Table 3-4 This summary presents sufficient information <br /> for a preliminary assessment of the technologies Wherever obvious disadvantages <br /> 12 <br />