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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0543664
PE
2954 - USEPA - SITE PROJECT
FACILITY_ID
FA0024812
FACILITY_NAME
LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY SITE 300
STREET_NUMBER
0
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
CORRAL HOLLOW
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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SJGOV\gmartinez
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Site Address
S CORRAL HOLLOW RD TRACY 95376
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WOW Plan kr the Decommissioning M LWL Site 3n Welk page2 <br /> d. Muslim wells er fiuoresent that were installed originlly fur a specific prjet that <br /> has been cumpletd or terminated, no longer serve a practical punisme, and are <br /> restaurant with other nearby wells; <br /> .5. Vadwer came wells or de wagged wume investigation piczometers that arcmvaned <br /> above the anatomical zoo and gave not contained perchd groundwater for a <br /> significant peril of time cThe wells in this categury are not and will Milan used in <br /> dormouse for either soil vapor extraction or.wil vapor m rni wing hared on the very- <br /> low-twahentsdl vapm VOCnnsnmatiom prreentand tbeirdisWmefmmexisting <br /> buildings; <br /> 6. Wells shouted in crors-gradient W down-gradient locations past do nand omid <br /> have no realistic prospect of eve coming i vith <br /> groundwater containing L NL rwd contaminants' and have been dewardsed to <br /> be redundant with other wells heated closer m I l M derived groundwater <br /> conventional plumes; <br /> 7. Wells requiring decommissioning due to being within the footprint of new buildings <br /> heing constructed at Site 3M; and <br /> 8. Wells located in Operable Units (OUs) or su[ereas for which all remedial actions <br /> have been implemented and all of the following criteria have been met: the ground <br /> of Decision (ROD) has been completed, the cleanup gals specified in the ROD have <br /> been met, institutional controls are in place,and the site is protective ndhumsn health <br /> and the a t. In add r <br /> addition to these camera, Five years of continued <br /> groundwater and sell vapor monitoring have shown contaminant commutations in <br /> these Welk to have remaind stable and below cleanup standards, and comurreme <br /> nee diation completion has been provided for the OU car subarea by the regulatory <br /> Project managers (regulatory concurrence was received for the F rn General <br /> Services Area (EGSA) in 2012, and decommissioning of the MSA wellfeld <br /> f(Alowing mgulatary concunenee is specified in the GSA Remedial Design). <br /> All filuM cn ofthe obsolete wells selected for decommissioning fit one car more ofluee <br /> criteria. Ile criteria pertinent to each well is presented in ]able I as well as the condition <br /> of the well completion and the proposed unethical for decommissioning. <br />
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