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EHD - Public
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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WORK PLANS
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SR2501523
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
STREET_NUMBER
622
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
CHARTER
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
16715050
CURRENT_STATUS
In Review
QC Status
Approved
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SJGOV\gmartinez
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622 E CHARTER WAY STOCKTON 95206
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Cleanup in Vulnerable Communities'Initiative Discovery Project Reference:Favorite Cleaners <br /> and Enforcement Discovery Investigation Work Plan Project Number:60688620 <br /> Based on the information developed during the Discovery Investigation, DTSC will make an informed decision <br /> regarding potential risks posed by the Subject Property from dry-cleaning operations. Possible outcomes include: <br /> • The requirement for further investigation under the Enforcement Phase if the Subject Property is found to be <br /> significantly impacted by hazardous substances release(s), or <br /> • Issuance of a"No Additional Assessment of Vapor Intrusion"finding if the Subject Property is found not to be <br /> impacted by a release from dry-cleaning activities or risks to human health and the environment at the Subject <br /> Property are found to be within acceptable levels based on the conservative screening level risk assessment <br /> after two separate sampling events and seasons as specified in the Programmatic QAPP. <br /> 1.2 Project Team Organization <br /> 1.2.1 Roles and Responsibilities <br /> The list below provides descriptions for the roles and responsibilities involved in this project: <br /> Role Responsibility Description <br /> DTSC CVCI D&E Responsible for maintaining statewide consistency for the CVCI D&E Program. <br /> Coordinator Additionally responsible for disseminating the Programmatic QAPP to DTSC staff <br /> and quality assurance(QA)reviewers; establishing a mechanism for training, <br /> peer review, and coordinating staff; updating sample documents for the <br /> preparation of CVCI D&E Program documents; reviewing and modifying the <br /> Programmatic QAPP at least annually and as needed; receiving requests for <br /> Discovery Investigation Work Plan reviews; and reviewing DTSC QA reviewer's <br /> comments for statewide consistency.The DTSC CVCI D&E Coordinator is a <br /> DTSC employee,typically a DTSC Project Manager. <br /> DTSC Project Manager Responsible for planning, organizing, and implementing projects involved in <br /> discovery assessment, and cleanup of environmental contamination.The DTSC <br /> Project Manager will also manage state contractors performing the investigations; <br /> oversee the collection of environmental data, preparation of reports, and data <br /> evaluation/recommendations;formulate data quality objectives(DQOs)for each <br /> project; and ensure a site-specific Discovery Investigation Work Plan is prepared <br /> for each project. <br /> DTSC Geologist Responsible for reviewing and providing technical support in the areas of site <br /> characterization, soil classification, data evaluation, and remediation. The DTSC <br /> Geologist will also review and assess all geologic data collected and be involved <br /> throughout the life cycle of the project,from the scoping phase to the site <br /> investigations, remediation, and post-closure assessments. <br /> DTSC Toxicologist Responsible for reviewing and providing technical support in the areas of <br /> toxicology and human health risk assessments(HHRAs).The DTSC Toxicologist <br /> will be involved throughout the life cycle of the project(from the scoping phase to <br /> the site investigation, remediation, and post-closure assessments)and will inform <br /> the DTSC Project Manager on the risk-related issues at the Subject Property. <br /> AECOM Program Manager Responsible for project coordination for AECOM, DTSC, and other regional <br /> contractors for the management of all AECOM activities associated with this <br /> contract. Responsibilities include budget management,technical oversight, and <br /> overall project quality. <br /> AECOM Project Manager* Responsible for coordinating activities specific to this project, including activities <br /> with DTSC,AECOM, and subcontractors.The AECOM Project Manager will <br /> ensure all project phases are efficiently executed in accordance with the work <br /> order and project work plan provisions. The AECOM Project Manager will assume <br /> responsibility for all technical,financial, and administrative aspects of the project <br /> and the project team, including schedules and completion of all phases of field <br /> activities, data analysis, and report preparation. <br /> AECOM Quality Assurance Responsible for laboratory coordination, QA/Quality Control (QC), data validation, <br /> Manager and ensuring that the data are uploaded and flagged appropriately in the project <br /> database. <br /> Prepared for: California Department of Toxic Substances Control AECOM <br /> 2 <br />
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