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Mr. Eric Jenks 4) - 2 - is 17 May 2012 <br /> B. Pollutants in Groundwater <br /> 1. Types and Concentrations <br /> 2. Lateral and Vertical Extent (including Perched Zones) <br /> III. Contaminant Fate and Transport <br /> A. Contaminant Properties <br /> 1. Mobility <br /> 2. Toxicity <br /> 3. Half-life <br /> 4. Chemical and biological degradation <br /> B. Contaminant Transport based on Soil and Aquifer Properties <br /> IV. Remedial Action Objectives <br /> V. Description of Remedial Action Alternatives — at a minimum, 3 alternatives must be <br /> considered <br /> A. Alternative that meets background levels <br /> B. Alternative that meets water quality objectives <br /> C. Alternative that meets levels between background and water quality objectives <br /> Vi. Evaluation of Remedial Action Alternatives <br /> A. Overall Protectiveness of Human Health and the Environment <br /> B. Compliance with Laws and Regulations <br /> C. Long Term Effectiveness and Permanence <br /> D. Reduction of Toxicity, Mobility, and Volume <br /> E. Short Term Effectiveness <br /> F. Implementability <br /> G. Cost <br /> F. State and Community Acceptance <br /> VII. Potential Impacts of Remedial Actions <br /> VIII. Estimated Project Schedule for Each Alternative <br /> IX. Preferred Alternative <br />