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SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE FILE 2
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EHD - Public
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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
FileName_PostFix
FILE 2
RECORD_ID
PR0541077
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0023517
FACILITY_NAME
PS MARINA 5 / KING ISLAND RESORT
STREET_NUMBER
11530
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
EIGHT MILE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95219
APN
07119006
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
11530 W EIGHT MILE RD
P_LOCATION
01
QC Status
Approved
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Page 3 of 5 <br /> i <br /> Subject: RE : KI soil spread , <br /> new email address? both work or should I use this one from now on ? <br /> good idea . . get the data in the table please . show all COC in the tables <br /> for ALL the borings , <br /> all bore holes had bottom samples taken , right? . <br /> a lot of the sample data as listed would fail the LUFT leaching potential , <br /> assuming it can be used when DTW is <5 feet. It really can 't but we use it <br /> as a guideline , short of requiring a true leaching test with DI or tap water. <br /> Sometimes an acid leach is required . I ' m checking . A discreet sampling <br /> event may be required . . . . also checking . But some levels exceed the <br /> allowable limits even if the gw was 5 - 25 deep . Typically, fail the leaching <br /> potential , fail the ability to spread . If not hauling it off is your first choice for <br /> proper handling , then encapsulation may be your answer. but think about <br /> the precautions , the extra gw monitoring and testing that will probably be <br /> required . You 'll need to prove to the EHD that your soil ' remediation ' is <br /> cost-effective and feasible , as compared to other ' remedial '/soil treatment- <br /> disposal . The CUF will be interested in all the costs . I ' m concerned that <br /> the area for spreading is either somewhat on , or very very close to <br /> property NOT owned by the Marina folks . I can 't clearly see the boundry <br /> and the area on the maps is very close if not somewhat ON the County <br /> ROW . <br /> as for the cost savings , naturally always a extra plus . but not at the <br /> expense of exposure (vapor to the folks living there or impacting the gw <br /> near the trailer domestic well ) . With reimbursement available for this site , <br /> I 'm not too overly convinced with this rationale . . . . unless you can support <br /> feasibility and cost-effectiveness . <br /> Due date states field work. That's drilling . not development or gw <br /> sampling . This phase wasn 't for collecting gw data . It was for gw data <br /> later with mw installations and that means soil data now , gw later. Your <br /> soil collecting and well construction ended May 21 . Sixty days from that <br /> is July 21 and 45 days after this is Sept 4 . <br /> It took nearly a year just to enact the work plan . Not a good thing . I 've <br /> been answering questions to the CUF why this site is still NOT in <br /> remediation and with a very sensitive receptor so endangered/so close . <br /> Not even interim has them unhappy, and me too . . . . The 5-year eval CUF <br /> folks have this site on their radar and want the EHD to direct remediation <br /> and achieve WQO in a timely manner. that means no delays . that's the <br /> 7/16/2008 <br />
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