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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0528085
PE
2959
FACILITY_ID
FA0019016
FACILITY_NAME
PG&E TRACY SERVICE CENTER
STREET_NUMBER
502
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
GRANT LINE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
25027008
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
502 E GRANT LINE RD
P_LOCATION
03
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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2. Capping and Deed Restriction-This Restoration of all removed paving; and <br /> alternative includes covering the entire site with a Cleanup and restoration of all related structures <br /> new asphalt and/or concrete cap and recording a and work areas. <br /> deed restriction on the site to protect and <br /> maintain the cap. In addition, project controls designed to protect the <br /> 3. Targeted Excavation of Impacted Soil and surrounding community will be implemented during <br /> Off-site Treatment-'Ibis alternative includes cleanup activities and include the following: <br /> excavation of PAH,TPH, and VOC DTSC will oversee the preparation of a site- <br /> contaminated soil in accessible areas of the site specific health and safety plan to guide all <br /> and backfilling excavated areas with clean fill. remediation work; <br /> The excavated soil would be transported off-site An environmental project manager will be <br /> for treatment using a combination of heat to get on-site daily to monitor and approve all work; <br /> rid of contaminants and recycling. <br /> • Dust suppression activities will be performed <br /> 4. Targeted Excavation of Impacted Soil and including limiting the size of excavated areas for <br /> Off-site Disposal—This alternative includes easy management, spraying water onto soil and <br /> excavation of PAH,TPH, and VOC work areas,stopping all work on windy days, <br /> contaminated soil in accessible areas of the site covering soil piles, and covering all trucks leaving <br /> and backfilling the excavated areas with clean fill. the site; <br /> The excavated soil would be transported off-site <br /> for disposal at an appropriately permitted facility. Workers will take measure to limit noise from <br /> construction including working only during <br /> Proposed Cleanup—Alternative 4: Soil hours allowed by rhe city and keeping noise <br /> Removal with Off-Site Disposal levels below city-allowed decibel levels; and <br /> Based on evaluation of the cleanup alternatives, On-site workers will monitor noise and airborne <br /> targeted excavation of PAH,TPH, and VOC dust during all excavation activities and <br /> contaminated soil and backfilling the excavated areas throughout the daytime work schedule. <br /> with clean fill is the preferred remedial alternative <br /> In the unlikely event that the implementation of the <br /> identified in the draft RAW. Implementation of this <br /> alternative would return the site to unrestricted land removal action at the site does not meet the project <br /> use, offering long term protection of the goal of returning the site to unrestricted land use, the <br /> environment and the surrounding community. following contingency planning activities, outlined in <br /> detail in the draft RAW, may be implemented for <br /> The following activities would be performed under areas that could not be remediated due to <br /> the proposed alternative: inaccessibility: <br /> • Performing an underground utility survey to Placement of land use covenants/deed restrictions <br /> identify all piping and other underground on the property; <br /> features; <br /> • Installation of extraction systems for the soil gas <br /> • Removal and demolition of asphalt paving and groundwater to remediate residual impacts <br /> within six areas of the site; not removed during the removal action; and/or <br /> • Phased removal of 6,000 tons (approximately Placement of an oxygen release compound in the <br /> 200 truckloads) of soil and asphalt from depths water to stimulate biological remediation of <br /> ranging between one and thirteen feet; impacts in groundwater. <br /> • Placement of excavated soil in a truck and/or bin <br /> for off-site disposal;Backfill and compaction of <br /> excavated areas with clean, imported soil; <br />
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