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7. DORW Environmental Protection Office will be moving to building S-108 <br /> during the week of 16 November 1992. <br /> New Mailing Address: <br /> Environments Protection Office <br /> Bldg. S-108, Sharpe Facility <br /> Defense Distribution Region West <br /> P.O. Box 960001 <br /> Stockton, CA 95296-0250 <br /> Express Delivery Address (e.g. Federal Express) <br /> Environmental Protection Office <br /> Bldg. S-108, Sharpe Facility <br /> Defense Distribution Region West <br /> Roth Road <br /> Lathrop, California 95331 <br /> C. MANNER AND THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE TIMETABLES AND DEADLINES ARE BEING <br /> MET. <br /> Reference Page A-2�2 of FFA <br /> Section 12, Consultation of the Aggreement for discussion of review time <br /> periods, response time periods, and consultation procedures. For purposes of <br /> establishing estimated dates, the standard review period of 60 days has been <br /> included for EPA, DTSC, and RWQCB review of each primary document, the <br /> standard response period of 60 days has been in for Sharpe' s response, and <br /> the standard 30 days from submittal of the draft final primary document to <br /> finalization of the primary document has been included. Actual consultation <br /> time periods may vary depending upon the factors specified below. <br /> Dates estimated only for purposes of projecting an overall schedule; actual <br /> dates may vary depending on actual document review times of EPA, DTSC, and <br /> RWQCB, and response times of Sharpe, and/or whether or not dispute resolution <br /> is invoked during finalization of the primary document. <br /> Timetables for documents were met during the quarter. Extension of <br /> compliance schedule was requested for Soils Comprehensive ROD. <br /> See Section D. <br /> D. DECISION MAKING RATIONALE WHICH HAS OR WILL IMPACT THE ACTIVITIES <br /> DESCRIBED IN FEDERAL FACILITY AGREEMENT (FFA) <br /> During the Project Manager's Meeting held May 7, 1992, a change to Soils <br /> FS and ROD was proposed and tentatively agreed to by all parties. Reasons <br /> and rationale for these changes were also discussed. <br /> 1. Recent discovery of PCB/metals contamination in groundwater have <br /> necessitated consideration of groundwater impacts not considered in current <br /> Groundwater ROD. <br />