Here's the monthly report on cleanup at the abandoned Koppers site.
Items Performed/Completed Since Previous Report:
On November 26, 2014, Beazer submitted to USEPA a Human Health Risk Assessment that was
prepared consistent with the approach described in the October 1, 2014 Work Plan developed in
conjunction with the USEPA.
Beazer, USEPA and others participated in a corrective action coordination conference call on
November 13, 2014.
Beazer and USEPA participated on a conference call and WebEx on November 24, 2014 to discuss
potential modifications to the groundwater monitoring program for the Site.
Beazer continued post-construction OMM activities (e.g., DNAPL thickness measurements/removal,
CAMU leachate monitoring/removal, Site inspections, etc.).
Beazer collected approximately 121 gallons of DNAPL from the barrier trench and approximately 31
gallons of DNAPL from recovery well RW-23 during this reporting period. The approximate total
DNAPL volumes collected through November 2014 are 18,755 gallons from the barrier trench and
7,563 gallons from RW-23.
Items Anticipated to be Performed/Completed over the Next One to Two Months:
Beazer and USEPA will participate in discussions regarding the Site groundwater monitoring program.
Beazer, USEPA and others will participate in conference calls to discuss Site corrective action and
redevelopment activities.
Brightfields will hold an additional public information session for solar land use at the Site, including
attendance by representatives of Beazer, USEPA, and the City.
Beazer and Brightfields will continue to advance/support potential future solar land use at the Site.
Items Anticipated to be Performed/Completed over the Next Two to Six Months:
Beazer will continue to advance proposed future Site uses, including conservation land use and solar use.
Items Performed/Completed Since Previous Report:
On November 26, 2014, Beazer submitted to USEPA a Human Health Risk Assessment that was
prepared consistent with the approach described in the October 1, 2014 Work Plan developed in
conjunction with the USEPA.
Beazer, USEPA and others participated in a corrective action coordination conference call on
November 13, 2014.
Beazer and USEPA participated on a conference call and WebEx on November 24, 2014 to discuss
potential modifications to the groundwater monitoring program for the Site.
Beazer continued post-construction OMM activities (e.g., DNAPL thickness measurements/removal,
CAMU leachate monitoring/removal, Site inspections, etc.).
Beazer collected approximately 121 gallons of DNAPL from the barrier trench and approximately 31
gallons of DNAPL from recovery well RW-23 during this reporting period. The approximate total
DNAPL volumes collected through November 2014 are 18,755 gallons from the barrier trench and
7,563 gallons from RW-23.
Items Anticipated to be Performed/Completed over the Next One to Two Months:
Beazer and USEPA will participate in discussions regarding the Site groundwater monitoring program.
Beazer, USEPA and others will participate in conference calls to discuss Site corrective action and
redevelopment activities.
Brightfields will hold an additional public information session for solar land use at the Site, including
attendance by representatives of Beazer, USEPA, and the City.
Beazer and Brightfields will continue to advance/support potential future solar land use at the Site.
Items Anticipated to be Performed/Completed over the Next Two to Six Months:
Beazer will continue to advance proposed future Site uses, including conservation land use and solar use.
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