EPA and its contractors (Emergency and Rapid Response Services [ERRS] and Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team [START]) continued Site activities. Activities completed during this period included:

• EPA and its contractors continued to use engineering controls and best practices for dust suppression, noise and safety. 

• ERRS contractors completed gathering and loading-out ACM debris to the landfill. 
• Approximate tonnage of ACM material was 4,177 tons. Recycled metal debris: 35.27 tons. 
• The crew begin restoration of the site with clean backfill material from a local vendor. This task is estimated to take 10 - 12 days.
• START continued daily air monitoring sampling for asbestos at 4 locations along the perimeter of the site.  Once loadout of ACM was completed, this effort was discontinued. 

EPA and its contractors (Emergency and Rapid Response Services [ERRS] and Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team [START]) continued Site activities. Activities completed during this period included:

• EPA and its contractors continue to use engineering controls and best practices for dust suppression, noise and safety. 

• ERRS contractors continue gathering and loading-out ACM debris to the landfill.  A total of 196 truck loads of ACM material have been sent off to the landfill for disposal.
• Approximate tonnage of ACM debris material - 3200/Approximate cubic yards of ACM material - 3300/Recycled metal debris - 35.3 tons. 
• Crews are estimated to complete load-out of ACM material by October 23 and shortly thereafter begin restoration of the site with clean backfill material from a local vendor. This task is estimated to take 10 - 12 days.
• START continues daily air monitoring sampling for Asbestos at 4 locations along the perimeter of the site.

EPA and its contractors (Emergency and Rapid Response Services [ERRS] and Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team [START]) continued Site activities. Activities completed during this period included:

• EPA coordinated with local officials and community members regarding site operations, including Glendive Public Works.
• ERRS personnel continued spraying water onto the debris for dust control.
• ERRS continued sorting debris to segregate larger pieces of metal and stockpile material for future loadout and transportation/disposal. One bin (20 cubic yards) was transported offsite to a local scrap metal recycler. 
• Transportation and disposal activities began; through Saturday October 12, a total of 75 trucks & 1367 tons were transported to the Glendive Landfill for disposal.
• START conducted air sampling for asbestos at four locations along the site perimeter.

EPA and its contractors (Emergency and Rapid Response Services [ERRS] and Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team [START]) continued Site activities. Activities completed during this period included:

• EPA coordinated with local officials and community members regarding site operations, including Glendive Public Works.
• ERRS personnel continued spraying water onto the debris for dust control.
• ERRS continued sorting debris to segregate larger pieces of metal and stockpile material for future loadout and transportation/disposal.
• START conducted air sampling for asbestos at four locations along the site perimeter.

EPA and its contractors (Emergency and Rapid Response Services [ERRS] and Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team [START]) mobilized to the Site and began setup for the planned work on Monday, September 30th. Activities completed during this period included:

• EPA coordinated with local officials and community members regarding site operations, including Glendive Public Works.
• ERRS received equipment and supplies (including excavators, skid steer, water truck, boom lift, and scissor lift) needed for completion of removal activities.
• ERRS installed temporary 6-foot fence (including signage for asbestos) along the site perimeter.
• ERRS personnel began spraying water onto the debris for dust control.
• ERRS began sorting debris to segregate larger pieces of metal and stockpile material for future loadout and transportation/disposal.
• START conducted air sampling for asbestos at four locations along the site perimeter.