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A. (Omitted, Enforcement Confidential)
B. (Omitted, Enforcement Confidential) C. HP Labs won bid for providing passive soil vapor samplers, analysis of samplers, and iso-concentration maps of results for PCE, PCE breakdown products, and benzene. D. June 11, 2002: EPA, START hold public meeting for Chillum PERC site. EPA and START explained hypothesis of PCE traveling along and leaking from sanitary sewer lines, and that sampling will be conducted based on this hypothesis.
E. July 7, 2002: EPA, START hold public meeting for Chillum PERC site. START informs residents that access agreements are essential for sampling, and should be returned promptly.
F. July 8, 2002: START submits final application for sampling permit from DC Office of Public Space. Permit was approved and is ready for sampling event.
G. August 14, 2002: START resends access agreement letters to PRP property owner and the company that manages the shopping center adjacent to the Chevron gas station via US Post Office certified mail. START received notice of delivery to management company on August 16, 2002.
H. August 28, 2002: START resends access agreement letter to PRP property owner via US Post Office certified mail.
I. September 3, 2002: START received certified mail delivery receipt for access agreement sent to PRP property owner (sent on August 14, 2002). The letter was signed for on August 26, 2002.
J. September 10, 2002: EPA, ATSDR, and START hold public meeting for Chillum PERC site. ATSDR explains they are a non-regulatory agency that acts as a consultant for other government agencies. ATSDR explained different studies they can undertake. EPA and START go over access problems and possible resolutions, also talk with residents about samplers and sample locations. Residents are unhappy with timeliness of sampling and sampling locations.
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