See Polrep #1
The segregation of the yard into contaminated and non-contaminated items is continuing. The ERRS are preparing lots for assessment by the START. The START is assessing all items of each lot for gamma radiation to determine the presence of radium gauges and a statistical based aliquot of each lot for fixed and removeable alpha radiation. NURGEG 1.86 is being used as the action level for the release of materials from the site.
The START is continuing air survelliance. The air surveillance program consists of the collection of air samples for radioactive particulates (alpha and beta radiation), perimeter surveys for gamma radiation, environmental dosimeters and radon sampling. The environmental dosimeters and radon sampling is conducted passively on a 24-hour basis. At no time has the action level of 100 mRem/year been exceeded.
EPA issued a CERCLA 106 Unilaterial Administrative Order to the business and land owner. The PRPs have requested a compliance conference pursuant to the Order. The compliance conference is expected to occur in early October 2004.
Phase 2. North/South Yard Cleanout - continuing
Phase 3. North Building Cleanout - TBD
Phase 4. North Building Assessment - TBD
Phase 5. North/South Building Decon - TBD
Phase 6. Yard Area/Subsurface Assessment - TBD
Phase 7. Yard/Subsurface Remediation - TBD
1. Receipt and implementation of written Community Involvement Plan from project CIC.
2. Receipt, review of ERRS scope-or-work to be used for radiological waste management solicitations by ERRS.
3. CHP review of the data for cleared items and the release of these items.
1. Receipt of Request for Federal Action from State. ORC and the State attorney are presently working on this issue.
2. City of Los Angeles Local Enforcement Agency has prohibited the disposal of any solid waste from the site within the City limits.
3. Develop process for releasing clean items to PRP or indefinite storage on-site.
4. Project gray-water analytical and discharge requirements to the sanitary sewer are confirmed and need to be documented in a brief QASP.
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