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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1993035
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
8/1/2016
Doc Name
Request for Technical Revision
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Summit County Colorado
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DRMS
Email Name
ECS
Media Type
D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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P I P II VC Ill. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Page <br /> 0 0 Lithologic logs for all on-site wells;copies of field log notes NA <br /> may be <br /> appropriate- <br /> 0 0 Well construction diagrams for all on-site wells showing NA <br /> screened interval, casing type and construction details including <br /> gravel pack, interval, bentonite seal thickness and cemented <br /> interval. <br /> 0 0 Description of the current and proposed use of on-site 20 <br /> ground water in sufficient detail to evaluate human health and <br /> environmental risk pathways. In addition, the applicant will <br /> provide a discussion of any state and/or local laws that restrict <br /> the use of onsite groundwater. <br /> The applicant should provide information concerning the nature and <br /> extent of any contamination and releases of hazardous substances or <br /> petroleum products that have occurred at the site, including but not <br /> limited to: <br /> + Identification of the chemical nature and extent, both 15 <br /> onsite and offsite, of contamination that has been released into <br /> soil, groundwater or surface water at the property, and/or <br /> releases of substances from each of the source areas identified, <br /> including estimated volumes and concentrations of substances <br /> discharged at each area,discharge point,or leakage point as per <br /> Section 25.16.308(2)(b).Although Phase it assessments identify <br /> the nature of contamination,the extent is not always fully defined. <br /> For Voluntary Clean-up Program purposes, the source, nature, ! <br /> extent and estimated volumes of the release are important in the I <br /> overall evaluation of risk and eligibility. <br /> 0 0 A map to scale showing the depth to ground water across NA <br /> the site, direction and rate of ground water movement across the <br /> _ site using a minimum of three measuring points. <br /> 0 0 A discussion of all hydraulic tests performed at the site to NA <br /> characterize the hydrogeologic properties of any aquifers onsite f <br /> and in the area. <br /> 0 0 All reports and/or correspondence,which detail site soil, Att. 8 <br /> groundwater and/or surface water conditions at the site,including <br /> analytical laboratory reports for all samples and analyses. <br /> 0 0 A discussion of how all environmental samples were 15 <br /> collected, including rationale involved in sampling locations, <br /> parameters and methodology, a description of sampling <br /> locations, sampling methodology and analytical methodology and <br /> information on well construction details and lithologic logs. All <br /> sample analyses performed and presented as part of the <br /> environmental assessment should be appropriate and sufficient <br /> to fully characterize all constituents of all contamination that may <br /> have impacted soil, air, surface water and/or groundwater on the <br /> property.The applicant should use Environmental Protection <br /> Agency approved analytical methods when characterizing the <br /> soil, air,surface water and/or groundwater. <br /> Page 5 of 33 I <br />
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