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- _________ ~ ~ .- s: '& 4 ' .. ALARA ARAR ASL AWR AWWT CERCLA DOE FEMP HAMDC IEMP ISER OU4 pCi SCQ TLO WAC WPRAP ~ ~ ___~ _ ~ _ ~ - ACRONYM LIST Silos Project Environmental Monitoring Plan 40000-PL-0010 August 29, 2002 - -__ e 5069 As Low As Reasonably Achievable Applicable, Relevant, and Appropriate Analytical Support Level Accelerated Waste Retrieval Advanced Waste Water Treatment Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act Department of Energy Fernald Environmental Management Project Highest allowable minimal detectable concentration Integrated Environmental Management Plan Integrated Site Environmental Report Operable Unit 4 * pic0 curie Sitewide CERCLA Quality assurance plan Thermoluminescent Dosimeter Waste Acceptance Criteria Waste Pits Remedial Action Plan iV
F 33 Silos Project Environmental Monitoring Plan 40000-PL-0010 August 29, 2002 a 1 SlLQS *, *: :rROJECTS *. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PLAN 5 0 6 g 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1.0 General The current focus of environmental monitoring at the Fernald Environmental Management Project (FEMP) is the implementation of site-wide environmental monitoring and project-specific environmental monitoring. Site-wide environmental monitoring is addressed in the Integrated Environmental Monitoring Plan (IEMP) while project-specific requirements are addressed within the environmental control plans, process control plans, and other design documents which constitute the project's remedial design package. For the Silo 3 Project, Silos 1 and 2 Accelerated Waste Retrieval Project (AWR Project), and Silos 1 and 2 Project, modifications to the site-wide environmental program were made to support project activities. The focus of this plan is to describe the project-specific and Integrated Environmental Monitoring Plan requirements for Operable Unit 4 (OU4) during the conduct of all\ three projects. 13 2.0 Integrated Environmental Monitoring 14 15 6 7 8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 The IEMP focuses on monitoring air, direct radiation, groundwater, and surface water to ensure protection of human health and the environment during the conduct of site-wide remediation activities. The IEMP incorporates regulatory requirements for site-wide monitoring, trending, reporting, and it serves as the central reporting mechanism to the regulators and stakeholders for the ongoing emission control/ monitoring activities at the FEMP. 3.0 Project-Specific Environmental Monitoring Project-specific environmental monitoring requirements are identified in the applicable design documentation for both the Silo 3 Project and the AWR Project (References 1 and 2). These requirements for the Silos 1 and 2 Project will be identified in the RD package for that project. Fluor Fernald Inc. has identified additional enhancements to the existing site monitoring program that are integral to all three projects. As a result, this project-specific environmental monitoring plan documents the additional requirements addressing air, direct radiation, and project wastewater (i.e., slurry wastewater and decontamination wastewater) monitoring within and surrounding specified project boundaries that will be established by Fluor Fernald, Inc. The need and extent of project-specific monitoring has been evaluated based on the following criteria: 0 Project complexity, extent of contamination, and scope; 0 Applicable, Relevant, and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) compliance strategy; 0 DOE Orders compliance strategy; and, 0 Existing monitoring data, modeling, and monitoring programs. 1 of7 .
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