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--- GUIDANCE FOR CONDUCTING REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS AND FEASIBILITY /' STUD1 ES .' UNDER CERCLA / r! fl . ,e , . /--? * /. ; ~ \
GUIDANCE FOR CONDUCTING REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES UNDER CERCLA Interim Final Ocroarl988 OHko ot Emergency and Rornedial Response U.S. Environmontel Pmtecbion Agency Washington, 0. C. 20460 .
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Page 19 and 20: 1.3 OVERVIEW OF CERCLA RUVT)IORIZAT
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2.3.3 Health and Safety Plan 2.3.3.
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FIGURE 3-2 REPRESENlATlON OF THE AR
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I FIGURE 3-3 COMPONENTS OF THE RISK
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Table 3-13 SUGGESTED RI REPOR’: T
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FIGURE 4 4 ASSEMBUNG A RANGE OF ALT
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4.5 FEPORTING AND COMMUNICATION SCR
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OSYLR Directive 93S5.3-01 Becauro t
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5.1 INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 5 TREATABI
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5.4 BENCH VERSUS PILOT TESTING OSwE
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5.4.1 Tosting considerations OSIER
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Remedial Tochnology A. Air Pollutio
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5.4.2 Data Quality Objectives /b OS
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
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5.6.2 Use of the Results in the RI/
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Information Needed oSwER Directive
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CHAPTER E DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ALTE
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OSWER Directive 9355.3-03 analysis
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OSWER Directive 9395.3-Cl alternati
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OSWER Dit8ctiv8 93SS.3-01 0 complia
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FIGURE 6.2 CRITERIA FOR DETAILED AN
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OSWER Directive 9355.3-01 o Ca~lpli
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Analysis Factor Mgnitudo of residua
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or in combination. OSWER Directive
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Anal ysis ?8ctot Availability of S-
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6.4 COMXlJNITY REIATIONS DURING DET
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Tabla 6-5 ( cont inuad 1 3.2.2.2 Ev
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G.S. EPA. June 1985. Guidance on Fe
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kD R3 7 8 /O 4 C I' 1 Appndix A INT
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Oversight of POtentlal1Y Responsibl
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dotormination that tho offor is not
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o Final provirions of tln 8Qy are n
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managed) and the analytical proc.du
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VI. STATZHENT Or WOW AND WORX PLAN
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infomation that is provided to tho
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velopwnt of the statement of Work A
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o Public miow of Wrk Plrnr for A&ia
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activities iS presented in the RIDS
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fdentif icatron of Deficiencies Ovo
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inel& dotorminbtions and ev8lrutiOn
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Appendix b ELEMeJTS OF RIDS PROJECT
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Task 1. ~rojoct Planning (Projoct S
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4 \o 0 0 Geophysics Sit0 rurvoy/top
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o WblU8tiOn of results o Wport prep
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Task 11. Porsibility Study (or =/?S
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;F"" Thereforer 8x1 RIDS with SOvOr
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The selection of mrlytical methods
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Tho DQO d e n t descrikd above can
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P -8 system audits consist of the e
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sacaplo Location rnd ?roquoncy. Thi
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Appendix C MODEL STATP(ENT OF WORK
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p INTRODC'CTION APPENDIX C MCDEL ST
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Tho contractor shall spocify 8 scho
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Sampling and Analysis Flu. Tho Cont
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Field Activities; u-s. EPA Order 14
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identified as early as poSSrbh to d
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medial retia ObjOCtiVOS to protoct
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\ ?PO The evaluation criteria are a
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.. . . * Appendix D Bibliography of
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SEDIMENT CCUTROL BARRIERS U.S. EPA.
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Vesilirh, P.A. Sludgr Treatment and
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-ern Pollution Control Technology,
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?I\% cleaning Pipelines: A Pigqinq
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Appndix E DOCUWLNTATION OF ARARS me
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Finally, it is also assumad that th
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PVRPOSE Appondix F CASE E W L E OF
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FIGURE F*2 ALTERNATIVE COMPONENT'S
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I Capital costs includ8 tho88 8xp.n
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First, dospit0 tho fractured naturo
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withfn an astinutod 6 month8 of bog
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The ground watrr modo1 shahtion for
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vapor oxtraction is m irreversibh t
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optimum solidification reagent mixt
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first 5 years. Aftor Year 5, tho 06
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goals for ground water, at which po
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