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To: Dick Durk ter 216-B-2A 216-13-1B 216-11-8
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Subject: Disposal of Hanford Defense High-Level, Transuranic 216-5-20 216-5-21 216-5-22
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In review of draft environmental impact statement w the above subject, 1 216-5-9 -
offer the following cowents. In part 6.0 Applicable Regulations of tol uae C.t.ACS LAS. 216-C-1 21 6-C-10 216-C-3
I of the draft EIS, the regulations a nd reguirerents of the federal aM 216-C-5 2161-6 216- —7
Sta te Underground Injection Cont ro l (UIC) programs are not referenced BM 216-C-4 .216-T-1
appear to apply t6 several' !thuds used fluid disposal. T-PLANT 216-T^2 216-T-,3 216-T-34
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03 In ISM, the departwent, in response to changes in the federal Safe Drinking 216-T-7 216-T-S
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Act, 9glmsented a state UIC pro9ran. is progran put into effect a
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long-standing policy of Ecology p rohibiting the injection of Waste rater Z-s SANT- 216-Z-1, to 216-Z-16 216-Z-1 8
into, above or bel ow undergr ou nd sources of drinking wa ter. Th is progra - 216-Z-2 216-7 -3 216-2 -5
re flects our coitaent mm to protect preserve and
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future e o
uses and not to use of water as s Waste repository.
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Our UIC proggram programram prohibits the injection fOmat oos and/or ing an hOd,
groins into, above, or below the !oL ll formation contain
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sidere0 to be either an eaisp ny or potential seance of drinking Mater.
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Wells ere defined as holes Whose depth is deeper than wide, except when the 216-A-5 216-A-6 216-A-6A
wall is used for the disposal Of hazardous fluids. In this Case. a wa ll
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iMlydes the Concept of a drainfield or a buried, horizontal, perforated 216-8-13.. 216-B-51 216-C-0
Pi p e (40 CFR Part]44(g)(1)(ti 1). 200 WEST AREA 23 6-B-4
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Three fluid disposal HathMS which appear to flu this definition of a wa ll - REDOI PLANT 216-5-4
2e4 * 1 24 are reverse Wells, cribs, a nd trenches. In a revi ew of the dra ft EIS and
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other 6KSw nts, 1I3 to porarily abandoned and active wells were located SO
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site. Th ese wells arc listed by type a nd location in Attacheent A.
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All three aetAMs Of disposal arc prohibited by UIC program. in accnrdanu
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be pl ugged and abandoned.. Th e amen/operator oust ratify. the depart went of
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the lo ca tion of each wa ll and submit a Closure
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