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TRANSPORTATION PLAN This transportation plan describes waste transportation activities associated with the Operable Unit 1 of Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) South Region High School #9 and Middle School #4 (Site) soil removal project located in South Gate, California (Figure I-1). Operable Unit 1 consists of soil and soil gas in Parcels 1 through 4, 29 through 33, and 35 through 39 (Figure I-2). The area surrounding the Site is used for a variety of purposes including industrial, commercial and residential use. Residential neighborhoods are located immediately north and south of the Site. The area to the west of the Site includes industrial and commercial operations, including an auto body shop, a wheel polishing facility, an electrical supply company, and restaurants. The Los Angeles River is located at the eastern boundary of the Site. The tentatively proposed off-site waste disposal facilities are the Chemical Waste Management Kettleman Hills Facility located in Kettleman City, California to accept TSCA waste, RCRA-Hazardous Waste and California Hazardous Waste for disposal, and Thermal Remediation Solutions (TRS) located in Azusa, California for Non-Hazardous Waste for disposal. This Transportation Plan may require updating following final selection of off-site disposal facilities (and any import soil sources). Project Overview This Transportation Management Plan supports proposed soil removal activities for OU1 to be implemented by the LAUSD (and its contractors) under a voluntary cleanup agreement (VCA) with the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC). An estimated soil volume of 29,920 cubic yards will be excavated and transported for off-site disposal with duration of 26 weeks. The waste transportation contractor (“waste transporter”) will be responsible for profiling, manifesting, placement of truck tarps, and transporting the impacted soil and any other waste to the disposal facility. Stockpile sampling, waste characterization, soil loading, dust suppression, truck decontamination, and traffic control will be performed by other contractors performing remedial activities. The soil contains elevated concentrations of arsenic, lead, various other inorganic, PAHs, PCBs, several VOCs, and TPH. Project Coordination The waste transporter will provide a Project Manager to coordinate and manage all activities related to waste transportation throughout the project. The Project Manager will be responsible for implementing the Scope of Work including all aspects of the Site Specific Health and Safety Plan. Drivers The waste transporter will provide the necessary trucks to the project site each operating day for the duration of the transportation phase to complete the off-site I-1 347
emoval of impacted soils. Waste transportation on the project is anticipated to occur on business days between hours of approximately 7:00 am to 4:00 pm throughout the project duration. It is anticipated that trucks will be on-site for up to 1 hour for staging/loading and will be at the disposal facility for up to 1 hour for offloading. Training The waste transporter will ensure that all drivers staffed for this project will have all the necessary DOT training, licenses and permits to complete the transportation phase of the project. Documentation will be provided by the waste transporters to the LAUSD indicating that truck drivers for this project have been recently road tested and tested for dumping procedures. The Project Manager for the waste transporters will participate in weekly staff safety meetings and, as necessary, tailgate safety meetings. Equipment Drivers will cover loaded trailers with solid one-piece tarps during transport of all soils off the Site. The waste transporter(s) will maintain a consistent truck fleet for the duration of the project. This ensures consistent transportation procedures and minimizes training. As part of the transport contractor requirements: 1. All trucks will have been inspected by the California Highway Patrol. 2. Every driver will perform and record daily safety inspections. 3. Trucks also will be subject to monthly terminal inspections; and 4. Trucks are to be serviced and thoroughly inspected every 30 days. The waste transporter will maintain documentation of these inspections and maintenance records, and will make them available to the LAUSD upon request. Project Schedule and Truck Staging The waste transporter will stage empty trucks in a consistent location at the Site. Truck drivers will be provided truck route map(s) (Figures I-3a and I-3b) to each facility along with specific route directions at the beginning of the project. Maps and directions will be available on-site for the duration of the project. The proposed locations of the temporary soil storage area are shown on Figure I- 4. The proposed location of the load-out and staging areas will generally be adjacent to soil excavation areas as identified in Figure I-4. On a daily basis, the waste transporter will provide a truck schedule with the total expected number of truck loads that are expected to cycle through each disposal facility for each work day (i.e., this will approximately equate to the number of trucks loaded for each work day). I-2 348
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APPENDIX G Health and Safety Plan (
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