Ascon Landfill Site
Huntington Beach, California
 
 
Public Announcements

March 2012

  • Conducted semi-annual groundwater monitoring event.

December 2011

  • Distributed Fact Sheet #12 via direct mail, community repositories, and hand delivery to neighborhood community centers.
  • Submitted Fence Line Investigation Report to DTSC.

November 2011

  • Submitted September 2011 Interim Groundwater Monitoring Report to DTSC

October 2011

  • Submitted revised project description and responses to DTSC inquiries to DTSC and PCR Services for incorporation into the remedy Initial Study and EIR

September 2011

  • Conducted semi-annual groundwater monitoring event.
  • Conducted fence-line investigation and assessment of soils along Site perimeter.

June 2011

  • Submitted the Interim Removal Measure Completion Report to DTSC.
  • Submitted 2010-2011 Annual Storm Water Report (Industrial NPDES Permit) to the Regional Water Quality Control Board.

May 2011

  • Received acceptance of the Notice of Termination for the General Construction NPDES permit from the State Water Resources Control Board

April 2011

  • Submitted the Interim Groundwater Monitoring Report to DTSC for March 2011 sampling event
  • Submitted Close of Project Discharge Volume Report per the SPDP to OCSD and DTSC
  • City of Huntington Beach conducted storm water inspection

March 2011

  • Completed IRM activities
  • Conducted final Interim Removal Measure walk-through with DTSC
  • Demobilized IRM equipment from Site
  • Completed pre-treatment and discharge of onsite stormwater/surface water to OCSD
  • Conducted semi-annual groundwater monitoring and sampling event
 
 

This website was established to provide site-related information and current site activities to the public. The website is maintained by the Ascon Responsible Parties (RPs) and is a communication tool for all stakeholders.

The Ascon Landfill Site is a 38-acre property located at the southwest corner of Magnolia Street and Hamilton Avenue and was utilized as a licensed landfill from the 1930s to the early 1980s. With the oversight of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, the RP's are preparing for Ascon's remediation.

Envirostor is the official public archive of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control.
 
This web site is operated by Project Navigator, Ltd., on behalf of the Ascon Landfill Site Responsible Parties.
This website is not endorsed by DTSC, and its contents do not necessarily reflect DTSC's viewpoints or positions.