DTSC approved Addendum No. 1 to the IRM Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) to account for minor changes with the onsite work areas and the increased number of Southern Tarplants, a plant species whose growth on the Site grew significantly after the MND was finalized
DTSC filed a Notice of Determination with the California State Clearinghouse for Addendum No. 1 to the IRM MND
IRM kick-off meeting and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program coordination meeting was held with DTSC/PCR Services
Began mobilization of equipment to Site for IRM
Began perimeter air monitoring, SCAQMD Rule 1150/1166 monitoring, and air sampling in accordance with the IRM Air Monitoring Plan (AMP) and SCAQMD Rule 1150/1166 permit
DTSC/PCR began weekly tarplant protection fence inspections
SCAQMD inspector began approximate weekly Site inspections for SCAQMD Rule 1150/1166 compliance
August 2010
Began importing lime kiln material (LKM) used to condition tarry lagoon material for transport
Began transportation and disposal of tarry material
Orange County Vector Department (OCVD) inspected Site and confirmed that no rats were present onsite
September 2010
Submitted Pit F Odor and Emission Pilot Test to DTSC
Conducted semi-annual groundwater monitoring and sampling event
Continued removal and disposal of tarry materials from lagoons
October 2010
Continued removal and disposal of tarry materials from lagoons
November 2010
Continued removal and disposal of tarry materials from lagoons
Submitted the Interim Groundwater Monitoring Report to DTSC for September 2010 sampling event
DTSC approved a Notice of Exemption (NOE), to allow the addition of LKM to Lagoon 3 in order to increase the berm stability by reducing excess moisture caused by recent rains
December 2010
Continued removal and disposal of tarry material from lagoons
Mailed Fact Sheet No. 11 to quarter-mile radius around the Site
Placed public notice with a Site update in the Huntington Beach Independent and the Huntington Beach Wave newspapers
DTSC approved Addendum No. 2 to the IRM MND to include partial removal of tarry material from Lagoon 3
DTSC filed a NOD for Addendum No. 2 with the California State Clearinghouse
Received over ten inches of rain during the month
City of Huntington Beach conducted storm water inspection
January 2011
Continued removal and disposal of tarry material from lagoons
Began removal of limited tarry materials from Lagoon 3
Submitted Special Purpose Discharge Permit (SPDP) application to Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD) to allow the pre-treatment and discharge of accumulated stormwater/ surface water onsite from recent rain events
Received SPDP from OCSD to pre-treat and discharge stormwater/ surface water from the Site to the OCSD sewer system
February 2011
Completed IRM removal and disposal of tarry materials from Lagoons 1, 2, and 3
Pre-treated and discharged stormwater/ surface water from Site to OCSD sewer system per SPDP
Completed geotechnical borings in Lagoons 1, 2 and 3
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
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
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