Ascon Landfill Site
Huntington Beach, California
 
 
 
Public Announcements






2008 First Quarter
Soils RI Addendum submitted to DTSC
Groundwater sampling conducted

2007 Fourth Quarter
Revisions submitted to the City of Huntington Beach draft Five-Year Implementation Plan for the Southeast Coastal Project Area
Additional soils investigation conducted in the mineral lease areas of Site (Soils RI Addendum)
Groundwater sampling conducted per the DTSC-approved Interim Groundwater Monitoring Program Workplan


2007 Third Quarter
Draft RAP submitted to DTSC
Revised Feasibility Study approved by DTSC
Groundwater Remedial Investigation Report accepted by DTSC
Groundwater sampling conducted


2007 Second Quarter
Revised Second Feasibility Study submitted to DTSC
Revised Groundwater Remedial Investigation Report submitted to DTSC
Interim Groundwater Monitoring Program Workplan submitted to DTSC and approved by DTSC


2007 First Quarter
Soils Remedial Investigation conducted in mineral lease areas of Site
Supplemental Soils Remedial Investigation Workplan for mineral lease areas of Site submitted to DTSC
Groundwater Monitoring Report submitted to DTSC


2006 Fourth Quarter
Magnolia Street fence replaced. Site interior drainage, weed abatement and general site housekeeping work conducted

March and July 2006
Emergency Action Completion Report and Addendum submitted and accepted by DTSC

 
 
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.
 
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.