Oregon Bulletin
July 1, 2011
OTHER NOTICES
Comment Due: July 31, 2011
Proposal: The Department of Justice is reviewing and amending
the ORS 36.224 Mediation Confidentiality rules. The proposed rule changes are
available at: http://www.doj.state.or.us/adr/rules.shtml
How to
Comment: The public comment period
will end on July 31, 2011. A public meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday,
July 12th from 3:00 to 4:00 pm to receive input on and answer questions
regarding the proposed rule changes. This meeting will be held in the Redwood
Room DOJ Robertson Building, 1215 State Street Salem, OR 97301. Comments may
also be directed to the DOJ ADR Coordinator:
Mike Niemeyer
Department of Justice
1162 Court street NE,
Salem, Or 97301
mike.niemeyer@state.or.us
The Next
step: DOJ will consider all public
comments received before making a final decision regarding these rules.
Comments Due: July 30, 2011
PROJECT LOCATION: 2742 Homedale Road, Klamath County
PROPOSAL: The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is proposing to
issue a No Further Action decision regarding cleanup activities at the above
referenced site based upon an approval of work done to date and a proposed
Risk-Based Corrective Action Plan.
HIGHLIGHTS: The Sturdi-Craft
property was used for manufacturing particle-board furniture. One 5,000-gallon steel underground storage tank (UST) that was used
to store gasoline, one 10,000-gallon steel UST that stored diesel, and one
10,000-gallon steel UST that was used to store heating oil were decommissioned
by removal in 1994. Site investigations confirmed the presence of petroleum
impacted soil and groundwater. In an effort to remove the source of
contamination, approximately 48 cubic yards of suspected petroleum contaminated
soil (PCS) was excavated from the site and taken to the Klamath County Landfill
for disposal. The groundwater contaminant plume at the site has been shown to
be stable and that it does not migrate off of the property. The contamination occurs
at depths of 5-feet or greater below ground surface, which is considered to be
protective of human health, welfare, and the environment.
A conceptual site model was developed and a risk-based
assessment performed showing that residual petroleum hydrocarbons do not pose
an unacceptable risk through all reasonably likely complete exposure pathways.
If implemented as proposed, this risk-based corrective
action plan will achieve protective conditions at the site as defined in OAR
340-122-0040.
COMMENT: All documents and reports
pertaining to the recommendation of acceptance of the proposed remedial action
may be reviewed by appointment, at DEQ’s office in Bend, 475 NE Bellevue Drive,
Bend, OR 97701. To schedule an appointment or make inquiries, contact the
project manager, Joe Klemz at (541) 633-2015.
Written comments should be sent to the attention of Mr. Klemz at
the address listed above and must be received by 5 PM July 30, 2011. Questions
or comments may also be directed to Mr. Klemz via email at klemz.joe@deq.state.or.us
.
NEXT STEP: DEQ will consider all
comments received. A final decision concerning the proposed remedial actions
will be made after consideration of any public comments received.
Comments Due: July 30, 2011
PROJECT LOCATION: 301 S.
Chiloquin Blvd, Chiloquin, Klamath County
PROPOSAL: The Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) is proposing to issue a No Further Action decision
regarding cleanup activities at the above referenced site based upon an
approval of work done to date and a proposed Risk-Based Corrective Action Plan.
HIGHLIGHTS: A release of heating
oil from an above ground storage tank occurred at the Chiloquin Christian
Center in the summer of 2010. The cause of the release, a damaged product line,
was discovered and repaired in the fall of 2010. A site investigation confirmed
the presence of petroleum impacted soil and groundwater. The groundwater
contaminant plume at the site has been shown to be stable and that
contamination does not migrate off of the property. The contamination occurs at
depths of 5-feet or greater below ground surface, which is considered to be
protective of human health, welfare, and the environment.
A conceptual site model was developed and a risk-based
assessment performed showing that residual petroleum hydrocarbons do not pose
an unacceptable risk through all reasonably likely complete exposure pathways.
If implemented as proposed, this risk-based corrective
action plan will achieve protective conditions at the site as defined in OAR
340-122-0040.
COMMENT: All documents and reports
pertaining to the recommendation of acceptance of the proposed remedial action
may be reviewed by appointment, at DEQ’s office in Bend, 475 NE Bellevue Drive,
Bend, OR 97701. To schedule an appointment or make inquiries, contact the
project manager, Joe Klemz at (541)633-2015.
Written comments should be sent to the attention of Mr. Klemz at
the address listed above and must be received by 5 PM July 30, 2011. Questions
or comments may also be directed to Mr. Klemz via email at klemz.joe@deq.state.or.us
.
NEXT STEP: DEQ will consider all
comments received. A final decision concerning the proposed remedial actions
will be made after consideration of any public comments received.
COMMENTS DUE: Monday August 1, 2011
PROJECT LOCATION: Port of
Astoria; Astoria Area-Wide (AAW) Petroleum Site; Astoria, Oregon
PROPOSAL: Pursuant to Oregon
Revised Statute, ORS 465.320, the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)
issues this notice of a proposed remedial action for a portion of the Port of
Astoria’s property. The DEQ will consider public comments in finalizing its
selection of a final remedy. Send written comments on the proposed remedial
action to Anna Coates, Oregon DEQ, Northwest Region, 2020 SW 4th Ave., Suite
400, Portland, Oregon 97201, or e-mail to coates.anna@deq.state.or.us. by 5 p.m. on Monday August 1, 2011.
HIGHLIGHTS: The Port of Astoria
facility is part of a larger investigation and cleanup site referred to as the “Astoria Area Wide Cleanup Site”. It is divided into five
areas. Area 4 that is the focus of this proposal includes Port property where
the former Mobil/Niemi Oil bulk plant operated, several petroleum distribution
pipelines, a Port maintenance shop, a former Port vehicle service facility, and
portions of former steelworks and furniture manufacturing facilities. Area 4
extends to the head of Slip 2 where an ongoing petroleum seep discharges into
the Columbia River sediment bed and surface water.
In December 2001, DEQ issued an order (DEQ No.
ECSR-NWR-01-11) to the Port, several oil companies and several other current
and past owners and operators at and adjacent to the Port’s facilities where
releases of petroleum fuels occurred that required investigation and cleanup of
petroleum contamination. Investigations and interim measures to control
petroleum seeps to the river have been ongoing since that time. Other interim
actions taken include re-routing the sewer system, decommissioning of pipelines
and two underground fuel storage tanks, upgrades to the HVAC system for Port’s
offices and engineering controls for the redevelopment of the former Niemi Oil
bulk plant area.
The proposed remedial action for Area 4 includes:
construction of a treatment barrier and sediment cap in Slip 2 to control
on-going releases to the river and prevent exposure to petroleum-impacted
sediments, excavation and off-site disposal of surface soil in a limited area,
and implementation of institutional controls to prevent exposure to
petroleum-impacted media. Institutional controls would include inspection and
maintenance of previously implemented engineering controls (capping and
building venting), and groundwater monitoring to document the progress of
reducing the concentration and mobility of petroleum contamination remaining at
the site. The estimated cost for the cleanup, including operations and
maintenance, is approximately $3.6 million. The design data collection and
remedial design is expected to take approximately nine months to complete.
HOW TO COMMENT: Written
comments can be sent to DEQ Northwest Region at 2020 SW Fourth Ave., Suite 400,
Portland, Oregon 97201-4987. To view the project files please call Dawn
Weinberger, File Review Specialist, at (503) 229-6729 to schedule an
appointment (ask for ECSI file #2277). If you have any questions, please call
the DEQ project manager, Anna Coates, at 503-229-5213 or by email at
coates.anna@deq.state.or.us
THE NEXT STEP: Once the public
comment period has closed DEQ will consider all comments before making a
decision concerning the final cleanup remedy.
June 14, 2011
PROJECT LOCATION: Portland
Water Bureau municipal water well PW-14 is located in the City of Fairview at
the west end of Blue Lake Regional Park, near the intersection of NE Marine
Drive and NE Interlachen Lane.
PROPOSAL: The Oregon Department
of Environmental Quality approves cleanup action performed by the Portland
Water Bureau at municipal well PW-14 to remove a small amount of mercury (less
than a gram) released to the well from a failed submersible pump. DEQ approves
this cleanup work as a conditional no further action determination.
HIGHLIGHTS: DEQ reviewed the
results of the cleanup work and agrees with the Portland Water Bureau’s
conclusion that this well is safe for resumed use in the Portland municipal
water system.
Laboratory data reviewed by DEQ indicates that water
pumped from well PW-14, which is representative of the public water supply,
contains no detectable mercury.
DEQ has determined that no further action is required
because the site no longer poses a risk that exceeds the acceptable risk level
defined in Oregon law.
Following cleanup actions, and before the pump was
replaced, the final discrete deep well water sampled (at 350 feet) contained
detectable mercury. The detected concentration of mercury slightly exceeded the
Environmental Protection Agency Maximum Contaminant Level established for
mercury in drinking water.
DEQ is confident in its proposed conditional cleanup
approval determination for the following reasons:
• Water pumped from PW-14 has been repeatedly sampled
at the wellhead and consistently found to contain no detectable mercury.
• DEQ does not expect that water from the 350 foot depth in this well circulates to the well pump at
the 235 foot depth.
• Following cleanup actions, and collection of the
final deep well water sample, millions of gallons of water were pumped from the
well prior to resumed use as a public supply well. This action further removed
any residual mercury from the well.
• Water from PW-14 is combined with water from up to 26
other wells and surface water sources, prior to treatment and distribution to
municipal water customers.
The conditions placed on this no further action
determination are the following institutional controls agreed to by the City of
Portland Water Bureau:
• PW-14 will not be deepened.
• PW-14 maintenance and operation will not to disturb
the grout seal at the bottom of the well placed as a remedial action.
• These requirements will be
maintained with the PW-14 records.
Questions can be addressed to DEQ Project Manager Ken
Thiessen, DEQ Northwest Region Office, 2020 SW 4th Ave., Suite 400, Portland,
Oregon 97201, or Thiessen.Kenneth@deq.state.or.us
Review the file by appointment at DEQ Northwest Region
Office, 2020 SW 4th Ave., Ste 400, Portland, Oregon. Call File Review
Specialist, Dawn Weinberger at 503-229-6729 to schedule an appointment.
To access site information and the Conditional No
Further Action Determination Municipal Well PW-14 Mercury Spill Cleanup, go
to http://www.deq.state.or.us/lq/ECSI/ecsidetail.asp?seqnbr=5323
DEQ considered all public comments received during the
March 2011 comment period before making the conditional No Further Action
decision.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION: DEQ is
committed to accommodating people with disabilities. Please notify DEQ of any
special physical or language accommodations or if you need information in large
print, Braille or another format. To make these arrangements, contact DEQ
Communications & Outreach (503) 229-5263 or toll free in Oregon at (800)
452-4011; fax to 503-229-6899; or e-mail to deqinfo@deq.state.or.us
People with hearing impairments may call DEQ’s TTY
number 711.
COMMENTS DUE: August 1, 2011, 5 PM
PROJECT LOCATION: The former
Frontier Leather site is located at 15104 SW Oregon Street (formerly 1210 NE
Oregon Street), in Sherwood, Oregon. The Ken Foster Farm (“KFF”) property is a
40-acre tract of former pasture land located at 23000 to 23500 SE Murdock Road
in the southeast corner of Sherwood, Washington County, Oregon.
PROPOSAL: DEQ is proposing to enter a
settlement with the potentially liable parties for cleanup of these sites. The
parties include Linke Enterprises, the owner and operator of the Frontier
Leather site, Don Nelson who worked for Frontier Leather Company as plant
manager from 1966 to 1972 and as general manager from 1972 until 1988, Wells
Fargo Bank who managed the Frontier Leather facility as a trustee for Linke
Enterprises, James Wilson, who served on the Board of Directors of Frontier
Leather Company, and acted as Wells Fargo’s representative in managing
operations at the Tannery, Craig E. and Pamela A. Bowen, and Michael C. Gibbons
who were former owners of portions of the KFF property, Patrick D. and Tamara
L. Husky and Ironwood Homes, Inc. who currently own several lots at the KFF
site. The settlement would resolve on-going litigation between the parties
concerning cleanup of these properties and would be in the form of a consent
judgment pursuant to ORS 465.325. The settlement would require the parties to
pay DEQ specified amounts to be used by DEQ for future cleanup of these sites
and wetlands restoration. In return, the settling parties would receive a
covenant not to sue from the State and contribution protection as to third
parties regarding the matters addressed by the settlement.
HIGHLIGHTS: The Frontier Leather
Company began operating a tannery at the site in 1947. Two 3-acre sedimentation
lagoons were constructed between late 1964 to early 1965, and placed in service
in March 1965. Frontier discharged wastewater to the sedimentation lagoons
intermittently between 1965 and 1982. Between 1971 and 1974, chromium-treated
hide splits were both stockpiled on Tax Lot 600 and buried at the facility.
Frontier Leather land-filled an estimated 21,000 cubic
yards of chromium-containing wastes including chromium-treated hide splits and
chromium-containing vacuum filter sludge. Some of the hide splits were later
covered with approximately 2 feet of soil, but a large percentage of the
landfill was not adequately consolidated and capped to control possible direct
contact or surface water runoff. Land filling of hide splits was discontinued
in 1973 after analytical results from a hide split samples collected by DEQ
suggested that the hides could adversely impact soil, groundwater, or surface
water quality.
In January 2002, Pacific III, LLC, entered into a
Prospective Purchaser Agreement with DEQ prior to acquiring Tax Lots 400 and
500 from Transpacific. These parcels included the former tannery building,
wastewater treatment facility, and former battery manufacturing building. The
agreement defined the cleanup to be performed by Pacific III LLC in exchange
for DEQ limiting the company’s future liability for cleanup costs at the site.
Work required under the agreement was completed leading to DEQ issuance of No
Further Action decisions for each parcel.
DEQ designated the remaining tax lots comprising the
Frontier Leather facility excluded from the Prospective Purchaser Agreement as
an “Orphan” site in 2002. DEQ completed an investigation and feasibility study
during 2003 and 2004 but did not finalize a remedy due to lack of funds to
complete the work.
DEQ uncovered records from the former tannery
indicating that tannery wastes were land-applied to pasture land at Ken Foster
Farms during the 1960’s. Mr. Foster was an employee of the Frontier Leather
Company. DEQ initiated evaluation of the farm land and
referred the site to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
for further evaluation following DEQ’s preliminary assessment in 2005.
Investigations of the farm confirmed presence of high concentrations of
chromium in surface soils consistent with land application of the tannery
wastes. The original 40-acre farm was subdivided into approximately 10 separate
lots for residential use.
In 2007, EPA, published findings of their assessment of
the former Ken Foster Farm site. The EPA work confirmed that several heavy
metals, primarily chromium, lead, and mercury were present at elevated
concentrations in site soils in many areas on the former farm site. A wetland
pond at the KFF site also was found to be contaminated.
Sampling performed to date indicates the metals lead and chromium in site soils
are attributable to historical land application of tannery wastes at the site.
HOW TO COMMENT: DEQ will
hold a public information meeting and hearing from 6:30 to 8:30 PM on July
26, 2011 at the Sherwood Senior Center located at 21907 SW Sherwood Blvd.,
Sherwood. The proposed settlement is available at DEQ’s Northwest Region
Office, 2020 SW 4th Ave., 4th floor or from DEQ’s web site:
http://www.deq.state.or.us/Webdocs/Forms/Output/FPController.ashx?SourceId=2638&SourceIdType=11
To review files at DEQ’s office, please contact DEQ’s
file review coordinator at (503) 229-6729 to make an appointment. Comments may
be submitted, by August 1, 2011, 5:00 p.m., to Mark Pugh, DEQ Cleanup Project
Manager, by email at pugh.mark@deq.state.or.us; by mail at DEQ, 2020 SW 4th
Ave., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97201; or by fax at 503-229-6945.
THE NEXT STEP: DEQ will review and
consider all comments received during the comment period. If DEQ then
determines to enter the consent judgment, the consent judgment will be executed
by the parties and filed with the Washington County Circuit Court. The court
must approve the consent judgment for it to take effect. If approved by DEQ,
the Consent Judgment will supersede the consent judgment with Linke and Nelson
proposed by DEQ through public notice on April 1, 2011.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION: DEQ is
committed to accommodating people with disabilities. Please notify DEQ of any
special physical or language accommodations or if you need information in large
print, Braille or another format. To make these arrangements, contact DEQ
Communications & Outreach (503) 229-5696 or toll free in Oregon at (800)
452-4011; fax to 503-229-6762; or e-mail to deqinfo@deq.state.or.us. People
with hearing impairments may call DEQ’s TTY number, (503) 229-6993.
Comments Due: August 1, 2011
Project Location: 1010-1018 N. Killingsworth,
Portland, Oregon
Proposal: Pursuant to Oregon Revised Statute, ORS 465.320, and Oregon
Administrative Rules, OAR 340-122-100, the Department of Environmental Quality
(DEQ) invites public comment on its proposal to issue a conditional no further
action (NFA) for the former Elks Cleaners site (ECSI File #4954).
Highlights: The former Elks Cleaners site operated a dry cleaning business
from approximately 1924 to 2006. Stoddard solvent was likely used during
initial operations. The most recent dry cleaner operator used perchloroethene
(PCE) as a solvent from 1993 to 2006.
A series of environmental investigations found high
concentrations of PCE in shallow soil (generally less than 5 feet in depth)
beneath the southwest part of the building. The contamination appears related
to leaks in a floor drain and associated trench drain and piping.
In 2009, approximately 57 tons of contaminated soil was
excavated and trucked off-site for disposal at a permitted landfill. The
removal action included installation of a vapor control system within the
excavation area consisting of perforated piping connected to a fan and vented
to the atmosphere, placement of a vapor barrier over the excavation footprint,
and sealing the entire building floor with a commercial radon seal product.
Soil gas from beneath the building and indoor air
monitoring was performed until April 2011 to determine whether the ventilation
system needed to continue to operate to protect indoor air quality. Monitoring
results showed PCE and related contaminants in indoor air were within
protective standards for air for typical commercial/occupational uses
conditioned upon continued operation of the fan, and maintenance of the floor
and vapor barrier. The vapor control system and fan operation will need to be
maintained unless subsequent sampling shows indoor air levels are protective
without controls in place.
DEQ reviewed the existing environmental information for
the site and concludes that the site currently does not present an unacceptable
risk to human health or the environment, and that a conditional no further
action determination (NFA) is warranted for the site. DEQ will conduct a review
of the site in 5 years to evaluate whether vapor controls need to be
maintained.
How to Comment: To access additional detail on the site, please view the DEQ Staff
Report in DEQ’s Environmental Cleanup Site Information (ECSI) database on the
Internet at http://www.deq.state.or.us/lq/ECSI/ecsiquery.asp. Enter 4954 in the
“Site ID” box and click “Submit” at the bottom of the page. Next, click the
link labeled 4954 in the Site ID/Info column. Next, click on the staff report
under Site Documents. You can review the administrative record for the proposed
conditional no further action at DEQ’s Northwest Region office located at 2020
SW 4th Avenue, Suite 400, Portland, Oregon. For an appointment to review the
files call (503)229-6729; toll free at (800)452-4011;
or TTY at (503)229-5471. Please send written comments to Mark Pugh, Project
Manager, DEQ Northwest Region, 2020 S.W. Fourth Ave., Suite 400, Portland,
Oregon, 97201 or via email at: pugh.mark@deq.state.or.us. DEQ must receive
written comments by 5 p.m. on August 1, 2011.
DEQ will hold a public meeting to receive verbal
comments if 10 or more persons, or a group with membership of 10 or more, requests such a meeting. Interest in holding a public meeting must
be submitted in writing to DEQ. If a public meeting is held, a separate public notice announcing the date, time, and location of any
public meeting would be published in this publication.
DEQ is committed to accommodating people with
disabilities at our hearings. Please notify DEQ of any special physical or
language accommodations or if you need information in large print, Braille or
another format. To make these arrangements, contact DEQ Communications and
Outreach at (503) 229-5696 or toll free in Oregon at (800)452-4011.
People with hearing impairments may call DEQ’s TTY number, (503)229-5471.
The Next Step: DEQ will consider all public comments received by the deadline. In
the absence of comments, DEQ will issue a conditional No Further Action for the
site.
COMMENTS DUE: July 30, 2011
LOCATION OF CONTAMINATION: The site
is located at 2170 Walker Road NE, Salem, Oregon.
HIGHLIGHTS: The site has
historically been used for agriculture purposes to grow crops, including grass
seed. As a standard practice in growing agriculture crops, herbicides and
pesticides are used. Soil testing was done at various depths to determine if
these constituents were present at unacceptable concentrations. The insecticide
Dieldrin was identified in soil at levels exceeding the DEQ’s Risk-Based Concentration
(RBCs) for a residential scenario. The residential scenario is the most
protective scenario. Dieldrin was not detected at unacceptable concentrations
in groundwater. Dieldrin contaminated soil at the site poses an unacceptable
risk to site occupants by direct exposure. The Salem Keizer School District
(SKSD) has proposed capping the contamination by covering the areas not covered
by asphalt, concrete, or the school building(s) with a 1-foot thick layer of
compacted clean soil. This cap eliminates the risk posed by the underlying
contaminated soil on this site. However, in order to be an effective remedy,
the cap will require regular inspection/maintenance and limit who is authorized to penetrate the cap with proper
handling/disposal of contaminated soil under a deed restriction.
PROPOSAL: The Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) considers the cap as an acceptable way to protect
school occupants or nearby residents from contaminated soils beneath the site.
DEQ proposes to prepare a deed restriction requiring the SKSD or other future
owners to maintain the cap indefinitely. The deed restriction will also require
the SKSD to maintain control in order to prevent unauthorized penetration
through the soil cap. DEQ considers the cap to be an interim action measure,
which means that, while it is likely to be part of the final remedy, the need
for applying other cleanup technologies at the site will be evaluated as part
of a Focused Feasibility Study. Once the study is complete, DEQ may prepare a
“conditional no further action” determination for the site, requiring long-term
maintenance of the cap and recording of the deed
restriction with Marion County. From July 1 through July 30, 2011, DEQ is
accepting comments from the public on the proposed determination.
HOW TO COMMENT: A staff
report describing the proposed determination is available at DEQ’s Western
Region Office, 750 Front Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97301, or electronically by
request to scherzinger.bruce@deq.state.or.us. To review files at DEQ’s office,
please contact Ginny Deck, DEQ’s file review coordinator at (503) 378-5046 to
make an appointment. Written comments may be submitted to Bruce Scherzinger,
DEQ Cleanup Project Manager, by email at scherzinger.bruce@deq.state.or.us
; by mail at DEQ, 750 Front Street NE, Suite 120, Salem, Oregon 97301;
or by fax at 503-373-7944. Comments must be submitted in writing not later than
July 30, 2011. Upon written request by 10 or more persons or by a group having
10 or more members submitted by July 30, 2011, DEQ will conduct a public
meeting for the purpose of receiving verbal comments regarding the proposed
settlement.
THE NEXT STEP: DEQ will review and
consider all comments received during the comment period. After considering
public comments, DEQ will accept, modify, or reject the proposed remedy for the
site. If DEQ accepts the proposed remedy, the next step will be to prepare a
letter of No Further Action for the site.
COMMENTS DUE: August 1, 2011, 4:30
pm
PROJECT LOCATION: 707 W.
Burnside St., Portland
PROPOSAL: The Department of Environmental
Quality is proposing to issue a No Further Action determination following soil
and groundwater sampling, and removal and offsite disposal of a buried tank and
contaminated soil and debris from this site. This determination is based on
approval of investigation and remedial measures conducted to date. Public notification is required by ORS 465.320.
HIGHLIGHTS: DEQ reviewed
documentation regarding environmental investigation and cleanup at the
northwest corner of Burnside and NW Broadway in Portland. The site is now being
developed as the Broadway Recovery Center, a health care clinic for the local
population. A closed Burger King restaurant was recently demolished as part of
this redevelopment.
Primary environmental issues at this site included
contaminated soil and debris in the northeast corner, a buried underground
petroleum storage tank on the east side, and former service stations along the
south side of the property. Cleanup contractors removed approximately 900 tons
of contaminated soil and debris, which were taken to Hillsboro Landfill for
disposal. The excavated tank was cleaned and the steel was recycled.
Sampling of soil, groundwater and soil gas showed that
residual contamination had been reduced to safe levels.
HOW TO COMMENT: The project file may
be reviewed by appointment at DEQ’s Columbia Gorge office, 400 E. Scenic Drive,
Suite 307, in The Dalles. Comments and questions should be directed to Bob
Schwarz, project manager, by phone at 541-298-7255 ext. 230, by email at
schwarz.bob@deq.state.or.us, or by mail at the address above. To access site
summary information and DEQ’s staff report in DEQ’s Environmental Cleanup Site
Information (ECSI) database on the Internet, go to
http://www.deq.state.or.us/lq/ECSI/ecsiquery.asp, then enter ECSI# 5413 in the
Site ID box and click “Submit” at the bottom of the page. Next, click the link
labeled ECSI #5413 in the Site ID/Info column. Comments must be received by
4:30 PM on the due date in order to be considered in DEQ’s decision.
THE NEXT STEP: Following the public
comment period, DEQ will issue the No Further Action determination unless
public comments indicate the need to reconsider that decision.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION: DEQ is
committed to accommodating people with disabilities. Please notify DEQ of any
special physical or language accommodations or if you need information in large
print, Braille or another format. To make these arrangements, contact DEQ
Communications & Outreach (503) 229-5696 or toll free in Oregon at (800)
452-4011; fax to 503-229-6762; or e-mail to deqinfo@deq.state.or.us
The online versions of the OARs and Oregon
Bulletin are provided for convenience of reference and
enhanced access. The official, record copies of these
publications are the original paper filings.
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