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CONTACT US;

Carrie Deitzel (3HS52)

Community Involvement Coordinator

cleitzel.carrie@epa.gov

215-814-5525

Vance Evans (3HS52)

Community involvement Coordinator

evans.vance@epa.gov

215-814-5526

Jill Lowe (3HS21)

Remedial Project Manager
lowe.jill@epa.gov
215-814-3123 ~

FOR ADDITIONAL SITE INFORMATION:

BoRit Superfund Site Page:

http://www.epa.gov/reg3hwmd/npl/
PAD981034887.htm

Frequently Asked Questions about the
BoRit Site:

http://www.epa.gov/reg3hwmd/npl/
PAD981034887/QA/faq/index.htmJ

BoRit Community Advisory Group (CAG)
Site Page:

http://www.boritcag.org/

A Community's Guide to EPA Superfund
Program:

http://www.epa.gov/superfund/
community/today/pdfs/TiS%20FINAL%
209.13.1 l.pdf

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SUPERFUND

From

Discovery Cleanup

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Site Discovery

Site Evaluation

NPL Listing

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12.

Feasibility
Study

Proposed
Plan

Remedy
Selection

Remedial
Design

Remedial
Action

Operation and
Maintenance

NPL Deletion

Reuse

WE ARE HERE

For more information about the Superfund
Process, visit: http://ao.usa.aov/M7RY

The EPA has conducted an investiga-
tion of the BoRit site to determine what
protective actions may be needed to
protect human health and the environ-
ment in the long term. This investigation
is concluding, and EPA is preparing to
present its findings to community mem-
bers in the Fall. This brochure explains
how those findings will be shared and
how you may participate in the public
comment process.

What is a Proposed Cleanup Plan?

After EPA has completed all of its
investigations at a site and all of the
cleanup options are evaluated, EPA
prepares a Proposed Plan that recom-
mends the option it considers best for
the site. You will be able to review and
comment on the Plan during a public
comment period that will be an-
nounced in the Fall. The proposed
cleanup plan:

=> Summarizes all viable cleanup
alternatives evaluated for the site.

=> Highlights EPA'S preferred cleanup
options.

=> Discusses site history, investigation
results, and reasonably anticipated
future uses of the site, and explains
community involvement opportuni-
ties.

Process at a Glance

STEP 1: EPA announces the proposed
cleanup plan to the public and opens
a 30-day public comment period:

EPA will place an ad in the local
newspaper announcing the availa-
bility of the proposed cleanup plan,
the duration of the public comment
period, and the public meeting.

i=j? EPA will mail a fact sheet to the
community summarizing the pro-
posed cleanup plan for the BoRit
site and announcing the dates of
the public comment period and
public meeting.

=> The proposed cleanup plan will be
made available for public review
online, at EPA's regional office, and
at the information repository for the
community. See below.

0 To view info online:
http://go.usa.gov/3VGNV

0 U.S. EPA Region III
1650 Arch Street—6th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215)814-3157 *By appointment

0 BoRit Command Post
49 Oak Street

Whitpain Township, PA 19002

STEP 2: EPA accepts public comments

on the proposed cleanup plan:

=£ During the 30-day comment period,
you are invited to participate in any
of the following ways:

=& By letter to:

Jill Lowe

Remedial Project Manager
US EPA Region 3
1650 Arch Street (3HS21)
Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029

=»- By email to: Lowe.jill@epa.gov

=§. In Person: During the comment peri-
od, EPA will host a public meeting to
present the details of the proposed
cleanup plan to the public and to
record any comments presented.
A court reporter will be present to
document the proceedings.

STEP 3: EPA prepares the

Responsiveness Summary:

=s> After the public comment period
ends, EPA will prepare responses to
the oral and written comments re-
ceived. The comments and EPA's
responses will be documented in a
Responsiveness Summary which will
become part of the final decision
document for the site.


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