Community Update #6 Pompton Lakes Study Area Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Upland Soil Areas Excavation/Dredging Community Update July 2016 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is issuing its sixth update to inform the community of the progress of activities related to that portion of the Pompton Lakes Study Area known as the Upland Soil Areas. The project site for this phase includes Rotary Park, the woodlands adjacent to and west of Rotary Park that includes Acid Brook (south of Lakeside Ave) and, the area along the south side of Lakeside Av- enue moving east to the Lakeside Avenue Park. ACTIVITIES—WEEK OF JUNE 27TH ~ Impacted soil excavated from Areas El A, E1B, E2 and E3 was staged /covered on-site in order for staging area construction to be completed ~ Aforementioned excavated areas backfilled with clean soil ~ Construction of upper and lower staging pads initiated ~ Continued perimeter monitoring ~ Continued mobilization of equipment UPCOMING ACTIVITIES—WEEK OF JULY 4TH ~ Continued excavation of impacted soil/backfilling with clean soil moving west to east ~ Continued perimeter monitoring ~ Trucking of excavated impacted material off-site may begin pending finalization of landfill approval...if temporarily staged on-site, the excavated material will be secured/covered ADDITIONAL NOTES: ~ Please follow signage that directs pedestrian traffic between Van Avenue and Mandeville Street to stay on north side of Lakeside Avenue ~ The following link is active and contains perimeter monitor- ing data: http://www.pomptonlakesworks.com/pompton- lake-project/environmental-monitoring-062816/ ~ Expect an increase in truck traffic coming /going from the site EPA CLEANUP ACTIVITIES Basic Site Information The initial phase of work includes excavation of approximately 3,160 cubic yards of impacted soil contain- ing mercury, lead and other metals. Work is being performed by Seven- son Environmental Services, Inc., a contractor for The Chemours Com- pany FC, LLC (Chemours) with EPA and NIDEP oversight. For more information about the Pompton Lakes Works Site, go to: http://www.epa.gov/region02/ waste/dupont_pompton/index.html Borough of Pompton Lakes http://www.pomptonlakesgov.com Questions? Please Contact: Remedial Project Manager Perry Katz (212) 637-4426 katz.ira-perry@epa.gov Community Liaison Pat Seppi (646) 369-0068 seppi .pat@epa.gov www.epa.gov/region02/waste/dupont_pompton/index.html ------- |