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5th Quarter - Final Quarterly Progress Report

May 1, 2000 - July 31, 2000

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This quarterly progress report for CSSA, Texas, U.S. EPA Identification Number TX2210020739, is submitted in accordance with the Administrative Order on Consent (Order) issued to CSSA on May 5, 1999 pursuant to §3008(h) of the Solid Waste Disposal Act, as amended by RCRA, and further amended by the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984, 42 U.S.C. §6928(h). This report encompasses the fifth progress report period for the project and includes progress on the project from May 1, 2000 through July 31, 2000 (Quarter 5). Subsequent progress reports will continue to be submitted on a quarterly basis.

This report details work completed on tasks associated with four project phases outlined in the order. Phase names and task names listed below are taken directly from the Order. For each active task, the information requested in the Order is provided in this report. If the task is not yet active, that is also noted.

Interim Measures

Task I:

Interim/Stabilization Measures Work Plan

Task II:

Interim/Stabilization Measures Implementation

Task III:

Reports

RCRA Facility Investigation

Task I:

Preliminary Report: Description of Current Conditions

Task II:

RFI Workplan

Task III:

Facility Investigation

Task IV:

Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessment

Task V:

Investigation Analysis

Task VI:

Treatability Studies

Task VII:

Progress Reports

Corrective Measures Study

Task VIII:

Identification and development of Corrective Action Alternatives

Task IX:

Evaluation of Corrective Measures Alternatives

Task X:

Reports

Corrective Measures Implementation

Task XI:

Corrective Measure Implementation Program

Task XII:

Corrective Measure Design

Task XIII:

Corrective Measure Construction

Task XIV:

Reports

Attachments

Attachment 1:

Correspondence with "Blue Dart"

Attachment 2:

Groundwater Sampling

Attachment 3:

Groundwater Analytical Results

Attachment 4:

Correspondence with the TNRCC

Attachment 5:

Daily Reports from SWMU O-1 IM Activities

Attachment 6:

New SWMU Discovered in the Stanley Trap

Attachment 7:

Soil Sampling Results at RMU-1

Attachment 8:

Soil Sampling Results

Attachment 9:

Data Packages

Attachment 10:

B-3 SVE Results and Monitoring Records

An Updated Project Team Chart along with telephone numbers and addresses is also included.

Order work tasks fall under four basic categories: Interim Measures, RCRA Facility Investigation, Corrective Measures Study, and Corrective Measures Implementation. To meet the requirements of the Order, it is estimated that the majority of the work efforts will be part of the RCRA Facility Investigation and the Corrective Measures Implementation. As described in the first Quarterly Progress Report (reporting period: May 1, 1999 - July 30, 1999), Interim Measures, RCRA Facility Investigation, and Corrective Measures each account for approximately 30% of the Order tasks. The remaining 10% consist of the Corrective Measures Study.

Schedule

A master schedule detailing all of the required environmental activities specified in the Order, along with project activities under contract, was included in the Quarter 2 Progress Report.

Specific activities planned for the next quarter were described in the preceding sections. 

Project Tasks

Work at CSSA is currently being conducted under seven projects. The tasks included in each project and the percent complete are included in the table below.

Project Number

Description of Task

Relation to Order

Percent Complete

DO23

Project Management

RFI

95%

Plan Addenda

RFI

100%

Meetings

RFI

70%

Sampling/Analysis

RFI

95%

Well Upgrades

RFI

94%

Well Installations

RFI

5%

Hazardous Waste Management

RFI

75%

RL17

RFI Scoping

RFI

100%

Site Characterization

RFI

60%

Treatability Investigations

RFI

95%

Sampling and Analysis

RFI

90%

Site Work and Utilities

RFI

100%

Meeting Minutes Preparation

RFI

90%

Presentation Materials

RFI

95%

Letter Report Preparation

RFI

100%

Project Management

RFI

100%

Integrated Waste Management/Spill Plan

NA

100%

Program Management

RFI

100%

RL33

Project Management

RFI

99%

Meetings

RFI

60%

Project Plans

RFI

100%

GIS

RFI

100%

Site Investigations and UXO Clearance

RFI

84%

B-20 Treatability Studies

RFI

95%

IDW Management

RFI

0%

Program Management

RFI

88%

RL53

Project Management

RFI

98%

Site Characterizations

RFI

50%

Groundwater Wells

RFI

100%

Sampling and Analysis

RFI

85%

GIS

RFI

98%

Project Plans

RFI

100%

Meetings

RFI

51%

Background Evaluation

RFI

100%

Program Management

RFI

85%

RL74

Project Management

IM/RFI

60%

Meetings

IM/RFI

65%

Groundwater Monitoring

IM

55%

Pump Installation

RFI

0%

SVE Operations & Maintenance

RFI

50%

Plans

RFI

100%

Current Conditions Report

RFI

100%

O-1 Interim Measures

IM

50%

H Order Support

IM/RFI

60%

Building 40 Sampling

RFI

10%

GIS and Web Site

IM/RFI

73%

IDW Management

RFI

0%

Groundwater Modeling

RFI

10%

Encyclopedia Updates

RFI

100%

Laboratory Audit

IM/RFI

100%

Offsite Well Sampling

IM

100%

Additional Rounds of Groundwater Monitoring

IM/RFI

1%

Program Management

RFI

55%

RL83

Project Management

IM/RFI

32%

Meetings

IM/RFI

20%

Well Research and Mapping

RFI

70%

Hydrogeologic Conceptual Model

RFI

7%

B-3 SVE Operations & Maintenance

RFI

26%

Risk Assessment Conceptual Site Model

RFI

45%

Cluster Well Installations

RFI

8%

Quarterly Progress Reports

IM/RFI

50%

SWMU and AOC Investigations

RFI

42%

Soil Pile Disposition Assessment

IM

10%

Encyclopedia Updates

IM/RFI

35%

Title V Non-applicability Demonstration

NA

40%

SPCC Plan Update

NA

75%

TPDES Permit Update

NA

90%

Laboratory Audit

IM/RFI

80%

GIS Enhancements and Database Updates

IM/RFI

33%

Groundwater Monitoring

IM/RFI

1%

Community Relations Plan

RFI

96%

DO5068

DO Management and Meetings

IM/RFI

42%

Geophysics and Drilling

RFI

40%

Surface Sampling

RFI

100%

Soil Gas Survey

RFI

100%

AOC 50 Interim Measures

IM/RFI

10%

Workplans and Reporting

RFI

33%

Project Contacts

Contact information for key personnel involved with the CSSA projects are included in the table below.

Name

Organization/ Role

Street Address

City, State, Zip

Phone No.

Fax No.

Batschelet, Bill

AFCEE/ERC, Chemist

 

 

 

 

Beal, Christopher

CSSA/WPI, Geologist and Environmental Assistant

c/o Environmental Office 25800 Ralph Fair Road

Boerne, TX 78015

(210) 698-5208

(210) 295-7386

Brown, Ed

AFCEE/ERC, AFCEE Chemist

3207 North Road

Brooks AFB, TX 78235

(210) 536-5665

(210) 536-9026

Burdey, Julie

Parsons ES, Mgr RL33, RL74, RL83

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6062

(512) 719-6099

Chang, Tammy

Parsons ES, Senior Scientist

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6092

(512) 719-6099

Coulter, Kirk

TNRCC, Project Mgr.

P.O. Box 13087, MC 127

Austin, TX 78711-3087

(512) 239-2572

(512) 239-2346

Decker, Jon

Parsons ES, Program Mgr.

400 Woods Mill Rd. South, #330

Chesterfield, MO 63017

(314) 576-7330

(314) 576-0852

DuPiest, Teri

Informatics, Team Project Mgr.

 

 

(210) 536-5274

 

Fernando, Joe

Informatics, Team Chemist

 

 

(210) 804-4332

 

Ghazizadeh, Michael

WPI, Project Mgr.

 

 

 

 

Gordon, Shavonne

Parsons ES, Task Mgr. and Geologist

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6011

(512) 719-6099

Hall, Cindy

AETC, Contracting Officer

2021 First Street West

Randolph AFB, TX 78150-4302

(210) 652-7885

(210) 652-2304

Hefner, Rene

AFCEE/ERC, Hydrogeologist

3207 North Road

Brooks AFB, TX 78235

(210) 536-4763

(210) 536-9026

Hewins, Stan

WPI/A&M, Risk Assessor

 

 

 

 

Hinchee, Robert

Parsons ES, Technical Mgr., Remediation

406 E S. Jordan Pkwy, Suite 300

Salt Lake City, UT 84095

(801) 572-5999

(801) 572-9069

Howard, Brian

Parsons ES, Toxicologist Risk Assessor

3207 North Road

Brooks AFB, TX 78235-5363

(210) 536-4755

(210) 536-5989

Kreke, Nancy

AMC, Contracting Officer 

 

 

 

 

Lyssy, Greg

U.S. EPA, Project Mgr

1445 Ross Avenue (6SF-LT)

Dallas, TX 75202-2733

(214) 665-8317

(214) 665-6660

McColloch, Craig

Parsons ES,

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6018

(512) 719-6099

Martinez, Maria

U.S. EPA, Risk assessor

1445 Ross Avenue

Dallas, TX 75202-2733

(214) 665-2230

 

Montemayor, Carlos

AFCEE, Contracting Specialist

 

 

 

 

Mullen, Jo Jean

AFCEE/ERD, AFCEE Team Chief AMC QAE, COR

3207 North Road

Brooks AFB, TX 78235

(210) 536-5940

(210) 536-9026

Murphy, Brian

CSSA

Environmental Office, 25800 Ralph Fair Road

Boerne, TX 78015

(210) 698-5208
(210) 861-5217

(210) 295-7386

Pearson, Scott

Parsons ES, DO5068 Project Mgr

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6087

(512) 719-6099

Peten, Rachey

Parsons ES, Task Mgr

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6041

(512) 719-6099

Power, Abigail

TNRCC, Environmental Investigator

140 Heimer Road, Suite 360

San Antonio, TX 78232-5042

(210) 403-4064

(210) 545-4329

Rembish, Steve

Parsons ES, Risk assessor

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6067

(512) 719-6099

Roberts, Susan

Parsons ES, Client services mgr. DO23, RL17 Project Mgr.

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6051

(512) 719-6099

Rossello, Steve

Parsons ES, Task Mgr GW Modeling

290 Elwood Davis Rd, Suite 312

Liverpool, NY 13088

(315) 451-9560

(315) 451-9570

Rice, Ken

Parsons ES, RL53 Project Mgr

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6050

(512) 719-6099

Schrader, Steve

Parsons ES, Task Mgr TPDES Permit

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6048

(512) 719-6099

Schoellman, Audrey

AFCEE, Contracting Officer

 

 

 

 

Silva, Michele

CSSA, Environmental Assistant

Environmental Office, 25800 Ralph Fair Road

Boerne, TX 78015-4800

(210) 698-5208

(210) 295-7386

St. Clair, Tony

Parsons ES, Task Mgr Air Permits

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6821

(512) 719-6099

Stine, Nancy

AMC CONF/LGCFB

507 Symington Dr, Rm W202

Scott AFB, IL 62225

 

 

Vail, Christina

Parsons ES, Task Mgr SPCC Plan

901 NE Loop 410, Suite 512

San Antonio, TX 78209

(210) 828-4900

(210) 828-9440

Vanderglas, Brian

Parsons ES, Task Mgr SVE O&M

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6059

(512) 719-6099

Wright, Judith

UFA Ventures

Two Camino Felix

Santa Fe, NM 87501

(505) 455-1786

(505) 455-1788

Yu, John

Parsons ES, Technical Director

8000 Centre Park Dr., Suite 200

Austin, TX 78754

(512) 719-6057

(512) 719-6099

Other

During Quarter 5, CSSA and AFCEE developed and refined the Scope of Work for a new RFI delivery order. New tasks included in this delivery order will include Phase II RFIs at AOCs 65 and 67, as well as a soil gas survey in the southwest quadrant of CSSA. Also included in this delivery order will be four rounds of onsite monitoring and six rounds of monitoring at 20 offsite locations, and a Drought Contingency Plan. The new delivery order will also fund the continuation of the TIMs, Community Relations Plan updates and fact sheets, and Quarterly Progress Reporting.

A TIM was held on July 26, 2000 at the Parsons ES office located in Austin, Texas. Representatives from CSSA, AFCEE, and Parsons ES met to discuss the progress of the current delivery orders. The meeting included a conference call initiated by SERDP regarding the PIMS demonstration project planned for SWMU B-20. Parsons ES performed demonstrations of the CSSA GIS, the hyperlinked Encyclopedia, and an overview of the GMS groundwater modeling system.

Outstanding chemistry issues were also discussed which included a new system for submitting laboratory packages to AFCEE, and government comments on the APPL background metals package. Parsons ES will retrieve and re-submit the data packages as grouped by sampling effort, and eight data packages with incorrect MS/MSD calculations will be re-issued. The MS/MSD re-calculations will not affect the numerical value of the analytical result, but "M" flags may be removed as a result. Closure criteria was also discussed for the pending investigation/closure reports for those sites sampled in March and April 2000. It was agreed during the meeting that the Risk Reduction Standards should be used, unless a site does not meet RRS1 (background) criteria. In those cases, sample results should be compared to the new Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) criteria.

Budget impacts due to changes in well construction were discussed for upcoming installations under the DO23 and RL83 delivery orders. Costs will be re-programmed in each delivery order to accommodate those increased costs associated with the cluster well installations. The cluster well work plans are to be submitted to the regulators with the August 10, 2000 Encyclopedia update. With regulator concurrence, well installations may begin by October 2000. CSSA also requested that Parsons ES consider scheduling software to track contract milestones and work progression. The electronic schedule needs to be in a transportable format in which a calendar of upcoming events can easily be used by CSSA and AFCEE. CSSA also requested that Parsons ES identify a single point-of-contact to assist CSSA and AFCEE with program administration. Susan Roberts has been selected as the project liaison for all CSSA work.