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Thomas Prince PCB Information Response Letters to EPA Approval
Cover Letter and Certifications Letter to EPA from Town of Princeton Outreach Activities in Response to Condition 11 Post Abatement Air Sample Locations - 200 Wing Additional Masonry Testing Results - 200 Wing Updated Cleanup and Disposal Plan Documentation
Feb 10, 2012 - EPA Comments on initial PCB Cleanup and Disposal Plan Feb 29, 2012 - Post Abatement Air and Surface Wipe Sample Locations letter
(in response to item 14c of the EPA Approval letter) Risk Based Site Cleanup and Disposal Plan and Assessment Report The following report was provided by ECS on January 18th 2012. Please be advised that this document is 1,000 pages long and its file size is over 80MB. The download process may be lengthy, depending on your internet connection speed. Download Full Report Air Testing Results for Reopened areas
November 22, 2011 The two classrooms that were designated as pilot sites in order to establish an effective method to reduce PCB levels at Thomas Prince have now been tested and are well within the acceptable limit of 300 nanograms per cubic meter. The most recent test showed 179 nanograms per cubic meter in the second pilot room. At this point, Environmental Consultant Services, Inc., which is Princeton's consultant, will file a report with the EPA and seek authorization to clean the remaining six contaminated classrooms using the same methodology that has proven successful in the pilot rooms. Once cleaned, we will proceed with further air testing which will pave the way to occupation of these rooms. Tom Pandiscio PowerPoint Presentation Shown at |
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