Assessment of Data Gaps in Project Area Sample Clauses

Assessment of Data Gaps in Project Area. In preparing the SOW, the Respondents inventoried and reviewed existing data for RM 11E. Based on investigations conducted by the Lower Willamette Group (LWG) as well as the City of Portland, a comprehensive set of data exists for RM 11E and is documented in Section H 3.0 of the August 29, 2011, Draft Final RI Report for Portland Harbor. In addition to describing the nature and extent of contamination of sediment, fish tissue, sediment traps, and surface water in RM 11E, the Draft Final RI also contains site bathymetry, and an assessment of risk. The framework for the selection of a remedial alternative at RM 11E is contained within the March 30, 2012 Draft FS for Portland Harbor (Integral et al., 2012). Additional data for RM 11E is also presented in the City of Portland’s 2011 high resolution bathymetry study and the smallmouth bass tissue studies completed by the EPA and the City of Portland in 2011 and the LWG in 2012. As presented to EPA at the November 16, 2012, technical briefing, the Respondents reviewed the existing data set with a focus on data that would be needed to select a remedy and prepare a remedial design, and identified pre-remedial design data gaps. To fill these gaps and to develop the data necessary to inform the selection of the remedial alternative for the Project Area, the Respondents and EPA have identified a set of pre-ROD supplemental RI/FS investigations, including field work, research, and preparation of supplemental study reports that will inform remedy selection and expedite the final design following establishment of the sediment cleanup levels in the site-wide Portland Harbor ROD. Data gaps that influence the selection of a remedial alternative and how an alternative is ultimately designed fall into two primary categories of information: a recontamination assessment and an implementability study. A recontamination assessment shall be performed to evaluate whether potential sources of recontamination have been adequately investigated and controlled. The recontamination assessment will include an upland evaluation of pathways to the river through storm water, groundwater, and river bank erosion to ensure that upland sources have been controlled. The assessment will also evaluate potential in-water sources of recontamination including the resuspension of bedded sediments. Details of the recontamination assessment are described in Section 2.7. The implementability study shall be performed to assess how the current site configu...
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