Description of Proposed Activities. Provide a brief description of the plan. Break down the event activities into individual professional learning opportunities. For each opportunity, describe what the leaders and participants will be doing.
Description of Proposed Activities. (a) Description of the proposed rehabilitation, reactivation, enhancement or development scheme, as applicable, including the following:
Description of Proposed Activities. List the types of activities to be reviewed for this specific environmental compliance analysis. Specific Location(s) of Proposed Activities Include a geographic description of any activities that will take place including latitude/longitude operational boundaries and/or deployment/retrieval location(s). Note any proximity to any Federal, State, Tribal, or local protected areas. Checklist Purpose and Instructions This questionnaire must be completed for all activities funded via U.S. IOOS financial assistance awards. The purpose of this questionnaire is to ensure IOOS has all relevant information the program office needs to make an informed decision about the impact of funding activities via grant, cooperative agreement or contract on the natural environment. Each proposed project submitted to IOOS is reviewed by the staff or a Federal Program Officer in order to determine what National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) steps are needed for each project and what further environmental compliance actions are needed before a decision to implement the project can be made. When completing this questionnaire please use the Revised Draft Programmatic Environmental Assessment, dated February 2016, as a reference document: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxx/about/governance/ioos_pea_appendices_public_comment_feb2016.pdfhttp://xxx.xx xx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxx_xxx_xxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxx_xxxxxxx_xxx0000.xxx xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxx/about/governance/ioos_pea_appendices_public_comment_feb2016.pdf All blocks in the questionnaire must be checked either “YE“,” “NO” or “N/A”. Where further explanation is required please use the additional space provided. For example, some activities may require permits or a detailed description of proposed methodology; or an expanded justification to explain why the proposed activities will have no significant environmental impact. Significant effects must be reported regardless if the effect will be adverse or beneficial. Upon completion of this Environmental Compliance Questionnaire, the RA or grantee authorized representative and principle investigator (PI) must both sign and submit it to the IOOS Environmental Compliance Coordinator (ECC), Xxxxxx Xxxxx via email to xxxxxx.xxxxx@xxxx.xxx. Funds may not be expended until the IOOS Program Office ECC has notified you in writing that you may initiate the proposed activities. IOOS Programmatic Environmental Assessment (PEA) Yes No N/A
Description of Proposed Activities. As of May 2018, the Area IV groundwater monitoring well network consisted of 124 xxxxx (66 deep bedrock xxxxx and 58 shallow xxxxx), with additional xxxxx planned. There are six primary areas within Area IV that require remediation measures to protect the groundwater: the Former Sodium Disposal Facility (FSDF) trichloroethylene (TCE) plume; the Building 4100/56 landfill TCE plume; the Building 4057 perchloroethylene (PCE) plume; the tritium plume (in the area of the former Building 4010); the Hazardous Materials Storage Area (HMSA) TCE plume; and the Radioactive Materials Handling Facility (RMHF) bedrock strontium-90. Additionally, two other areas with lower concentrations of groundwater contamination, mainly solvents, are being evaluated: the RMHF TCE plume and the Metals Clarifier TCE plume. The FSDF TCE and tritium plumes extend into the NBZ; the boundary of the RMHF TCE plume is uncertain and may extend into the NBZ, but likely at concentrations below the maximum containment level. A Draft Groundwater Corrective Measures Study, Area IV (Draft Corrective Measures Study) (CDM Xxxxx 2018) was developed concurrently with the EIS to identify, evaluate, and select groundwater treatment technologies (e.g., monitored natural attenuation, pumping and treatment [commonly called pump and treat], bedrock soil vapor extraction, source isolation, removal of bedrock, enhanced groundwater treatment) to be applied as remedial actions, as described below. DOE may select any or all of these technologies for action depending on the contaminant, source, and location of the impacted groundwater. The proposed locations and footprints for groundwater treatment facilities and support structures referred to in the following discussion are shown on Figure 7-1.
