Points of Compliance Sample Clauses

Points of Compliance. Flow data and analytical results from continuous flow-paced composite sampling at POEs Is the appropriate calculated value1 greater than the applicable Table 1 standard? Yes No Consultative process: During periodic reviews, is it determined that XXX monitoring can be discontinued? No No Yes Consultative process: Are mitigating actions necessary? Yes Modify/continue XXX monitoring Implement mitigating actions Discontinue XXX monitoring Within 30 days of receiving validated data: • DOE submits a plan and schedule to the regulators for an evaluation to address the occurrence Reportable Condition Within 15 days of receiving validated data: • DOE informs the agencies and public4 Notes: see Fig. 1 and Tables 1 and 2 for locations, standards, and sampling criteria.
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Points of Compliance. According to Section 2550.5, a point of compliance is a vertical surface located at the hydraulically downgradient limit of the waste management unit that extends through the uppermost water bearing unit underlying the waste. At the Site, the water table is located within the waste and therefore, points of compliance at the Site should be located hydraulically downgradient of the former refuse fill areas (shallow water compliance points) and in the first water bearing zone beneath the refuse (compliance points to protect deeper groundwater).
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Points of Compliance. Flow data and analytical results from continuous flow-paced composite sampling at POEs Is the appropriate compliance value1 greater than the applicable Table 1 standard? Yes No Consultative process: During periodic reviews, is it determined that XXX monitoring can be discontinued? No No Yes Consultative process: Are mitigating actions necessary? Yes Modify/continue XXX monitoring Implement mitigating actions Discontinue XXX monitoring Within 30 days of receiving validated data: • DOE submits a plan and schedule to the regulators for an evaluation to address the occurrence Reportable Condition Within 15 days of receiving validated data: • DOE informs the agencies and public4 Notes: see Fig. 1 and Tables 1 and 2 for locations, standards, and sampling criteria. 1 Appropriate Compliance Values by analytes (see Table 2 for reference) • plutonium, americium, uranium → 12-month rolling average2 • dissolved Cd and Ag, total Be and Cr → 85th percentile of 30-day averages3 for previous calendar year 2 The 30-day average for a particular day is calculated as a volume-weighted average of a “window” of time containing the previous 30- days with measurable flow. Each day has its own discharge volume (measured with a flow meter) and activity/concentration (from the sample carboy in place at the end of that day). Therefore, there are 365 30 day moving averages for a location that flows all year. At locations that have intermittent flows, 30-day averages are reported as averages of the previous 30 days of greater than zero flow. For days where no analytical result is available, either due to failed laboratory analysis or NSQ for analysis, no 30-day average is reported. 3 The 12-month rolling average for the last day of a particular month is calculated as a volume-weighted average of a “window” of time containing the previous 12 months. Each 12-month “window” includes daily discharge volumes (measured with a flow meter) and daily activities/concentrations (from the sample carboy in place at the end of that day). Therefore, there are twelve 12-month rolling averages for a given calendar year. Days with no flow or no analytical result, either due to failed laboratory analysis or NSQ for analysis, are not included in the average. When no flow has occurred in the previous 12 months, no 12-month rolling average is reported. 4 Agencies: EPA, CDPHE, and USFWS Public: Cities of Broomfield, Northglenn, Xxxxxxxx, and Westminster; Rocky Flats Stewardship Council (RFSC) Figure 6. Point...
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