Quarterly Site Status Sample Clauses

Quarterly Site Status. In summary, the activities and observations for this quarter consist of the following: • The Groundwater Remedy Optimization (GRO) system operated as planned during this quarter (maintenance was performed on the system that necessitated shutting the system down for brief periods during the reporting period) and pumped approximately 462,000 gallons of water from the AOA • The previous period’s Federal Facility Agreement (FFA) quarterly report was sent to EPA and UDEQ in July 2022 U.S. Department of Energy Monticello NPL Sites FFA Quarterly Report: July 1–September 30, 2022 Doc. No. 42768 • A Sixth Five-Year Review Report for Monticello Mill Tailings (USDOE) Site, San Juan County, Monticello, Utah (DOE 2022b) was submitted to the EPA and UDEQ in July • Weekly site inspections were performed by site personnel to verify the integrity of the site’s systems and monitor activities that might occur in supplemental standards properties (e.g., City of Monticello streets and utility corridors) • Site personnel performed monthly and quarterly site inspections in accordance with the LTS&M Plan • Routine surveillance did not note any anomalous conditions for the MVP remedy • Routine surveillance did not note any violations of MMTS institutional controls (IC’s) that restrict land and groundwater use • Routine surveillance did not note any anomalous conditions for the surface features of the disposal cell and Pond 4, the engineered solar evaporation pond • Routine surveillance noted no operational deficiencies for the Temporary Storage Facility (TSF) • LM and Legacy Management Support (LMS) personnel conducted a Facilities Information Management System property asset walkthrough on July 14, 2022 • The Million Gallon Sampling event was conducted on August 2, 2022 • LMS contractor performed the annual site inspection the week of September 5, 2022 • LM hosted a tour at the Monticello National Priorities List (NPL) sites by the International Atomic Energy Association on September 1, 2022
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Quarterly Site Status. Operation of the OU III contingency groundwater remedy optimization system began during this quarter. As described in Section 3.3.3, approximately 2 million gallons of groundwater was pumped from the alluvial aquifer in the Area of Attainment (AOA) and transmitted to Pond 4 for evaporative treatment. • Xxxxxxx surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the MVP remedy. • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the MMTS remedy. • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the surface features of the disposal cell and Pond 4. • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous operating conditions for the repository Leachate Collection and Removal Systems (LCRS). • Operation of the OU III groundwater contingency remedy optimization system has resulted in increased water collection in the Pond 4 LCRS. The LCRS recirculation system is operating as intended and the action level leakage rate, as described in Section 3.4 of the LTS&M Plan, has not been exceeded. • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous operating conditions for the repository and Pond 4 Leak Detection Systems (LDS).
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Quarterly Site Status. A summary of the activities and observations for this quarter is as follows: • The Groundwater Remedy Optimization (GRO) system operated as planned during the current period. • Laboratory analytical results of the soil samples collected for the geochemical characterization in November 2018 were completed in March 2019. Data collected from the analyses will be used to determine the distribution of solid phase concentrations, which borehole soils will be used in the column tests, and which xxxxx’ water will be collected to U.S. Department of Energy Monticello NPL Sites FFA Quarterly Report: January 1–March 31, 2019 May 2019 Doc. No. S25044 help with the column tests. Additionally, the analytical results of the soil samples will be used in the ongoing development of the groundwater fate and transport model.‌ • Xxxxxxx surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the MVP remedy. • Routine surveillance noted no violations of MMTS ICs regarding land- and groundwater-use restrictions. • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the surface features of the disposal cell and Pond 4. • The volume of water pumped from the Pond 4 Leachate Collection and Removal System (LCRS) continued to exceed the action level for this quarter. LM has previously notified EPA and UDEQ of this Pond 4 action level exceedance. • Routine surveillance noted no operating deficiencies for the Temporary Storage Facility (TSF). • Accumulation of snow from winter storms left the site covered for all of this quarter. Accumulation of approximately 3 feet was common in the area and on the site.
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Quarterly Site Status. An unplanned shutdown of the groundwater remedy optimization system occurred on December 1, 2015, due to a failed check valve in the groundwater transfer building. Design improvements and repairs were completed and phased system startup began on March 2, 2016. The treatment system resumed full-time, continuous operation on March 9, 2016. • As an atypical monitoring event, groundwater samples were collected in February and March 2016 from the AOA to assess uranium concentration rebounding during and after the unplanned shutdown of the groundwater remedy optimization system. • Xxxxxxx surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the MVP remedy. • Routine surveillance noted no violations of MMTS ICs regarding land- and groundwater- use restrictions. U.S. Department of Energy Monticello NPL Sites FFA Quarterly Report: January—March 2016 April 2016 Doc. No. S14013 • Routine surveillance noted no anomalous conditions for the surface features of the disposal cell and Pond 4.‌‌‌ • Routine surveillance noted no operating deficiencies for the temporary storage facility (TSF).
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