BRC began the full remediation operation in the summer of 2008 for the site located just north and east of the intersection of Pabco Road and Warm Springs Road.  In March 2010, BRC completed the primary remediation work on the site. Work will continue on a smaller scale as BRC moves into the confirmation sampling and spot remediation phase of the overall remediation process. The operation will run during daytime hours only. Daytime operations on the eastside will consist of soil sampling and additional soil excavation as necessary that will be transported across Boulder Highway along Warm Springs Road to the CAMU using smaller trucks. The remainder of the project is expected to be completed by December 2010.

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With the primary remediation complete, traffic control devices (flashing signs and orange barrels) are expected to stay on the side of the road unless night hauling is neeeded. Please note that there may be flaggers along Warm Springs Road to stop traffic when the haul trucks are entering and exiting the site. Your cooperation by obeying the flaggers is appreciated.

In accordance with Clark County Department of Air Quality & Environmental Managment (DAQEM), Basic Remediation Company and ENTACT have acquired a Dust Permit (#35923) for the entire remediation project.  Under the conditions of the permit, dust mitigation measures are currently underway including but not limited to the use of approved dust suppressant additives and the use of multiple water trucks during all construction activities.

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A Health and Safety Plan has been implemented: 

Click here....for the Health and Safety Plan 9.12.08 Final,1.86 Mb

BRC is required to comply with the measures outlined in the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan 10.32 Mb submitted to NDEP. Click here to view SWPPP Map. The contractor has implemented these measures and provides on going maintenance as required by the SWPPP Plan.  

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It is customary for a restoration project of this magnitude to have adequate oversight in order to ensure administrative, financial, quality, safety, and regulatory objectives are met. To that end, Basic Remediation Company (BRC) along with state and local officials have implemented a system of oversight to ensure the project is properly implemented; consistent with regulatory and permit requirements; and the public’s safety and that of the workers, both during the actual remediation and placement of the impacted material is assured.

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For comments or questions regarding the Restoration Project, please contact Ann Smythe at (702) 567-0400 extension 135 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it