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For the most current information or for questions or comments, please call (702)567-0400 ext. 135 or ask for Ann Smythe.
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Restoration Project
Work has been completed on the pilot soil mixing project for the ponds located just north and east of the intersection of Pabco Road and Warm Springs Road. Work continues on soil mixing for the ponds located just north and east of the intersection of Pabco Road and Warm Springs Road. This process involves the excavation and placement of wet material on various "pads" of dry material. As the wet material dries from simple evaporation, it is mixed with dry soil to accelerate the drying process. After the material is dried sufficiently, it is placed in large stockpiles for future transport to the Corrective Action Management Unit (CAMU). Hauling of contaminated soil offsite to the CAMU is expected to begin in October 2008.
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Traffic Control devices (flashing signs and orange barrels) have been mobilized to the site. Now that hauling of material has begun traffic control measures will be set up each evening beginning at 7 pm and they will remain in place through 6 am the following morning. At 6 am the barrels will be moved back to the side of the road until the next evening. This process will be utilized Sunday through Friday each week. No hauling will be done on Saturday night unless there are unforeseen delays including weather or other reasons. |
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| a. Pilot Project | March 17th, 2008 | | b. Site Prep: Staging | June 23, 2008 | | c. Begin Liner installation in Corrective Action Management Unit | July 31, 2008 | | d. Estimated completion of hauling | October 21, 2009 |
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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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In accordance with Notice of Intent (NOI) filed by Basic Remediation Company, contractor will begin installing the proposed measure outlined in the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan 10.32 Mb prepared and submitted to NDEP click here to view SWPPP Map.
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Community Information Line |
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For comments or questions regarding the Restoration Project, please contact Ann Smythe at (702) 567-0400 extension 135 or email
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