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Confined Disposal Facility Opportunities and Experience Confined Disposal Facility Opportunities and Experience A Presentation to RTDF Sediment Redemediation Action Team Meeting Presented by Joseph Porrovecchio March 13, 2002

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Confined Disposal Facility Opportunities and Experience

Confined Disposal Facility Opportunities and Experience

A Presentation to

RTDF Sediment Redemediation

Action Team Meeting

Presented by Joseph Porrovecchio

March 13, 2002

Presentation OutlinePresentation Outline

• CAD cell definition

• Investigation approach

• Example CDF Projects

• Trend Analysis

Types of Confined Aquatic Disposal SitesTypes of Confined Aquatic Disposal Sites

Filling CDF Using BargeFilling CDF Using Barge

Existing Land

Berm with Notch for Barge Transit

Bottom Dump Barge

Silt Curtain in Notch to Control Turbidity

Notch in Berm

Sediment Deposited by Barge Inside CDF

Hoboken Terminal and Habitat Creation AreaHoboken Terminal and Habitat Creation Area

Long Slip Canal Long Slip Canal -- View to EastView to East

Long Slip Canal Habitat Creation ProjectLong Slip Canal Habitat Creation Project

bottom to optimize circulation

Isolation of oxygen demanding sediment

Reconfiguration of shoreline and Reconfiguration of shoreline and by removal of sediment and floatables

Extension of existing CSO improvedby removal of sediment and floatables

Measures to Create HabitatMeasures to Create Habitat

Landscaping with native species beneficial to wildlife

Area of managed stormwater

Landscaping with native speciesRubble bermface (shelter and hard attachment substrate)

Existing discharges to be eliminated

Rubble bermface (shelter and hard attachment substrate)

Existing discharges to be eliminated

bottom to optimize circulation

Longitudinal Section of

Long Slip Canal and Environs

CANAL SILL

CANAL CANALENTRANCE

HUDSONRIVER

WEST-END SHOAL

BASIN SILL

Bottom

HORIZONTAL SCALE

1,000 Ft.

5

10

15

0

20

25

30

DepthScale(ft.)

Cable CrossingStorm Drain

Fill to Surface and Cover Curtain Wall

X

CSO effluent

PATH Tube

Morris Canal (Tidewater Basin), NJMorris Canal (Tidewater Basin), NJ

Mill Creek View to WestMill Creek View to West

Jersey Avenue Area Jersey Avenue Area Improvement ProjectImprovement Project

Water Quality StressorsWater Quality Stressors

Point Site of Known Environmental Concern

Tidal Flushing and Circulation Constricted by Shoal

Stagnant Stratified Waters

Sediment Oxygen Demand

Unconfined Shoreline

Discharge

Conceptual PlanConceptual Plan

Jers

ey A

ven

ue

Aetna St.

Walkway

Existing Wetlands

Mill Creek CSO

Drainage Culvert

Improve intersection Audrey Zapp Dr.

Not to Scale

Extend Jersey Avenue

Eagle HarborEagle Harbor Bainbridge Island, WABainbridge Island, WA

WASHDOT, Ferry Terminal

Hg Contaminated Sediment

Terminal 91 CDF Seattle, WA

Port of Seattle

>200,000 cy

Sediment

PCB Contaminated

Everett Terminal Everett Terminal• 130,000 Cubic Yards

©BERGER/ABA M

©BERGER/ABAM

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee WaterwayMilwaukee Waterway

Milwaukee Waterway Superfund Site

Port of Tacoma

2,000,000 cy

Heavy Metals,

PAH, PCB

Contaminated

Sediment Metals, PAH, PCB

contaminated

River Terminal CDF South Kearny, NJ

>200,000 cy

Hg, PAH, Dioxin

Contaminated Sediment

Brooklyn Navy YardBrooklyn Navy Yard

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N a v y Y a r d P r o p e r t y B o u n d a r y C r o s s S e c t i o n Loca t i on and Des igna t i on

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Berth 20bBerth 20c

Berth 23

Berth

22Berth

21

140,000 to 155,000 cy capacity

8 0 4 0 0

Palmyra Cove Palmyra Cove Renewable CDFRenewable CDF

300 acre Public Parkland

70 acre Corps dredge spoil

500 cy clean fill to former RCA Facility, Camden, NJ

Palmyra Cove Palmyra Cove Renewable CDFRenewable CDF

Burlington County Bridge Commission

200,000 cy annual Capacity

Delaware River (90% sand) only

Analysis of TrendsAnalysis of Trends

• Solidification and stabilization popular

• Treatment has not closed the cost gap

• Confined disposal greater acceptance

• Beneficial reuse coming of age

Analysis of Trends (continued)Analysis of Trends (continued)

• Well-Tested - CDF Technology

• Evolving - Suitability Evaluation

• Largest Hurdle - Siting and Permitting

• Silver Bullet - There is none