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BASE MAP IS A PORTION OF THE FOLLOWING U.S.G.S. 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLE: NEW BEDFORD NORTH. MA, 1979, AND NEW BEDFORD SOUTH, MA. PHOTOREVISED 1977 1:25.000
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DRAFT FINAL FEASIBILITY STUDY NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT ATLAS TACK CORPORATION SUPERFUND SITE CORPS OF ENGINEERS FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS
DRAWN K.J.C.
LOCATION MAP DATE JUL 98 MANAGERS DESIGNERS/CONSULTANTS FIGURE NO.
MANCHESTER NEW HAMPSHIRE 1-1
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Figure 3-10 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Commercial Area
Response Technology Process Option Action
*
No Action |— 1 None |— 1 Not Applicable 1
1 r^nnft f>i-«*-+ f-t,-*;,-.n« i 1
Access Institutional • •Restrictions oite Fencing
Controls 1 1 Code Enforcement | 1 Building Repair 1
1 hftnttilfs W-l>-.llln1 Tl-11,-1 i 1
1 1 Removal |— n I 1 I ~ . « • . i
1
—1 Demolition | 1 Partial Building Demolition 1
1 1 Dewatering | 1 Dewatering 1
T IL Incineration (Rotary Kiln) 1 1
j
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Thermal
Treatment
j
j——| Thermal Desorption ._ —|
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On-Site Treatment |— Physical/<^, • i
1
1
1
1
Ex-Situ Vitrification
Soil Washing/Solvent Extraction 1
Treatment 1 Ex-Situ Stabilization/Solidification 1
—1 Phosphate Fixation __ . ,
' j Chemical Dehalogenation .__„i
4
i 1 On-Site Disposal |—
. I Backfilling 1 1
1 1
Disposal |— i 1 Permitted Landfill 1
' 1 Off-Site Disposal |—
1
—|
RCRA C Landfill
RCRA Treatment Facility
1
1
1 PCB Treatment/Disposal Facility 1
Eliminated Technologies and Process Options
Potentially Applicable Technologies and Process Options
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Figure 3-11 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Solid Waste and Debris Area
Response Action
Technology Process Option
No Action None Not Applicable
Institutional Controls
Access Restrictions
Monitoring
Deed Restrictions
Site Fencing
Monitoring Soil and Vegetation
Clear and Grub Clear and Grub
Removal Excavation
Separation
Excavation
Screening
Magnetic Separation
Demolition Partial Building Demolition
Dewatering Dewatering
Thermal Treatment
Incineration (Rotary Kiln)
Thermal Desorption !
Ex-Situ vitrification j
I On-Site Treatment Physical/ Chemical Treatment
Soil Washing/Solvent Extraction
Ex-Situ Stabilization/Solidification
Chemical Dehalogention
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]
Phosphate Fixation !
Dewatering
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-j Biodegradation j
In SituTreatment
- " Vitrification
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-j Radio Frequency Heating j
-I Phytoremediation I
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Figure 3-11 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Solid Waste and Debris Area
Response Action
Technology Process Option
I 1 Synthetic Membrane Cap
1 Low Permeability Cap (Soils/Compacted Clays)
j 1 Capping |— |
1
Asphalt Cap
Multi-layered Cover System
Ex-Situ Containment 1
1
Geosynthetic Clay Liner
Permeable Soil Cover
I 1 Liner | 1 Liner/Leachate Collection
I 1 Grading
Restoration 1 Seeding
' 1 Restoration | 1 Replanting
I 1 On-Site Disposal | 1 Backfilling
Disposal I 1 Permitted Landfill |
I 1 Off-Site Disposal |—
1
1
RCRA C Landfill
RCRA Treatment Facility |
1 PCB Treatment/Disposal Facility
c Tzzzz"! i i
Eliminated Technologies and Process Options
Potentially Applicable Technologies and Process Options
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Figure 3-12 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Marsh Surface Soil
ResponseAction
Technology Process Option
No Action | 1 None |- 1 Not Applicable I
Institutional
Controls ' 1
Restrictions
Monitoring |—
I
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1
1
Deed Restrictions
Access Restriction Signs
Monitoring Soil and Vegetation
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Removal |—
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1
1
1
Clear
Excavation
Separation
Dewatering
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|—
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1
1
1
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Excavation
Screening
Dewatering
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I
Synthetic Membrane Cap
Ex-Situ Containment
Capping
Low Permeability Cap (Soils/Compacted Clays)
Asphalt Cap
Multi-layered Cover System
Permeable Soil Cover
Liner Liner/Leachate Collection
Physical/ Chemical Treatment
Soil Washing/Solvent Extraction
Ex-Situ Stabilization/Solidification
| On-Site Treatment Phosphate Fixation
In SituTreatment
Biodegradation
Phytoremediation
(Continued on next page)
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Figure 3-12 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Marsh Surface Soil
Response Action
Restoration
Disposal
Technology
Restoration
On-Site Disposal
Off-Site Disposal
Process Option
Grading
Replanting
Backfilling
Permitted Landfill
RCRA C Landfill
RCRA Treatment Facility
PCB Treatment/Disposal Facility
Eliminated Technologies and Process Options
Potentially Applicable Technologies and Process Options
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Figure 3-13 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Creek Bed Sediment
Response Action
Technology Process Option
No Action |— 1 None | 1 Not Applicable m
Institutional Controls
AccessRestrictions
| 1 | L~i_
Deed Restrictions
Access Restriction Signs
m H3
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Excavation
Dewatering
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Excavation
Dewatering
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Liner
Thermal Treatment
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Incineration (Rotary Kiln)
Ex-Situ Vitrification
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Treatment
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j.
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Figure 3-13 Screening Matrix of Process Options for the Creek Bed Sediment
Response Action
Treatment of Entrained Water
Treatment of Surface Water
Restoration
Disposal
Discharge of Treated Water
Technology
On-Site Treatment
On-Site Treatment
Restoration
On-Site Disposal
Off-Site Disposal
On-Site Discharge
Off-Site Discharge
Process Option
Filtration
Filtration
Grading
Replanting/Seeding
Backfilling
Permitted Landfill
RCRA C Landfill
RCRA Treatment Facility
PCB Treatment/Disposal Facility
Discharge to Boys Creek
Discharge to Sanitary Sewer Outfall at Fairhaven
Eliminated Technologies and Process Options
Potentially Applicable Technologies and Process Options
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Figure 3-14 Screening Matrix of Process Options for Groundwater
Response Technology Process Option Action
No Action None Not applicable
Institutional Access Restrictions Deed/Well Installation Restrictions
Controls
Monitoring Groundwater Monitoring
H Pump Existing/New Groundwater Wells I Groundwater Groundwater
Recovery Pumping i Horizontal Wells
H Collection Trenches 1
Synthetic Membrane
Low Permeability Cap (Soils/Compacted Clays)
Capping
Asphalt Cap
In-Situ Containment Multi-Layered Cover System
Permeable Soil Cover
Vertical Grout Curtains
Barriers
Sheet Pilings
(Continued on next page)
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Figure 3-14 Screening Matrix of Process Options for Groundwater
Response Technology Process Option Action
Air Stripping
Ultraviolet Oxidation (UV/Ox)
Filtration
On-Site
Physical/ Carbon Adsorption
Chemical
Treatment Chemical Flocculation/Precipitation
Constructed Wetland
Ion Exchange
On-Site i 1 Activated Sludge j
Biological —
Treatment ' j "Fixed Film" Trickling Filter " |
Treatment ~j Enhanced Biodegradation !
.---«—---———---—- --——---——--——...--—--——-••———--..——--———••——, In Situ I I !_ Air Sparging
Treatment |
-| Phytoremediation |
-j Enhanced Evapotranspiration |
Off-Site • 1 RCRA Treatment Facility j
Treatment
Discharge to Boys Creek |
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Discharge of
Treated Water Recharge Trench |
Off-Site Discharge | j Discharge to Fairhaven POTW |
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Potentially Applicable Technologies and Process Options
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