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May 21 , 1985
Mr . Peter McGlew Waste Response & COIIP11ance Branch
Env1ro,.ntal Protection Agency John F. Kennedy Ftderal Bu11d1ng
Boston, Massachusetts 02203
Rt : ICES S1tt Quarterly Report
Januuy 1. 1985 - MArch 31, 1985
Epping, New Hurpshtre
Dtir Mr . Mc.Glew :
Th1s quarterly nport updates the status of the KES site
ret~td1al rt sponst n of Mirth 31, 1985 .
The draft Re~~~dtal lnvesttgatton (RI) 1s undergoing
ftna11zatton by Tighe l Bond, Inc . • and wtll incorporate State
and EPA connents sut.itted prior to Mirth 31 , 1985 . It 1s
expected the final Rl w111 be subl'll1tted to the State and EPA
prior to May 1. 1985.
As you know, the contract w1th Tighe & Bond was alltnded to
provide for the close out of the RI phase of the s1te response. A
copy of the contract a•nd~~ent was prev.1ously trans•1tted to you
for approval .
The scope of work f or the site feas1 b111ty study ha s been
prepared, and includes your connents . It is expected additi ona l
monitoring wells will be required to provide the data base
necessary to fully evaluate ren~edial response options 1n
accordance with EPA Guidance.
Hegot1at1ons have begun w1th Camp, Dresser & McKee, Inc . to
prepare a work plan, schedule and budget for the site feasib111ty
study . It 1s ex pected work on the s1te feas1b111ty study w111
begin by the sunmer of 1985 , and w111 require six to nine months
to complete .
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