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Remediation of a Former Landfill in Species-at-Risk Habitat Mark Slacke Correctional Service Canada Bradley Klaver PWGSC Lindsay Paterson SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd. Outline Site History Environmental Findings


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Remediation of a Former Landfill in Species-at-Risk Habitat

Mark Slacke – Correctional Service Canada Bradley Klaver – PWGSC Lindsay Paterson – SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd.

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Outline

  • Site History
  • Environmental Findings
  • Species-at-Risk Implications
  • Remediation Program
  • Post-Remediation Restoration Program
  • On-going Work
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Site History

Mountain Slough Mountain Kent

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Site History

2004 2014

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Environmental Findings

  • Multiple media impacted above federal

guidelines (2009-2012 investigations):

– Soil – benzene, PHC F1-F3, PAHs, metals – Groundwater – benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, PAHs, metals, nitrite – Sediment - PAHs, metals – Surface Water - metals

  • Estimated 6490 m3 of contaminated soil

and sediment, primarily related to landfill

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Species-at-Risk Implications

  • Draft CEAA Screening completed in 2011

in support of remedial planning identified SAR in vicinity of Site

  • Primary SAR concern was excavation

within proposed critical habitat of Oregon Spotted Frog

  • CSC initiated discussions with multiple

stakeholders

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Species-at-Risk Implications

  • CSC required to submit a permit for the

remediation project under Sec. 73 of SARA due to the potential to affect a listed species and their critical habitat.

Score: OSF 1, CSC 0

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SARA Permit

  • Set out conditions for the remediation

project that were incorporated into the tender specifications, including:

– Project timing/window (August 1 – Sept 15) – Wildlife fencing – Isolation of surface water in work area – Supervision and salvage by approved Environmental Monitors – Soil handling

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Wildlife Fencing

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Surface Water Isolation

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Pre-Excavation Salvage

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Wildlife Salvage

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Soil Handling Requirements

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Remediation Program

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Remediation Program

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Restoration

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Restoration Program

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Restoration Program

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One Year Later…

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On-Going Work

  • Plant Survival Monitoring
  • Invasive Species Management
  • Surface Water Sampling
  • Oviposition Surveys
  • Critical Habitat Surveys
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Acknowledgements

  • Dave McKeown, Kalina Noel and SLR Team
  • Monica Pearson and Andrea Gielens (Balance)
  • Milestone/Matcon (Remediation Contractor)
  • Golder Associates Ltd.
  • Pottinger Gaherty Limited
  • Keystone Environmental and AquaTerra
  • Hemmera
  • Elaine Anderson and Brent England (CSC)
  • Katrina Johnston and PWGSC Site Office
  • Al Hodaly and Agathe LeBeau (EC)