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The Hunters Point Power Plant Closure and Cleanup

Project Advisory Committee Meeting

March 1, 2011 March 1, 2011

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Introductions

• Project Advisory Committee Members
• PG&E Project Managers

d l ‐ Fred Flint ‐ Loren Loo ‐ David Harnish

• Clean‐up Contractors

‐ URS – Joe Morgan, Sr. Project Manager ‐ ERRG – Terry Winsor, Sr. Project Manager ‐ SCA – Chuck Siu, President ‐ JBR Partners – James Bryant

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JBR Partners James Bryant

Agenda

• Safety moment

Safety moment

• Cleanup progress
• Upcoming work
• Air monitoring updates
• Local jobs
• Questions
• Questions
• Feedback

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Safety

PG&E Environmental Remediation

COMMITTED TO SAFETY COMMITTED TO SAFETY

Every Day Every Action Every Action Everyone

Eyes Up…Head On

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HPPP Site Aerial

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Soil Testing and Cleanup

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Cleanup Progress

• Remediation work began September

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• As of February 10, 2011, completed

removal of 22 124 tons (902 trucks removal of 22,124 tons (902 trucks worth) of contaminated soil from areas A, C/D and J

• Ongoing removal of crushed concrete

and asphalt stockpiles for recycling

• Ongoing storm water and site
• Ongoing storm water and site

management activities; 1,667,200 gallons of storm water removed A watering truck and excavator in Area J

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Upcoming Work

Areas A C/D and J: Areas A, C/D and J:

• Continuing soil excavation

and off-hauling

• Beginning to backfill

excavations with clean soil

• Paving of Area J

Area B: Area B:

• Dismantlement of existing

structures

• Relocation of work trailers

t l d A J to newly paved Area J Area F:

• Removal of soil and

Soil excavation in Area A

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underground infrastructure Soil excavation in Area A

Upcoming Work

Area H: Area H:

• Surveying work in

preparation for upcoming cleanup activities Area I:

• Collection of soil samples

Collection of soil samples using a truck-mounted drill rig (see photo at right) Truck-mounted drill rig

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Dust Control and Air Monitoring

• Air monitoring has been taking place at the site

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• Approved dust control plan on file with the Bay

Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD)

• Out of 250 days at the site, we have had 12 days

where readings for naturally occurring asbestos were above the trigger level

• Readings for all other constituents continue to be

under health‐protective levels under health‐protective levels

• All air monitoring results are reported to DTSC

and BAAQMD

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Communications

• Project Advisory Committee outreach

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• Weekly Email
• Phone Outreach
• Meetings
• Regular project updates/

newsletter to extended community

• Reports on pge.com/hunterspoint
• Full data reports
• Summary graphs
• Coordination with regulatory agencies
• Bi-weekly reports to BAAQMD and DTSC
• Weekly BAAQMD site visits
• Reports available on DTSC website
• Hard copy reports available at APRI (1301 Evans Ave )

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Hard copy reports available at APRI (1301 Evans Ave.)

Dust Control Measures

Measures in place on work days: p y

• Spraying water to suppress dust:
• Watering trucks
• Hand‐held hoses

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• Water misters on the fence line
• Applying soil tackifier
• Washing truck tires
• Covering truck loads

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• Fence screening
• Washing of adjacent streets
• Covering soil stockpiles
• Lowered on site speed limit
• Lowered on‐site speed limit

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Adaptive Dust Control Solutions

 Additional fenceline water misters Additional fence screening 

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Adaptive Dust Control Solutions

 Increased application of water pp and soil tackifier Increased street washing with watering trucks 

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watering trucks 

Local Jobs Program

• Local hiring program involves working

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• While the exact number of workers varies

While the exact number of workers varies with activities on the Site, we are currently employing:

• 5 (31%) local laborers and operators
• 5 (31%) local laborers and operators
• 5 (100%) local truckers

A i ti ith i t f it ti iti

• Assisting with variety of on-site activities:

soil excavation, dust mitigation, traffic control, trucking, storm water management

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Contact Us

For more information:

• Project Hotline: (415) 626‐3055
• Environmental Remediation Response Line: 1‐866‐247‐0581
• Project Email: communityfirst2010@yahoo.com

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• Questions?

Questions?

• Feedback?

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Thank you Project Advisory Committee Meeting

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