Wesley Nicks, Director of Environmental Health Environmental Health - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Wesley Nicks, Director of Environmental Health

Environmental Health Divisions Consumer Protection • Retail Food • Drinking Water • Vector Control • Recreational Health, Swimming Pools, Organized Camps Hazardous Material • Chemical Storage • Hazardous Waste Management • Underground and Aboveground Storage Tanks • California Accidental Release Prevention Program • Remediation and Emergency Response Land Use • Waste Water (On Site Septic Systems) • Change in Use Environmental Review (AML Sites)

Land Use Change or Development Application to Nevada County Planning Department Application is Complete Appropriate Zoning CEQA Compliance Review Planning Ensures Distribution to Appropriate Agencies Environmental Health Land Use Division Review • Waste Water Disposal Resources • Drinking Water Resources • Past Land Use Impacts Including AML

1,281 mining features of some kind. Features may or may not • be significant • Many of the historic mine records were never mapped • A minimum of 366 potential mine sites in Nevada County • 84% of 47,000 sites Statewide present physical safety hazards, approximately 11% environmental hazards • Approximately 31 percent are on private lands

ABANDO NDONE NED MI D MINE NE LA LAND ND PRELI LIMI MINA NARY A ASSESSME MENT NT (PA) P PROCESS DI DIAGRAM M INITIATE AML PA INVESTIGATION ° Determine Project Purpose ° Determine Project Objectives ° Request Phase I Assessment BACKGROUND RESEARCH PHASE I ° Records Review ° Site Inspection ° Interviews ° Update Conceptual Site Model With Results NO FURTHER ACTION ° No Physical Hazards ° Site Acceptable For Unrestricted Land Use FURTHER FURTHER ° Hazardous Waste Not Disposed INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATION at Site DECISION DECISION ° No Acid Mine Drainage ° No Potential Impacts to Water Quality (e.g., Turbidity) ° No Potential Impacts To The Environment From Past Uses SAMPLING PHASE II ASSESSMENT PHYSICAL HAZARDS ONLY EXTENSIVE CONTAMINATION IDENTIFIED ° Workplan Preparation ° CAL EPA/DTSC ° ° Sample Collection Required Engineered Mitigation ° Additional Sampling ° Refer Case to Cal EPA ° DTSC ° PEA Process ° NFA Concurrence DATA EVALUATION ° Accept / Reject Data ° Identify Data Gaps ° Compare to Background ° Compare Contaminants to Regulatory Levels MINOR MITIGATION POSSIBLE NFA FROM CAL EPA/DTSC ° Establish Pathways ° Comparison to Screening Data ° To Planning Department ° Background Comparison FURTHER ACTION REQUIRED CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN ° ° Removal Action Define Problem ° ° Characterization/Remediation Describe Mitigation ° ° Reconsider Land Use Describe Verification of Results ° Conclusion and Recommendations

Wesley Nicks, Director of Environmental Health Environmental Health - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Wesley Nicks, Director of Environmental Health Environmental Health - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Wesley Nicks, Director of Environmental Health Environmental Health Divisions Consumer Protection Retail Food Drinking Water Vector Control Recreational Health, Swimming Pools, Organized Camps Hazardous Material

John Kiess, Environmental Health Director Katie Eilers, Community Health Director September 13,

Environmental Health Overview with Emphasis on Land Use Marilyn C. Underwood, PhD Director,

IS THE RIVER SAFE? Bob Washam Environmental Health Director Martin County Health Department

Lubna Ahmed, MPH Director of Environmental Health WE ACT for Environmental Justice IRS and

Disclosures None Adverse Childhood Experience Household dysfunction, M c m c o abuse and

Food Safety Program Stephanie Cushing Director, Environmental Health Lisa OMalley Principal

COVID-19 ASSESS SSMENT NT Charlene Albee, Director Environmental Health Services Division

Ami Z Zota, Sc ScD, M MS Founder and Director, Agents of Change in Environmental Health

Mosquito Control, Zika, and the ATSDR endorse the purchase of any commercial products or services

Environmental health (in)equity: From the molecular to the global NCC Environmental Health

All About Reducing Salt Camie Kuo, RN, S-FNP Wesley Health Center Phoenix, AZ Introduction

Comprehensive Healthcare for the Community Rebecca Sedillo, RN Wesley Health Center Phoenix, AZ

NIEHS and Environmental Health Disparities in Alaska Linda S. Birnbaum, Ph.D., D.A.B.T., A.T.S.

Felicis Ventures TPM 2017 Long Beach, CA FELICIS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION Wesley Chan Brief

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COMMUNITY MEETING Trichloroethylene contamination Dr. Ray Copes Director, Environmental and

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