Item No. |
Subject |
AF
Response |
Action |
1 |
Funding for Professional Engineer
consultant: $100K/year x 2 years. |
Architectural-Engineering (A-E)
service to SMB is under contract (Foothill Engineering). |
Closed. |
2 |
Funding for municipal water
connections: ~$3-5M. |
The Air Force will continue to
provide for alternate water supply connections, as has been done in the past for
individual homeowners and neighborhoods when impacted by MMR contamination. The
requirement for intermunicipal connections is being evaluated as part of the regional
water supply study. |
Closed. |
3 |
Funding for wellhead treatment,
Coonamessett Well. |
The wellhead treatment system was
operational at the Coonamessett Well on July 2, 1996. |
Closed. |
4 |
Funding for Camp Edwards pump
tests, and up to 5 new wells: $100K for pump tests; ~$6M for construction; $XXX for
O&M. |
$100,000 has been requested from
the Congress for the fifth well test. Replacement of the two Bourne wells will be
accomplished. The AF will fund and participate in regional water supply study discussions
as noted above in Item 2. |
Closed. |
5 |
Funding for Human Health/Risk
Assessment Professional: $XXX. |
A-E service to SMB is under
contract. |
Closed. |
6 |
Funding for performance test at
CS-4: $250K. |
Field work (performance testing)
was ongoing from September to November 1996, with a draft report submitted in November
1996. The final report will be published in June 1997 which, the consultant (CDM, Inc.)
recommends that the extraction flowrate be increased from 150 GPM to 200 GPM to improve
capture performance. |
Closed. |
7 |
Funding for continued operation
of hydrological and ecological risk TRETs: $XXX/year x 2 years. |
The Air Force will continue to
fund its portion of the TRET and will continue to involve the TRET for the duration of the
comprehensive plume response decision processes. The Air Force expects the other agencies
involved in the TRET to fund their own salaries, travel/per diem, and management costs. |
Closed. |
