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E.P.A. Declares the start of Sampling Activities at the CTS of Ashville, Incorporated Superfund Location in Ashville,North Carolina

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Category: Hazardous Waste
Type: News
Source: EPA
Date: Friday, September 20th, 2013


(ATLANTA - September 20, 2013) Today, E.P.A. (EPA) officials announced sampling activities for the Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) Confirmation Sampling and Analysis Project and the Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (NAPL) Investigation will begin on Monday, September 23, 2013 at the CTS of Ashville Incorporated Superfund Location in Ashville, NC.

The work will include collecting soil and water samples to better understand how deep and wide the highest concentrated contamination exists on and adjacent to the former plant property.

The NAPL Work Project requires that samples also be collected on adjacent properties to the east of the Site, and if data indicates the need sampling may proceed to properties on the west of the Site. Specialized equipment will be used and the sampling area may be expanded as data is collected. This work is essential to determine the best cleanup Project for the Site.

The sampling event is projected to take about three months. E.P.A. and/or its contractor will provide oversight of the sampling activities.

For further information, please contact Angela Miller, Community Involvement Coordinator at (678) 575-8132 or Samantha Urquhart-Foster, Remedial Plan Manager at (404) 909-0839.

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