Interim Action Work Plan Central Waterfront Site, All American Marine Building and C Street Terminal

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  • Release Date : 2016
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  • Genre : Bellingham (Wash.)
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  • File Size : 37,37 MB
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Book Description: The Port of Bellingham intends to construct a new building and other site improvements in support of marine trades within portions of the Central Waterfront Site in Bellingham, Washington. Portions of this work have been identified as interim actions (IA) by the Washington State Department of Ecology. The IA work to be performed includes removal and disposal and/or capping of contanimated soils, and installation of a landfill gas collection system. The remedial action work described in this work plan will be implemented in coordination with planned redevelopment activities associated with the All American Marine and C Street Terminal projects.

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