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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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9/11/2017
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TA. - Page 79 <br /> LSA ASSOCIATES, INC. ROCKETSHIP REDWOOD CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROJECT <br /> SEPTEMBER 2016 INITIAL STUDY/MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION <br /> The investigation indicated that vapor intrusion of VOCs may be a concern in the eastern and <br /> southwestern portions of the existing building but did not identify a source for these VOC vapors. <br /> The VOCs may be residual shallow contamination from historical use of cleaning solvents at the site, <br /> a conclusion supported by the presence of low-permeable clays in the subsurface,which would <br /> impede the vertical migration of VOCs from groundwater. Based on the findings from Cornerstone <br /> Earth Group's 2014 investigation report,the SMCDEH opened an environmental oversight case for <br /> the project site under the voluntary cleanup program in accordance with California Health and Safety <br /> Code (CH&SC) Sections 101480 and 25260. However,the SMCDEH has notified the Regional <br /> Water Quality Control Board(Water Board)and the Department of Toxic Substance Control(DTSC) <br /> that the SMCDEH cannot oversee the case because the SMCDEH records do not contain evidence <br /> that the previous tenants of the property used or stored halogenated volatile organic compounds <br /> (HVOCs).67 <br /> As of April 2016,the DTSC is actively providing regulatory oversight for the property. Though <br /> written documentation of further investigation and remedial action is not yet available on the <br /> Geotracker or Envirostor databases,interviews with the DTSC case manager indicate that progress is <br /> being made to address the soil vapor issue.68 Specifically,the property owner's consultant team has <br /> designed and installed soil vapor recovery systems designed to interrupt the potential exposure <br /> pathway of volatilization of contaminants to indoor air(i.e.,a subsurface ventilation system that <br /> draws the vapors from under the building so that they cannot collect inside the building at unsafe <br /> levels). In a letter dated June 28,2016,the DTSC staff approved a Work Plan to test the effectiveness <br /> Of the system.69 The testing would include multiple rounds of collecting indoor air samples within the <br /> building and testing these samples for the appropriate VOCs. Since this confirmation testing is <br /> incomplete and detailed documentation of the remedial activities was not available for review as part <br /> of the CEQA process,the issue of VOC exposure within the building is not yet fully resolved. <br /> Therefore,mitigation measures are required to ensure that this impact would be less than significant. <br /> Implementation of the following mitigation measure,which requires that the project sponsor work <br /> with the appropriate regulatory agency to ensure that potential health risks related to contaminants in <br /> the subsurface are addressed,would reduce this potentially significant impact to a less-than- <br /> significant level. <br /> 66 The U.S.EPA's Integrated Risk Information System(IRIS)2011 toxicity assessment concluded that TCE <br /> exposure poses potential human health hazards for non-cancer toxicity to developing fetuses.This and other findings in the <br /> IRIS assessment of TCE indicates that women in the first trimester of pregnancy are one of the most sensitive populations to <br /> TCE inhalation exposure.Therefore,the U.S.EPA established the prompt response action level to protect against potential <br /> non-cancer outcomes,including developmental effects such as cardiac malformations.These recommendations identify <br /> women of reproductive age as the sensitive population of concern,rather than only pregnant women,because some women <br /> may not be aware of their pregnancy during the critical period of the fust trimester. <br /> 67 Milano,Deno G.,2015.PG,Hazardous Materials Specialist,Groundwater Protection Program of the County of <br /> San Mateo Department of Environmental Health.Personal communication with Bruce Abelli-Amen of BASELINE,June <br /> 18. <br /> 68 Sanchez,Craig,2016.DTSC Case Manager for 860 Charter Street(project site).Personal communication with <br /> Bruce Abelli-Amen of BASELINE,April 7. <br /> 69 Department of Toxic Substances Control,2016,op.cit. <br /> P:1RWC1401B Rocketship Sch-I\PRODUCrSUS-MND1Pu61ic1Ra ketship Public Review 09-29-16.docx(09/29/16)PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT 55 <br /> ATTY/RESO.0084/CC RESO ADOPTING CEQA-ROCKETSHIP CHARTER SCHOOL APPEAL <br /> REV:09-05-17 VR Page 63 of 124 <br />
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