PRESENTATIONS
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AGENDA
8:30-9:00
Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00
Welcome, and Conference Overview
Holly Duncan, President
Environmental Law Education Center
BIG PICTURE: Source Control & Sediment Contamination
9:00-9:30
Importance of Source Control
- What is Long Term Sustainable Source Control - How Can It Be Achieved?
- Challenges & Successful Approaches at Northwest Cleanup Sites
Sheila Eckman, Manager, Office of Environmental Cleanup
US Environmental Protection Agency Region 10
9:30-10:00
Source Control at Superfund Sites
- Risk Management and the Complex Nexus Between PRPs and Regulators
Betsy Day, Principal Sediment Scientist
Integral Consulting
10:00-10:30
State Efforts to Identify and Control Sources
- Update on the Source Control Workgroup
- Coordination of Source Identification and Site Remediation
Dan Cargill, Source Control Project Manager
Washington Department of Ecology
10:30-10:45 Break
SOURCE CONTROL AT CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT SITES
10:45-11:30
Source Control at Commencement Bay, Lower Duwamish Waterway and Portland Harbor Superfund Sites
- Source Control at Large Contaminated Sediment Superfund Sites versus Traditional Sites
- Site Specific Source Control Strategies - Portland Harbor versus Lower Duwamish Waterway
Kris Flint and Kristine Koch
Remedial Project Managers for Source Control
US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10
PORTLAND HARBOR
11:30-12:00
Source Control Along the Willamette River
- Source Tracing and Stormwater Evaluations
- Prioritizing Source Control Activities
- How Intractable are PCB Sources?
Dawn Sanders, Portland Harbor Technical Manager
City of Portland
12:00-1:00 LUNCH
COMMENCEMENT BAY: Thea Foss & Wheeler Osgood Waterways
1:00-1:30
Managing Recontamination In An Urban Waterway
- Evaluating Seven years of Data on Thea Foss Waterway
- Project Update and How to Address Recontamination?
Dana de Leon, Environmental Services, Sciences & Engineering
City of Tacoma
1:30-2:00 Role of Stormwater in Sediment Recontamination
- Thea Foss Sediment Recontamination
- What Does the Data Show? Where Did the Contamination Come From? What's Next?
Matt Dalton, Dalton Olmsted & Fuglevand
2:00-2:15 Break
LOWER DUWAMISH WATERWAY
2:15-2:45
Source Tracing and Control
- Joint Inspection Program
- Identifying and Controlling the Sources
- Evaluating Seven Years of Data - What Does it Show?
Beth Schmoyer, Senior Engineer
Seattle Public Utilities
2:45-3:15
Duwamish/Diagonal Way Basin
- Post Remediation Monitoring & Sediment Recontamination
- What's Next for Identifying and Controlling Sources?
Jeff Stern, Sediment Management Program Manager
King County, Department of Natural Resources
PANEL DISCUSSION
3:15-4:00 Source Control Coordination
- Agencies' Roles and Coordination
- Case Studies Including The Former Rainier Brewery Site
Kris Flint, US Environmental Protection Agency
Beth Schmoyer, Seattle Public Utilities
Bruce Tiffany, Industrial Waste Program, King County
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