HomeMy WebLinkAboutPRESENTATION - NAVY NORTH HANGAR STATUS UPDATEQ I EMO
Navy North
Ilangar Status
Update
Response/Recover
• Ground inspection and
remediation operations continue
across all divisions as residential
requests for assistance are
received and completed.
• 100% of all residential requests
have been fulfilled.
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ponse/F
• Navy North Hangar base structure
remains encased in reinforced
plastic nylon sheeting to continue
to protect the site against
inclement weather.
• Safeguards will remain in place
until U.S. Navy removes debris;
Navy has not yet provided its plan
nor timeline for clean-up.
ponse/R
• Testing completed on schedule
for randomly- selected
participants in control and
study areas.
• Sampling analysis underway.
• Results are expected in late
April pending review by
environmental experts.
Finance Update
• At U.S. Navy"s request, the City undertook
emergency response and recovery
efforts for the Navy North Hangar Fire.
• City costs to address onsite & offsite fire
impacts now exceed $79 million.
$52.570.475
• Total Navy funding pledged to date $61
million.
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Finance Update
Breakdown
Debris Clearance
Air Monitoring, Analytical &Community Outreach
Consulting, Project Management &legal
Agency Costs
Hangar Door Deconstruction
Residential Air/Dust &Outdoor Soil Sampling
Supplies, Equipment, &Security
Total
$5215701475
$171128,413
$516421048
$210791922
$8541251
$8001000
$503,228
$79,578,337
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Current/Future Operations
• Secure Debris: Residential inspection and remediation
continues with over 1,250 residences completed.
• Debris Removal: North Navy Hangar Site debris removal
timeline and plan remains unknown from the U.S. Navy.
• Exterior Soil & Interior Air/Dust Study: All samples have been
collected and are being evaluated and processed; Results
should be available at the end of April, pending review by the
regulatory agencies.
• Air Monitoring and Surveillance: Continues round the hangar
and data reports collected do not show, any elevated risk of
harm to the public, according to environmental
health agencies.
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Air Monitorin
Current/Future Operations
Analytical, and Community Outreach Services
• At U.S. EPA"s request, environmental consulting firm CTEH was hired to perform air
monitoring, analytical services, and to provide additional CACs.
• Infinity and ROI Solutions helped provide City website and social media updates, and
call center staffing.
• Currently deployed and in -use are 23 DustTrak monitors and 17 additional analytical
stations which actively monitor for lead and asbestos in the air.
• CTEH has 11 total staff that run 24/7 operations consisting of Certified Industrial
Hygienists (CIH) and Senior Toxicologists that monitor stations and collect samples to
send to the lab for analysis.
• The information is then communicated to appropriate stakeholders and regulatory
agencies for review and dissemination.