Site Management Plan Fiscal Years 2014—2015, Naval Weapons Station YorktownYorktown, Virginia

CH2MHill. 2013. Site Management Plan Fiscal Years 2014—2015, Naval Weapons Station YorktownYorktown, Virginia. Environmental Restoration Naval Weapons Station. Norfolk, Virginia

This document presents the Fiscal Years 2014 through 2015 annual amendment to the Site Management Plan (SMP) for Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Virginia. This SMP meets the requirements of the Federal Facilities Agreement between the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid-Atlantic Division, Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and Region 3 of the United States Environmental Protection Agency under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). This annual amendment to the SMP is being submitted per the requirements of the FFA. The purpose of the SMP is to provide a management tool for NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, WPNSTA Yorktown, VDEQ, USEPA, and their consultants to use in planning, reviewing, and setting priorities for all response activities to be conducted at WPNSTA Yorktown. The SMP establishes schedules and conceptual approaches for continued CERCLA activities at WPNSTA Yorktown Environmental Restoration (ER) sites. The prioritization of activities, proposed schedules, and work descriptions were jointly developed by the Department of the Navy (Navy), USEPA, and VDEQ on the basis of goals agreed to by all parties. The SMP is a working document that is updated annually. The development of this SMP was completed in August 2013. Comments received from the USEPA and VDEQ were incorporated into this SMP. However, in accordance with the WPNSTA Yorktown FFA, this SMP will not be considered a final document until funds authorized and appropriated by Congress are received by the ER and Navy Account. This annual SMP amendment supersedes the FY2013-2014 SMP (CH2M HILL, 2012a).

Type
Published Report
Authors
CH2MHill
Date of Issue
2013-11
Units
COLP
Keywords
Hazardous Materials, Superfund
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Water | Water Quality | Toxics , Ecological Framework: Human Use | Point-Source Human Effects | Point-Source Human Effects

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