PALOS VERDES LANDFILL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT ...

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION REPORT

APPENDIX F

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

APPENDIX F

Community relations during the Palos Verdes Landfill (PVLF) Remedial Investigation/Feasibility

Study (RI/FS) are be conducted in accordance with the Community Relations Plan (CRP) prepared by the

Sanitation Districts. The CRP was prepared to ensure that an effective community relations program would be

implemented and followed by the Sanitation Districts and other agencies throughout the program. It contains

procedures designed to keep the local community informed of planned or ongoing activities at and around the site,

to respond to inquiries from concerned members of the community, and to give the community the opportunity to

comment on and provide input on technical response decisions regarding the implementation of any remedial

responses which may be required.

A number of community relations activities were undertaken during the remedial investigation

portion of the PVLF RI/FS. These activities, described in this appendix, include maintaining a mailing list and

placing project information in two information repositories, conducting community meetings, issuing of fact

sheets, and holding informal meetings with community groups and agencies. All available documentation from

these activities, such as agendas or written comments, are also included in this appendix.

F. 1 Mailing List and Information Repositories

Of primary importance in making information available to the community is informing the

members of activities and maintaining easy access to project information. The main tools employed during this

project to enable information to reach community members are a complete and up to date mailing list, the

organization of local information repositories, the use of hand delivered notices, and channels for feedback from

community members.

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Mailing List

A proposed mailing list area was included in the CRP. This area was subsequently enlarged

prior to the initiation of any field work because it was felt that the population in a larger area would potentially be

affected by the off site field work. The mailing area employed throughout the community' relations activities

documented in this appendix is shown in Figure F.I.

The first mailing list for the specified mailing area was developed by a mailing house. However,

it was found that an error resulting in the exclusion of many local neighborhoods had been made in the preparation

of the mailing list following the first community meeting (discussed in the next section). To prevent repetition of

problems with the mailing list, the Sanitation Districts developed and maintain the current mailing list on

computer. In addition to all residential and business addresses within the mailing area shown on Figure F.I. the

addresses for the list of contacts delineated in the CRP and any additional community members, agency

representatives, or other interested parties who have requested to be included on the mailing list are included on

the current mailing list. Updates are made as requests are received from community members, who contact either

the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) or the Sanitation Districts. The mailing list is included in

this appendix as Attachment F. 1.

Information Repositories

Two information repositories are maintained for this project. They are located at libraries in the

Cities of Rolling Hills Estates and Torrance. The libraries serving as information repositories for this project are:

Peninsula Center Library

650 Deep Valley Drive

Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

(310)377-9584

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Torrance Civic Center Library

3301 Torrance Boulevard

Torrance, CA 90503

(310)618-5959

Information that has been released to the public, such as fact sheets and project work plans, are

maintained at the reserve desks of these two libraries. They are available for viewing by any community member

who requests them.

Hand Delivered Notices

Some of the field activities performed as part of the remedial investigation, such as drilling, had

immediate and definite effects on localized areas. These effects included items such as increased traffic and noise.

To inform people within approximately two blocks of the specific activity, notices were hand delivered to ^

residences and businesses at least 48 hours prior to the start of the activity. An example of a notice delivered prior ^W

to drilling a boring is shown in Figure F.2.

On a number of occasions, the hand delivered notices generated comments from neighborhood

residents or businesses. Based on the responses to the notices, adjustments could be made to the field activities to

reduce the impact to the local community. For example, a local school notified the Sanitation Districts that the day

planned to drill a boring near their buildings was the same day they had planned to hold an open house for parents.

Based on their notification, the drilling schedule was altered so that drilling did not occur during school activities.

Feedback Mechanisms

Several feedback mechanisms have been employed during this project. The main avenues

provided to community members to enable them to express their comments or concerns are the publication of

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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LDS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Workman Mill Road / Whittier, CaliforniaMailing Address.- / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier, California 90607-4998Telephone: (213) 699-7411 / From Los Angeles (213) 685-5217

June 29, 1990File No. 31R-10U

CHARLES W . CARRY

Chief Engineer and General Manager

Dear Landfill Neighbor:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyLocation of Exploratory Borings

The County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County is presently conducting a RemedialInvestigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) at the Palos Verdes Landfill under the oversight of the StateDepartment of Health Services. The RI/FS is a comprehensive site environmental investigation whichincludes data collection activities both onsite and in the vicinity of the landfill. The RI/FS program isdescribed in greater detail in the Palos Verdes Landfill RI/FS Fact Sheet that was recently sent to yourhome.

This letter is to inform you of drilling activity that will be taking place in the area near your home.As part of the site investigation the Sanitation Districts are drilling exploratory borings in locations nearthe site to help further characterize the local hydrogeology. The exploratory boring project is scheduledto begin on June 5, 1990 and be completed in September, 1990. The map on the reverse shows the locationof a boring to be drilled near your home. The scheduled starting date for this boring is July 5, 1990. Iffor any reason this date is delayed for more than five working days, we will notify you of the revisedstarting date. Each boring will take three to five days to complete. The contractors' normal operatinghours are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM although there may be circumstances that necessitate an extension ofoperating hours. However, in no case will the operating hours extend beyond a 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM timewindow. Should you have any questions about the drilling operations or the RI/FS project please call MaryJacobs or Ethan Laden at the above telephone numbers or Kristin Stultz of the State Department of HealthServices at (213) 590-4991.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Car

Mary J. JabefasProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:EML:eml

FIGURE F.2

HAND DELIVERED NOTICE DURING DRILLING PROGRAM

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HAND DELIVERED NOTICE DURING

DRILLING PROGRAM

phone numbers for DTSC and Sanitation Districts representatives, mailing coupons, and community meetings.

The first two of these feedback mechanisms are discussed below; community meetings are discussed in the next

section.

The phone number of the DTSC public participation specialist assigned to the PVLF RI/FS has

been included in newspaper notices and fact sheets and letters mailed to the persons and businesses on the mailing

list. The phone numbers of the DTSC project manager and the Sanitation Districu project coordinator have also

been included in fact sheets. Many calls have been received by both DTSC and the Sanitation Districts on this

project. In some cases, information is requested. Attachment F.2 included in this appendix contains copies of

letters sent to persons requesting information from the Sanitation Districts.

Mailing coupons with DTSC's address have been included in all fact sheets distributed during the

project. A number of responses have been returned to DTSC on these coupons. Attachment F.3 included in this

appendix contains copies of the mailing coupons returned to DTSC by community members.

F.2 Community Meetings

A total of four community meetings on the PVLF RI/FS have been held to date. Each community

meeting was held at the South Coast Botanic Garden auditorium, which is located at the site. Up to 698 people can

be accommodated in the auditorium.

Two methods of notification were utilized to inform the community of the upcoming community

meetings. Announcements were placed in the South Bay edition of the Los Angeles Times and the Daily Breeze

prior to each community meeting. The announcements for the June 12, 1991, community meeting, which

appeared in the South Bay editions of the Los Angeles Times and the Daily Breeze, are shown in Figure F.3.

Letters or fact sheets announcing the meetings were also mailed directly to all addresses maintained on the mailing

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PROOF OF PUBLICATION

SimesSTATE OF CALIFORNIACounty of Los Angeles

I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of theCounty aforesaid; I am over the age of eighteen years, andnot a party to or interested in the notice published. 1 amthe CHIEF LEGAL ADVERTISING CLERK of thePublisher of the LOS ANGELES TIMES, a newspaper of •general circulation, printed and published daily in the Cityof Los Angeles. County of Los Angeles, and the LOSANGELES TIMES has been adjudged a newspaper ofgeneral circulation by the Superior Court of the County ofLos Angeles. State of California, under the date of May 21,1952. Case Number 598 J99; that the notice, of which theannexed is a printed copy (set in type not smaller thannonpareil), has been published in each regular and entireissue of said newspaper and not in any supplement thereofon the following dates, to-wit:

all in the year 19.

/ certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury that theforegoing is true and correct.

Dated at Los Angeles, California, this

Signature

FALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY

COMMUNITY MEETING

Wednesday, June 12,19917:00 PM

South Coast Botanic Garden26300 Crenshaw Boulevard

Palos Verdes Peninsula

The California Department of Health Services (DHS), Toxic SubstancesControl Program, in conjunction with the County Sanitation Districts of LosAngelos County (CSDLAC), invites the public to attend a community meeting.DHS and CSDLAC will present updated information on the comprehensiveenvironmental assessment being performed at the Palos Verdes Landfill. Theupdated information will include preliminary results from the hydrogeologicinvestigation conducted last summer as well as results from the ongoing air,proundwater, and surface water characterization programs. The landfill, aformer Class 1 site, W.T; open from 1957 until 19H0, when Hie facility wasclosed. DHS is overseeing and approving the CSDLAC's cnvironfl^ itas-vssment program.

If you have any immediate questions or concerns, please contact:

Kristin StultzDepartment of Health Services

Public Participation Unit245 W. Broadway, Suite 350

Long Beach, CA 90802(213) 590-4991

CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERSERVICE BUREAU, INC.

Legal Advertising Newspaper Representatives

Office: 205 South Broadway, Suite 720P.O. Box 51310Los Angeles, CA 90054-0310

Other offices in Sacramento, San Francisco,San Diego and Santa Ana.

FIGURE F.3

COMMUNITY MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS

PROOF OF PUBLICATION

(2015 5 C C P.)

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

County of Los Angeles

I am a citizen of the United States and a resioent of

the County aforesoid, I am over the age of eighteen

years and not a party to or interested in the

above-entitled maner I am the principal clerk of the

printer of -he THE DAILY BREEZE

o newspaper of general circulation, printed and pub-

lished _ _ _ _ _

DAILY

in the Cty of T o r r o n c e

County of Los Angeles, and which newspaper has

been ad|udged a newspaper of general circulation by

the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles, State-

of California under the date of

June 10, 1974

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Case Number ,

that the notice, of which the annexed is a printed copy

(set in type not smaller than nonpareil), has been

published 'n each regular and entire issue of said

newspaper and not in any supplement thereof on the

following dotes, to-wit

June 6

91all in the year 19

I certify (or declare) under penalty of penury that the

foregoing is true and correct

Dated o t_ Torronce

Signature ' /

Daily Breeze5215 TORRANCE BLVD. • TORRANCE. CALIFORNIA 90509

(213) 540-5511 772-6281

ANGEIES

This space is for the County Clerk's Filing Stamp

Proof of Publication of

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PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY

COMMUNITY MEETINGWednesday, June 12,1991

7:00 PMSouth Coast Botanic Garden26300 Crenshaw Boulevard

Palos Verdes Peninsula

The California Department of Health Services (DHS), Toxic SubstancesControl Program, in conjunction with the County Sanitation Districts of LosAngeles County (CSDLAO, invites the public to attend a community meeting.DHS and CSDLAC will present updated information on the comprehensiveenvironmental assessment being performed at the Palos Verdes Landfill. Theupdated information will include preliminary results from the hydrogeologicinvestigation conducted last summer as well as results from the ongoing air,ground water, and surface water characterization programs. The landfill, aformer Class 1 site, was open from 1957 until 1980, when the facility wasclosed. DHS is overseeing and approving the CSDLAC's environmental•Ksessment program.

If you have any immediate questions or concerns, please contact:

Kristin StultzDepartment of Health Services

Public Participation Unit245 W. Broadway, Suite 350

Long Beach, CA 90802(213) 590-4991

Pub.: June 6. 1991

FIGURE F.3 (CONTINUED)

COMMUNITY MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS

list. The mailing list includes residents and businesses located within the mailing area, or persons who had

requested to be placed on the mailing list, as discussed in the previous section.

Members of both DTSC and the Sanitation Districts participated in all of the community

meetings. Both the lecture- and open house-type of presentation have been used to disseminate information to the

community at community meetings. The presentation format used for each specific meeting was selected based on

the type of information to be discussed and the most appropriate manner in which to share it with the community.

For recordkeeping purposes, lecture-type meetings were taped by the Sanitation Districts. The community

meetings are discussed below.

Community Meeting on May 30. 1990

DTSC and the Sanitation Districts presented information on the RI/FS investigation process, the

agencies involved, the site history, and the field activities anticipated in the next year at this first community

meeting for the PVLF RI/FS. The meeting agenda is shown in Figure F.4. A lecture-type format was used to

present information, and the meeting was taped. Approximately 25 community members attended the meeting.

Community members were most interested in information regarding the potential health impacts

of living near the PVLF, difficulties in maintaining landscaping around houses in the Country Hills Estates area,

delays in the development of a golf course at the main site portion of the PVLF caused by the RI/FS, and the length

of the RI/FS schedule. DTSC discussed the risk assessment process that would be performed once the required

data were collected to evaluate health impacts for areas near the landfill, and also noted that at the time no

immediate threats to the public had been identified. No known connections between the landfill and difficulties in

maintaining landscaping in the vicinity were known by DTSC or the Sanitation Districts. The RI/FS schedule was

described by DTSC as typical for a site of this size and complexity, and community members were assured that

updates would be provided as the project proceeded. By necessity, any site uses would be delayed until more was

known about the site and an informed decision could be made.

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA—HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Governor

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESTOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAMREGION 4245 WEST BROADWAY. SUITE 350LONG BEACH, CA 90802(213) 590-4868

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLCOMMUNITY MEETING

May 30, 1990 - 7:00 p.m.South Coast Botanic Gardens26300 Crenshaw Boulevard

Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

I. INTRODUCTION -Kristin Stultz, ModeratorPublic Participation SpecialistDepartment of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

II. DHS SITE INVESTIGATTON PROCESS -John Scandura, ChiefSite Mitigation UnitDepartment of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

III. SANITATION DISTRICTS ROLE -John H. Gulledge, Asst. Department HeadSolid Waste Management DepartmentLos Angeles County Sanitation Districts

IV. HISTORY OF LANDFILL -Ethan Laden, Project EngineerSolid Waste Management DepartmentLos Angeles County Sanitation Districts

V. PALOS VERDES LANDFILL INVESTIGATTON -Cynthia Martinez, Project OfficerSite Mitigation UnitDepartment of Health ServicesToxics Substances Control Program

VI. QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS -

FIGURE F.4

COMMUNITY MEETING AGENDA MAY 30, 1990

Community Meeting on June 11. 1990

This second community meeting was held because of a problem with the distribution of the notice

for the first meeting to community members and businesses within the local area. This problem, resulting from an

error at the mailing house hired to distribute the notices, was discovered immediately following the first meeting.

The Sanitation Districts hand delivered notices for the second meeting to community members and businesses in

the mailing area.

The agenda for this meeting was the same as that discussed on May 30. DTSC and the

Sanitation Districts presented information on the RI/FS investigation process, the agencies involved, the site

history, and the field activities anticipated in the next year at this first community1 meeting for the PVLF RI/FS.

Again, a lecture-type format was used and the meeting was taped. Approximately 90 community members

attended the meeting.

Many of the same questions were asked at this meeting as were asked at the first meeting.

Community members again expressed interest in potential health effects of the landfill, delays in the development

of a golf course at the main site portion of the PVLF caused by the RI/FS, and the length of the RI/FS schedule. In

addition, a number of questions regarding the field activities for the RI/FS on topics such as the rationale for

boring locations, the direction of groundwater flow, and the condition of the street following boring completion,

were raised. The past history of the site, landfilling activities in the area, and code requirements for methane

barriers were also topics that were raised by community members.


Updated information on the RI/FS being performed at the PVLF was presented at this meeting.

The preliminary results from the hydrogeologic investigation conducted in 1990 and the results from ongoing air,

groundwater. and surface water characterization programs were presented. The meeting agenda is shown in

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Figure F.5. A lecture-type format was used and the meeting was taped. Approximately 25 community members

attended the meeting.

Many of the same questions that were asked at the meeting held in 1990 were again posed to

DTSC and the Sanitation Districts. Potential health impacts of living near the PVLF, delays in the development of

recreational facilities at the main site (the oft-mentioned plans for a golf course were predominant), the length of

the RI/FS schedule, and requirements for gas impermeable membranes at residences near the landfill generated the

most questions and comments. These questions were addressed in a similar manner as at the previous community

meetings. In addition, more questions were asked regarding gas migration. These questions were usually

associated with the questions on the gas impermeable membrane requirements; the operation of the gas control

system at the PVLF and the results of the boundary probe monitoring were discussed in response.

DTSC distributed an evaluation form, shown in Figure F.6. to community members in attendance

at the meeting. Seven evaluation forms were returned by attendees, and are included in this appendix as

Attachment F.4. In general, the completed evaluations indicated that the community relations program was

meeting the needs of the public, and that the preferred method for disseminating information is the fact sheet.

However, the sample population was too small for drawing any firm conclusions.


An informational open house meeting was hosted by DTSC and the Sanitation Districts on June

17, 1992, to update the community on the activities taking place as part of the RI/FS and to answer any questions

concerning those activities. Several tables were set up and manned by representatives of the two agencies, where

information on the various studies was available. Large posterboard exhibits were on display to depict the

information pictorially. Approximately 70 people attended the community meeting; copies of the sign-in sheets are

included in this appendix as Attachment F.5.

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STATE OF CAUFORNIA—HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY PETE WILSON Governor

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESTOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAMREGION 4245 WEST BROADWAY. SUrTE 350LONG BEACH. CA 90802(213) 590-4868 PALOS VERDES LANDFILL

COMMUNITY MEETING

June 12, 1991 - 7:00 P.M.South Coast Botanic Gardens26300 Crenshaw Boulevard

Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

AGENDA

I. INTRODUCTION

Kristin Stultz, ModeratorPublic Participation SpecialistDepartment of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

II. BACKGROUND

Site BackgroundJohn Gulledge, Assistant Department HeadSolid Waste Management DepartmentLos Angeles County Sanitation Districts

Project BackgroundJohn Scandura, ChiefSite Mitigation BranchDepartment of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

III. PRELIMINARY RI/FS FINDINGS

Mary Jacobs, Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management DepartmentLos Angeles County Sanitation Districts

IV. UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

Mary Jacobs, Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management DepartmentLos Angeles County Sanitation Districts

V. PROJECT SCHEDULE

Chuck Hodge, Project ManagerSite Mitigation BranchDepartment of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

VI. QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS

FIGURE F.5

COMMUNITY MEETING AGENDA JUNE 12, 1991

California Department of Health Services

Community Meeting EvaluationPalos Verdes Landfill

Please take a few minutes to complete this evaluation and leave it at the sign-in table. Yourcomments will help shape future meetings and improve our interactions with you.

1. How did you learn about this meeting?D Newspaper announcement Q Neighbor/FriendD Fact Sheet D Other

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make written

YES NO

a. Did you find the presentations informative? 5 4 3 2 1

What would make them better?

b. Did the handouts assist you inunderstanding the presentations?

How could the handouts be improved?.

c. Did the question and answer session meetyour needs? 5

What was missing?

3. Are there any remaining questions or issues you would Like addressed in the next fact sheet orcommunity meeting?

4. What is the best way to provide you with information?• Fact Sheets • Community Meetings • Other

5. Please make any additional comments that are of concern to you.

! MAILING COUPON

j If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Paios Verdes Landfill, and would like to; be added, please complete the following information.

I NAME:

I AFFILIATION:

; STREET:

j CITY: STATE: ZIP:

FIGURE F.6

COMMUNITY MEETING EVALUATION FORM *~ m

Information was available at the meeting on the landfill and project background, the Ambient

Air/Landfill Gas Characterization study, the Soil Characterization study, the Surface Water and Sediment

Characterization study, the Hydrogeologic Characterization study, and the risk assessment procedures normally

used in this type of project. Handouts were available on each subject and are included in this appendix as

Attachment F.6. The majority of the community members expressed interest and curiosity about the project and

appreciation for the efforts expended by the agencies to inform them of its progress.

F.3 Fact Sheets

A total of five fact sheets with information on the PVLF RI/FS have been prepared and

distributed. The fact sheets were jointly prepared by DTSC and the Sanitation Districts, then reviewed and

approved by DTSC. Copies of the five fact sheets are included in this appendix as Attachment F.7.

The first fact sheet, dated May 1990, served to provide information on the RI/FS investigation

process, the agencies involved, the site history, and the field activities anticipated during the next year. The second

fact sheet, dated September 1990, was prepared following the first two community meetings to address questions

and concerns brought up at the meetings. The remaining fact sheets were designed to update the community on

the remedial investigation. They were released in February 1991. May 1991. and January 1992. The first and the

fourth fact sheets also contained announcements of upcoming community meetings.

F.4 Informal Meetings

A number of informal meetings and presentations have been held to provide information to and

answer questions from various community and agency groups. Some of these events have been initiated by the

community group, while some of them have been initiated by DTSC or the Sanitation Districts. The following

meetings and presentations have occurred to date:

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1. Meeting with Ray Taylor. City Manager of the City of Rolling Hills Estates (January 30. 1990).

2. Presentation to the City of Rolling Hills Estates City Council (February 27. 1990).

3. Presentation to the executive boards of the Country Hills and Estates Townhomes Homeowner's

Associations (March 27, 1990).

4. Presentation to the executive board of the Estates Condominiums Homeowner's Association (March 27,

1990).

5. Interagency briefing with area city, homeowner, and other agency representatives (March 8. 1991).

6. Presentation to members of the South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation (February 26. 1992).

The first two items were undertaken by the Sanitation Districts at the request of the City of

Rolling Hills Estates. Background information and an update on the project status were presented to Mr. Taylor

and the City Council so that they would be able to answer any questions from their constituents. The presentations

to the homeowner's associations were jointly performed by DTSC and the Sanitation Districts. Contacts to a

number of homeowner's associations were made by the Sanitation Districts, and presentations were scheduled for

those that expressed an interest in hosting DTSC and Sanitation Districts representatives. The purpose of these

presentations was to inform the members in attendance of the Rl/FS investigation process, the agencies involved,

the site history, and the field activities anticipated in the next year. A question and answer period followed each

presentation.

The interagency briefing was instigated by DTSC to provide an opportunity for involved

agencies, local elected officials, and other interested parties to receive a briefing on the preliminary findings from

the field work completed at the time. Representatives of area cities, including Rolling Hills Estates, Torrance,

Palos Verdes Estates, and Rolling Hills attended the meeting along with representatives of several area

homeowner's associations. The most recent presentation was made by the Sanitation Districts to members of the

South Coast Botanic Garden Foundation in response to their request for an update on the status of the PVLF

environmental investigation.

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ATTACHMENT F.I

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7535-001-004Resident3543 CRICKLEWOOD ST ATORRANCE CA 90505

7535-001-005Resident3535 CRICKLEWOOD STTORRANCE CA 90505












7535-001-017Resident34 3 3 CRICKLEWOOD STTORRANCE CA 90505






7535-002-018Resident323 3 CRICKLEWOOD STTORRANCE CA 90505























7535-005-012Resident24812 PITCAIRN WYTORRANCE CA 90505




7535-005-016Resident24807 GLENCOE WYTORRANCE CA 90505



















7535-005-038Resident3 311 NEWTONTORRANCE CA 90505


7535-006-006Resident3 310 RAINTREE AVTORRANCE CA 90505

7535-006-007Resident3306 RAINTREE AVTORRANCE CA 90505





7535-006-021Resident322 0 RAINTREE AVTORRANCE CA 90505






7535-006-027Resident24474 WINLOCK DRTORRANCE CA 90505







7535-007-003Resident3326 PRIMM WYTORRANCE CA 90505





7535-007-008Resident3 306 PRIMM WYTORRANCE CA 90505




















7535-008-004Resident3531 MADISON CTTORRANCE CA 90505


7535-008-006Resident3 523 MADISON CTTORRANCE CA 90505






7535-008-012Resident3 510 CRICKLEWOOD STTORRANCE CA 90505












7535-008-024Resident3 502 MADISON CTTORRANCE CA 90505


















7535-009-011Resident244 31 WINLOCK DRTORRANCE CA 90505



















7535-010-018Resident3511 SENEFELD DRTORRANCE CA 90505









7535-011-005Resident3 512 SENEFELD DRTORRANCE CA 90505

7535-011-006Resident3506 SENEFELD DRTORRANCE CA 9.0505
































7535-013-001Resident3344 WINLOCK RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7535-013-004Resident3 332 WINLOCK RDTORRANCE CA 90505





7535-014-005Resident3350 DALEMEAD STTORRANCE CA 90505





7535-014-010Resident3 330 DALEMEAD STTORRANCE CA 90505


























7535-016-001Resident3342 DANAHA STTORRANCE CA 90505






7535-016-007Resident3 318 DANAHA STTORRANCE CA 90505












7535-017-0,14Resident3205 DALEMEAD STTORRANCE CA 90505






















7535-018-009Resident3 3 37 DANAHA STTORRANCE CA 90505












7535-018-021Resident3 317 DANAHA STTORRANCE CA 90505

























7535-020-001Resident25201 LOYTAN STTORRANCE CA 90505






7535-020-011Resident25220 TANDEM WYTORRANCE CA 90505

7535-021-001Resident25203 WESTON RDTORRANCE CA 90505

















7535-021-024Resident25209 BIGELOW RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7535-021-027Resident25227 BIGELOW RD 4TORRANCE CA 90505





7535-021-032Resident25246 BIGELOW RD 2TORRANCE CA 90505




































7535-022-030Resident253 07 WESTON RDTORRANCE CA 90505



















7535-025-017Resident2937 WINLOCK RDTORRANCE. CA 90505







7535-026-010Resident25205 DENNY RDTORRANCE CA 90505













7535-027-005Resident •2903 DALEMEAD STTORRANCE CA 90505
















7535-028-002Resident2807 DANAHA ST •TORRANCE CA 90505























7536-002-001Resident2733 NORMALLIN STTORRANCE CA 90505




















7536-003-005Resident25609 JANUARY DRTORRANCE CA 90505


7536-003-007Resident2718 CLARELLEN STTORRANCE CA 90505
















7536-003-023Resident25633 CRENSHAW BLTORRANCE CA 90505

7536-003-027Resident25616 ROLLING HILLS WYTORRANCE CA 90505








7536-004-004Resident25514 JANUARY DR ATORRANCE CA 90505






7536-004-011Resident25601 CRENSHAW BLTORRANCE CA 90505





7536-005-006Resident25920 ROLLING HILLS RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7536-005-009Resident2594 0 ROLLING HILLS RDTORRANCE CA 90505

7536-006-002Resident2606 NEARCLIFF STTORRANCE CA 90505





7536-006-007Resident25727 CREST RDTORRANCE CA 90505






7536-007-001Resident2713 RIDGELAND RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7536-007-004Resident25824 SKYLARK DRTORRANCE CA 90505






7536-007-010Resident2703 HIGHCLIFF DRTORRANCE CA 90505






7536-007-017Resident2705 PORTOBELLO DRTORRANCE CA 90505


7536-007-019Resident2713 PORTOBELLO DR .TORRANCE CA 90505
















7536-008-001Resident2703 GRAND SUMMIT RDTORRANCE CA 90505

7536-008-002Resident27 07 GRAND SUMMIT RDTORRANCE CA 90505




7536-008-006Resident2729 GRAND.SUMMIT RDTORRANCE CA 90505








7536-008-014Resident272 6 RIDGELAND RDTORRANCE CA 90505







7536-009-001Resident2705 LOFTYVIEW DRTORRANCE CA 90505









7536-009-010Resident274 5 LOFTYVIEW DRTORRANCE CA 90505




















7536-011-035Resident26334 DELOS DRTORRANCE CA 90505











7536-012-034Resident25942 MATFIELD DRTORRANCE CA 90505










7536-013-009Resident26016 OAKBAY RDTORRANCE CA 90505

7536-013-010Resident26012 OAKBAY RDTORRANCE CA 90505



















7536-013-029Resident24 3 3 LOFTYVIEW DRTORRANCE CA 90505



























7536-016-018Resident2 655 GRAND SUMMIT RDTORRANCE CA 90505
















7547-001-023Resident24 680 VIA VALMONTETORRANCE CA 90505



7547-001-030Resident24714 HIGH STTORRANCE CA 90505


















7547-003-021Resident3614-1/2 NEWTON STTORRANCE CA 90505
























7547-003-045Resident3601 BLAIR WYTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-003-052Resident364 3 BLAIR WYTORRANCE CA 90505






















7547-004-012Resident3601 COURTNEY WYTORRANCE CA 90505




7547-004-016Resident3 625 COURTNEY WYTORRANCE CA 90505














7547-004-030Resident3601 ELEDA DRTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-004-031Resident3 607 ELEDA DRTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-004-038Resident3 608 ELEDA DRTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-005-001Resident3352 CANDLEWOOD RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-005-004Resident3342 BRANDYWINE WYTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-005-005Resident3338 BRANDY WINE WYTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-005-006Resident33 34 BRANDY WINE WYTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-005-007Resident3330 BRANDYWINE WYTORRANCE CA 90505





7547-005-012Resident3 336 CANDLEWOOD RDTORRANCE CA 90505




7547-005-016Resident3320 CANDLEWOODTORRANCE CA 90505






















7547-006-011Resident3 3 09 CANDLEWOOD RDTORRANCE CA 90505


7547-006-013Resident324 0 WHIFFLETREE LNTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-006-014Resident3248 WHIFFLETREE LNTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-008-020Resident3015 WINDMILL RDTORRANCE CA 90505










7547-008-030Resident k

3035 WINDMILL RDTORRANCE CA 90505

























7547-009-044.Resident2806 WINLOCK RDTORRANCE CA 90505


7547-010-001Resident25632 AMBER LEAF RDTORRANCE CA 90505




















7547-010-021Resident2837 MISTY MORNING RDTORRANCE CA 90505











7547-010-033Resident2 838 MISTY MORNING RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-010-036Resident2 5621 AMBER LEAF RDTORRANCE CA 90505


7547-010-038Resident2833 SUNNYGLEN RDTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-010-041Resident284 5 SUNNYGLEN RDTORRANCE CA 90505








7547-010-049Resident2 5610 FALLENLEAF DRTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-010-050Resident25608 FALLENLEAF DRTORRANCE CA 90505




7547-010-054Resident2 862 WINDMILL RDTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-011-001Resident3 001 SOFTWIND WYTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-011-002Resident3005 SOFTWIND WYTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-011-009Resident3 03 3 SOFTWIND WYTORRANCE CA 90505








7547-011-017Resident3 03 0 WINDMILL RDTORRANCE CA 90505












7547-011-029Resident25607 FALLEN LEAF DRTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-012-001Resident3042 LAZY MEADOW DRTORRANCE CA 90505



7547-012-004Resident3 030 LAZY MEADOW DRTORRANCE CA 90505




















7547-012-024Resident3 04 2 SOFTWIND WYTORRANCE CA 90505









7547-014-001Resident2924 BRIARWOOD DRTORRANCE CA 90505

7547-014-002Resident2922 BRIARWOODTORRANCE CA 90505







7547-014-009Resident2908 OAKWOOD LNTORRANCE CA 90505





















7547-014-030Resident29 3 5 OAKWOOD LNTORRANCE CA 90505




7547-014-034Resident294 3 OAKWOOD LNTORRANCE CA 90505



















7547-016-001Resident3127 SINGINGWOOD DRTORRANCE CA 90505


7547-016-003Resident312 3 SINGINGWOOD DRTORRANCE CA 90505












7547-016-015Resident3021 CAROLWOOD LNTORRANCE CA 90505






7547-016-021Resident3 009 CAROLWOOD LNTORRANCE CA 90505

















7547-017-005Resident29 34 BRIARWOOD DRTORRANCE CA 90505























7547-017-028Resident3016 GLENWOOD CITORRANCE CA 90505


7547-017-030Resident3 020 GLENWOOD CITORRANCE CA 90505





7547-019-018Resident32 3 3 SINGINGWOOD DRTORRANCE CA 90505

















Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR #BTORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR #ATORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident25514 S. JANUARY DR #CTORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident25205 DENNY RD #3TORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident25205 DENNY RD #1TORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident3949 NEWTON STTORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident3981 NEWTON STTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25930 ROLLING HILLS #102TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25930 ROLLING HILLSTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25690 CRENSHAW BLVD., #105TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25660 CRENSHAW BLVD., #105TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR12Resident25514 S. JANUARY DR., APT. ATORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25514 S. JANUARY DR., APT. BTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25514 S. JANUARY DR., APT. CTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR., APT. ATORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR., APT. BTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR12Resident25935 ROLLING HILLS, APT. 318TORRANCE, CA 90505









**CR12Resident2 5935 ROLLING HILLS, APT. 110TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR12Resident25935 ROLLING HILLS, APT. IllTORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR12Resident2607 DALEMEAD ST #8TORRANCE, CA 90505













**CR12Resident25935 ROLILNG HILLS, APT. 310TORRANCE, CA 90505




















**CR12Resident25935 ROLILNG HILLS, APT. 223TORRANCE, CA 90505






















**CR12Resident5514 S. JANUARY DR., APT. DTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR15Resident24410 CRENSHAW BL. APT. 113TORRANCE, CA 90505
















**CR15Resident24410 CRENSHAW BL. APT.' 227TORRANCE, CA 90505


















**CR15Resident24410 CRENSHAW BL. APT. 3 02TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR15Resident24410 CRENSHAW BL. APT. 2 07TORRANCE, CA 90505





















**CR15Resident24410 CRENSHAW BL. APT. IllTORRANCE, CA 90505















**CR15Resident2607 DALEMEAD ST. APT. ATORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR15Resident3627 NEWTON ST. APT. 4TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR15Resident3 627 NEWTON ST. APT. 3TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR15Resident3604 W. ESTATES LN #116TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR18Resident3650 NEWTON ST. APT. 3 5TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR18Resident3 650 NEWTON ST. APT. 31TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR18Resident3457 NEWTON ST.TORRANCE, CA 90505






**CR18Resident3 609 NEWTON ST.TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25203 BIGELOW #4TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25205 DENNY ROAD #2TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25205 LOYTAN ST #GTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25201 LOYTAN ST. APT. 7TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #BTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #DTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #FTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #KTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #MTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT. ATORRANCE, CA 90505





**CR27Resident2 5206 LOYTAN ST. APT. GTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident252 06 LOYTAN ST #LTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT.TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT. NTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. NTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST #PTORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident252 07 LOYTAN ST. APT. LTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25213 LOYTAN STTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. BTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident252 07 LOYTAN ST. APT.TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. GTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. KTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25214 LOYTAN ST #CTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. JTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. CTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. HTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident252 07 LOYTAN ST. APT. MTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25207 LOYTAN ST. APT. ETORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25214 LOYTAN ST #ATORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25215 LOYTAN ST.TORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident25230 LOYTAN ST #FTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident2 5230 LOYTAN ST #ETORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident2 5219 LOYTAN ST #ATORRANCE, CA 90505







**CR27Resident2 5232 BIGELOW #4TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25233 LOYTAN ST #HTORRANCE, CA 90505








**CR27Resident25233 LOYTAN ST #ETORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident2 5233 LOYTAN ST #FTORRANCE, CA 90505


























**CR27Resident25226 BIGELOWTORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR27Resident2 5247 BIGELOW #4TORRANCE, CA 90505







**CR27Resident25201 LOYTAN ST. #8TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR27Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR. #ATORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25616 S. JANUARY DR. #BTORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT. FTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT. CTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident25206 LOYTAN ST. APT. ETORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident252 06 LOYTAN ST. APT.TORRANCE, CA 90505

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**CR27Resident2 5930 ROLLING HILLS #407TORRANCE, CA 90505





**CR27Resident26207 LOYTAN ST. APT. ATORRANCE, CA 90505





**CR27Resident3107 NEWTON #74TORRANCE, CA 90505






















**CR27Resident3107 NEWTON #3 6TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident3107 NEWTON, APT. 17TORRANCE, CA 90505








**CR27Resident3107 NEWTON, APT. 3 3TORRANCE, CA 90505







**CR27Resident3107 NEWTON #63TORRANCE, CA 9 0505



















**CR27Resident3111 NEWTONTORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident3112 NEWTON ST #201CTORRANCE, CA 90505








**CR27Resident3112 NEWTON, APT. 206CTORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident3 020 DALEMEAD STTORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR27Resident3124 NEWTON ST #201DTORRANCE, CA 90505








**CR27Resident3124 NEWTON, APT. 204DTORRANCE, CA 90505








**CR27Resident3136 NETON #203TORRANCE, CA 90505

**CR27Resident313 6 NEWTON #201TORRANCE, CA 90505







**CR27Resident3136 NEWTON ST #403TORRANCE, CA 90505







**CR27Resident313 6 NEWTON #4 08TORRANCE, CA 90505



















**CR27Resident314 0 NEWTON ST #201TORRANCE, CA 90505



**CR27Resident314 0 NEWTON, APT. 2 02TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident3136 NEWTON.#309TORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident3142 NEWTON #203BTORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident3142 NEWTON #20IBTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident314 0 NEWTON, APT. 404TORRANCE, CA 90505




**CR27Resident314 2 NEWTON #205BTORRANCE, CA 90505


**CR27Resident314 2 NEWTON #105BTORRANCE, CA 90505



















**CR27Resident314 0 NEWTON, APT. 206TORRANCE, CA 90505

Resident29504 WHITLEY COLLINS DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident27922 LONGHILL DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident2963 5 STONECREST RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident287 00 CIRCLET DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident2 OCEANAIRE DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274


Resident3136 BARKENTINE RD ABLONE COVERANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident29432 QUAILWOOD DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5669 WHITECLIFF DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5546 BAYRIDGE RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7576-026-005Resident5121 ELKMONT DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7576-026-006Resident4 611 ROCKBLUFF DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7576-028-003Resident26760 SHADOW WOOD DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7576-028-019Resident2 6615 WHITEHORN DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7576-028-035Resident5116 ELKMONT DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274



Resident3501 W SEPULVEDA BLVD STE 100TORRANCE CA 90505

Resident343 5 W LOMITA BLVDTORRANCE CA 90505

7576-027-003Resident5282 WILLOW WOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







- 7576-027-010Resident1 SILVER SPRING DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7576-027-011Resident3 SILVER SPRING DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




Resident5678 SUNMIST DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident8 COVEVIEW DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident29257 WHITLEY COLLINSRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident28925 MORO BAY DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident28747 CRESTRIDGE RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident4911 BROWNDEER LNRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident2762 FAWNSKIN DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident28700 CIRCLET DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274



Resident3136 BARKENTINE RD ABLONE COVERANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident29432 QUAILWOOD DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident54 65 MIDDLECREST RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident29504 WHITLEY COLLINS DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5976 FLAMBEAU RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident26529 MAZUR DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5430 VALLEY VIEW RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident500 SILVER SPUR RD #121RANCHO PALOS VERD CA 9 0274

Resident28961 CRESTRIDGE RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident29113 OCEANRIDGE DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5832 SUNMIST DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident5312 BRONWOODRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

Resident25635 STONECREST RDRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274


Resident2 5 OCEANAIRE DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274


Resident29225 OCEANRIDGE DRRANCHO PALOS VERD CA 90274

7570-024-011Resident10 JOHNS CANYON RDROLLING HILLS CA 90274







7570-025-025Resident1 MORGAN LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274




7570-025-032ResidentROLLING HILLS CA 90274

Resident95 DAPPLEGRAY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident4 601 BROWNDEER LANEROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident8 BRINDLEWOOD CRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident35 VIA GRANADAROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident7 SILVERBIT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident64 CRESTA VERDE DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident27813 CONESTOGA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident25 HITCHING POST DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident39 SEAVIEW DR NORTHROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident27643 CONESTOGAROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


Resident49 COUNTRY MEADOW RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident501 DEEP VALLEY DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident57 COUNTRY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


Resident4 673 BROWNDEER LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident4601 BROWNDEER LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident3 STRAWBERRY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident4935 ROLLING MEADOWS RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident25704 HAWTHRONE BLVDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


Resident10 SWEETGRASS LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident5 MOCCASIN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident19 PEARTREE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident5046 RANGE HORSE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident21 SEAVIEW DR SOUTHROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident2 PORTUGESE BEND RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident12 ENCANTOROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident4927 ROLLING MEADOW RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident1000 CYPRESS WAYROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident95 BUCKSKIN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274

Resident4 681 BROWNDEER LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

Resident23 SEAVIEW DR SOUTHROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


Resident670 SILVER SPUR DR # 2 07ROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-001-031Resident1 PONDEROSA LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274









7548-001-040Resident15 FERNCREEK DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7548-002-020Resident15 MASONGATE DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






7548-002-026Resident1 STAGECOACH RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7548-002-030Resident6 STAGE COACH RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7548-002-034Resident4831 N PALOS VERDES DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-002-035Resident4915 PALOS VERDES DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7548-003-023Resident15 LATIGO LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


















7548-004-011Resident4775 SUGARHILL DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274















7548-004-026Resident473 6 FERNCREEK DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7548-004-028Resident4 666 SUGARHILL DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7548-004-033Resident25915 CHALMETTE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7548-004-038Resident25804 HAMPSHIRE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274














7548-006-064Resident17 HIDDEN VALLEY RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7548-006-067Resident3 3 HIDDEN VALLEY RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274















7548-006-086Resident12 SADDLEBOW LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-008-902Resident26201 CRENSHAW BLROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7548-011-005Resident3536 LARIAT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7548-011-016Resident3552 W LARIAT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7548-011-019Resident3571 W LARIAT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-011-020Resident3 581 LARIAT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-011-021Resident3 589 LARIAT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-012-005Resident14 SUNNYFIELD DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274












7548-012-020Resident1 DOBBIN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7548-012-023Resident7 DOBBIN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274













7548-013-015Resident3809 N PALOS VERDES DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274

7548-013-017Resident2 RAWHIDE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7548-013-026Resident374 3 N PALOS VERDES DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7548-014-011Resident12 BRANDING IRON LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274













7548-015-001Resident18 ROANWOOD DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7548-015-008Resident7 SILVERLEAF DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7548-015-014Resident4 GOLDRING PLROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7548-015-017Resident4 SILVERLEAF DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274
















7548-016-012Resident28 MOCCASIN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





















7548-018-014Resident2 WILDHORSE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274











7548-018-037Resident4 527 N PALOS VERDES DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274












7548-019-052Resident2 PLEASANT HILL DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7548-020-012Resident2 LAZY CREEK LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7548-020-037Resident11 PLEASANT HILLROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7548-020-041Resident3 LAZY CREEK DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7548-020-044Resident4 CREEK LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7551-001-001Resident1 PONY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7551-001-004Resident7 PONY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274

7551-001-005Resident16 PALOMINO LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274















7551-003-007Resident3 0 PONY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274










7551-004-001Resident13 PINTO LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274













7551-004-014Resident25 PONY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 9027 4



7551-004-017Resident3 3 PONY LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



















7551-006-015Resident31 EMPTY SADDLE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7551-008-001Resident2 EMPTY SADDLE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7551-008-006Resident7 SINGLETREE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7551-008-010Resident2 W SINGLETREE- LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






















7551-009-019Resident4 6 EMPTY SADDLE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




















7551-010-017Resident8 SHADOW LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7551-010-024Resident2 SADDLE HORN LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274









7551-011-001Resident34 02 TANGLEWOOD LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7551-011-002Resident3410 TANGLEWOOD LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274










7551-011-020Resident3463 TANGLEWOODROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7575-003-083Resident10 SEAHURST RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7575-003-085Resident45 SHADY VISTA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






7575-005-001Resident24 RANCHVIEW RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274








7575-005-011Resident14 RANCH VIEW RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


















7575-006-015Resident3 0 RANCHVIEW RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






7575-007-004Resident12 GOLDEN SPAR PLROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7575-007-008Resident1 SANTA BELLA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274














7575-008-009 .Resident31 SANTA BELLA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7575-008-010Resident3 3 SANTA BELLA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7575-008-013Resident39 W SANTA BELLA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7575-009-001Resident40 SANTA BELLA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7575-009-002Resident4 3 06 SANTA BELLA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



















7575-010-007Resident3 6 SHADY VISTA RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274










7575-010-018Resident5 SEAHURST DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274









7575-011-010Resident11 SEAHURST STROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7575-012-001Resident53 SILVER SADDLE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274
















7575-014-022Resident65 RANCHVIEWROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7575-015-001Resident2 PALOS VERDES LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


















7575-015-023Resident21 RANCHVIEW RDROLLING HILLS EST"CA 90274

























7575-016-901ResidentROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274










7575-017-022Resident3 5 SILVER SADDLE LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274









7576-001-001Resident2 6517 DUNWOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7576-001-003Resident26423 DUNWOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




















7576-003-001Resident5239 KINGSPINE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7576-003-002Resident1 ROLLINGWOOD DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7576-003-005Resident7 ROLLINGWOOD DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274


















7576-005-001Resident4 6 ROLLINGWOOD DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274








7576-005-009Resident4937 ELMDALE DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


























7576-006-018Resident503 3 ELMDALE DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


















7576-008-018Resident502 3 KINGSPINE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






7576-009-004Resident5113 BLUEMOUND RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




7576-009-008Resident514 5 BLUEMOUND RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




















7576-010-009Resident5146 KINGSPINE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274









7576-012-006Resident523 3 WILLOW WOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274
































7576-013-017Resident514 3 WILLOW WOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7576-014-004Resident5003 ROCKBLUFF DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7576-014-006Resident1 BROKENBOW LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7576-014-013Resident15 SILVER EAGLE RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274
















7576-015-009Resident492 3 ROCKBLUFF DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274












7576-016-006Resident26137 MARINA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7576-016-008Resident2612 3 MARINA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274




















7576-017-007Resident4709 ROLLANDO DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274











7576-018-008Resident2 6031 MARINA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7576-018-011Resident26036 SILVER SPUR RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


7576-019-001Resident4 667 MARLOMA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7576-019-002Resident4659 MARLOMA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274














7576-020-004Resident*4540 MARLOMA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274







7576-020-011Resident4 648 MARLOMA DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274






7576-020-018Resident4 63 3 ROLLANDO DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





7576-021-009Resident4 616 ROLLANDO DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274



7576-021-012Resident4 646 ROLLANDO DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274






7576-023-007Resident4644 ROCKBLUFF DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 9 0274








7576-024-001Resident5048 FOXPOINT LNROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274


























7576-025-011Resident3 3 SILVER SPRING DRROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274





















7576-025-033Resident •5150 WILLOW WOOD RDROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274























7576-027-002Resident5288 WILLOW WOOD RD .ROLLING HILLS EST CA 90274

7575-026-041Resident4333 W CARTESIAN CIPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-026-056Resident4336 W ROUSSEAU LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-026-031Resident43 38 W CARTESIAN CIPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274







7575-026-038Resident4 3 53 W CARTESIAN CIPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7537-018-901Resident44 2 0 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

Resident1 REATA LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

Resident16 WILLIAMSBURG LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7569-011-003Resident11 BLACKWATER CANYON RDROLLING HILLS CA 90274














7569-015-002Resident1 ACACIA LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7569-015-003Resident1 ACACIA RDROLLING HILLS CA 90274


7569-015-005Resident2 ACACIA LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274



7569-016-001Resident6 WILLIAMSBURG LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274













7569-018-001Resident22 MIDDLERIDGE LANE NROLLING HILLS CA 90274













7569-020-001Resident5 MIDDLERIDGE LANE SROLLING HILLS CA 90274


7569-020-005Resident6 S MIDDLERIDGE LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274






7569-021-007Resident27 S MIDDLERIDGE RDROLLING HILLS CA 90274



7569-021-010Resident17 SOUTH MIDDLERIDGE LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7569-021-011Resident29 MIDDLERIDGE LN SROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7569-021-012Resident8 MIDDLERIDGE LN SROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7569-021-013Resident32 MIDDLERIDGE LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

7570-024-003Resident4 STORMS HILL LNROLLING HILLS CA 90274

Resident24 MALAGA COVE PLAZAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-001-004Resident3915 VIA SOLANOPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-002-038Resident3909 VIA CARDELINAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-004-017Resident3 819 VIA LA SELVAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-004-018Resident3925 VIA PICAPOSTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274



7537-005-011Resident3740 VIA LA SELVAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-005-013Resident37 05 N PALOS VERDES DRPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-005-014Resident3709 N PALOS VERDES DRPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274







7537-006-006Resident3820 VIA LA SELVAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-006-008Resident3-801 N PALOS VERDES DRPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274








7537-007-004Resident3915 VIA NIVELPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274



7537-008-001Resident4 000 VIA PICAPOSTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274






7537-008-010Resident4 01 VIA COLORINPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-008-011Resident404 VIA ALCANCEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274




7537-008-015Resident4 017 VIA NIVELPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274







7537-009-003Resident4008 VIA LARGAVISTAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274










7537-009-020Resident305 VIA COLORINPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-010-009Resident4032 VIA GAVILANPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274







7537-014-001Resident4100 VIA LARGAVISTAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274





























7537-016-014Resident4 3 05 VIA AZALEAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-016-016Resident4 313 VIA AZALEAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-016-017Resident4317 VIA AZALEAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274









7537-017-006Resident44 09 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-017-008Resident4 3 05 VIA NIVELPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274






7537-018-003Resident4404 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-018-005Resident4405 LUCERA CIPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-018-006Resident44 09 LUCERA CIPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274






7537-018-012Resident4445 VIA PINZONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274














7537-019-010Resident4401 VIA PIN2ONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274










7537-020-003Resident4 2 09 VIA PINZONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274












7537-020-016Resident601 VIA PAROPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-020-017Resident4 3 00 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274





7537-020-022Resident604 VIA PAROPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-020-024Resident4 305 VIA PINZONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-021-001Resident500 VIA GORRIONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274























7537-021-027Resident4 305 VIA VALMONTE AVPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-021-027Resident4 3 05 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274










7537-024-001Resident3908 VIA VALMONTEPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 9 0274








7537-024-009Resident3909 VIA PAVIONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-024-011Resident43 VALMONTE PLAZAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-024-012Resident3 6 VALMONTE PLAZAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


















7537-025-018Resident4 001 VIA PAVIONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

















7537-027-001Resident4201 VIA ALONDRAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-027-002Resident4 205 VIA ALONDRAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


















7537-028-008Resident44 32 VIA PINZONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274










7537-029-001Resident4436 VIA PIN2ONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274









7537-030-006Resident4 3 00 VIA ALONDRAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274


7537-030-008Resident4 3 08 VIA PAVIONPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274




















7537-031-011Resident4 24 0 VIA ALONDRAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274



















7537-033-900Resident4 057 VIA OPATAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-034-001Resident4 005 VIA CAMPESINAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

7537-034-002Resident4009 VIA PIMAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274








7537-034-010Resident4 041 VIA PIMAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274



7537-034-013Resident4044 VIA OPATAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274





7537-034-021.Resident4020 VIA OPATAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274






















7537-035-010Resident4 013 VIA CAMPESINAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

T537-031-008Resident4 228 VIA ALONDRAPALOS VERDES ESTA CA 90274

Resident3603 W. FOXRIDGE #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

Resident3604 W. ESTATES LN #306PALOS VERDES, CA 90274

159Resident3601 W. HIDDEN LN #120PALOS VERDES, CA 90274











290Resident3 604 W. HIDDEN LN #319PALOS VERDES, CA 90274








302Resident3 607 W. HIDDEN LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

303Resident3607 W. HIDDEN LN #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

304Resident3 607 W. HIDDEN LN #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

305Resident3609 W. HIDDEN LN #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

306Resident3609 W. HIDDEN LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

307Resident3 609 W. HIDDEN LN #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

308Resident3609 W. HIDDEN LN #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274



317Resident3613 W. HIDDEN LN #EPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

318Resident3 615 W. HIDDEN LN #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274




323Resident3615 W. HIDDEN LN #EPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

324Resident3615 W. HIDDEN LN #FPALOS VERDES, CA 90274









336Resident362 3 W. HIDDEN LN #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

337Resident3 62 3 W. HIDDEN LN #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

341Resident3 62 5 W. HIDDEN LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274



344Resident3 608 W. ESTATES LN #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

345Resident3 608 W. ESTATES LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

346Resident3608 W. ESTATES LN #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

347Resident3 608 W. ESTATES LN #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

348Resident3608 W. ESTATES LN #FPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

349Resident3610 W. ESTATES LN #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274



356Resident3612 W. ESTATES LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274


358Resident3612 W. ESTATES LN #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

360Resident3 612 W. ESTATES LN #EPALOS VERDES, CA 90274



366Resident3614 W. ESTATES LN #EPALOS VERDES, CA 90274


368Resident3 616 W. ESTATES LN #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

369Resident3 616 W. ESTATES LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274




373Resident3618 W. ESTATES LN #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274



376Resident3602 W. ESTATES LN #101PALOS VERDES, CA 90274

377Resident3 602 W. ESTATES LN #102PALOS VERDES, CA 90274
















400Resident3602 W. ESTATES LN #204PALOS VERDES, CA 9 0274

401Resident3602 W. ESTATES LN #2 05PALOS VERDES, CA 90274



404Resident3 602 W. ESTATES LN #2 08PALOS VERDES, CA 90274






498Resident3601 W. FOXRIDGE #BPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

500Resident3602 W. FOXRIDGE #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

503Resident3602 W. FOXRIDGE #DPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

506Resident3602 W. FOXRIDGE #FPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

509Resident3602 W. FOXRIDGE #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

497Resident3 601 W. FOXRIDGE #APALOS VERDES, CA 90274

499Resident3 601 W. FOXRIDGE #CPALOS VERDES, CA 90274


505Resident3602 W. FOXRIDGE #EPALOS VERDES, CA 90274


7537-001-900ResidentPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7548-003-039Resident1-4 LATIGO LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-005-025Resident26509 S ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7570-017-004Resident26510 CRENSHAW BLPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-005-024Resident26521 ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-020-043Resident2 6526 S ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274













7575-024-038Resident26591 ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 9 0274

7570-001-001Resident2 6600 WESTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7570-017-007Resident26621 WESTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-024-033Resident2 6623 S ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7575-024-031Resident2 664 3 S ACADEMY DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274







7570-016-012Resident2 6661 EASTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7570-001-004Resident26672 EASTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7570-019-013Resident26688 CRENSHAW BLPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



























7570-014-005Resident26939 BOLAN LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274
















7570-004-004Resident27010 SUNNYRIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7570-011-008Resident27 027 SUNNYRIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7570-011-010Resident-27030 EASTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274























7570-019-001Resident27115 TRAVIS LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274







7570-011-018Resident27286 EASTVALE DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7570-020-011Resident27300 RAINBOW RIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7570-020-r010Resident27305 RAINBOW RIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7570-020-012Resident27310 S RAINBOW RIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7570-020-009Resident27 311 RAINBOW RIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274









7570-012-001Resident273 3 6 EASTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7570-005-014Resident273 3 6 SUNNYRIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7570-022-009Resident27341 RAINBOW RIDGEPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7570-011-013Resident27 3 58 EASTVALE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274























Resident27606 SUNNYRIDGE RDPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274










Resident29629 STONECRESTPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-059Resident3 601 W FOX RIDGE LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-058Resident3601 W FOX RIDGE LN BPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-057Resident3601 W FOX RIDGE LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-021-031Resident3601 W HIDDEN LN 101PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7548-021-036Resident3 601 W HIDDEN LN 106PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


















7548-021-074Resident3601 W HIDDEN LN 3 04PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7548-021-079Resident3 601 W HIDDEN LN 3 09PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274












7548-009-128Resident3602 W ESTATES LN 101PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7548-009-131Resident3 602 W ESTATES LN 104PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



















7548-009-150Resident3 602 W ESTATES LN 2 03PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274











7548-009-161Resident3602 W ESTATES LN 215PALOS VERDES PENI CA 9 0274



























7548-009-065Resident3602 W FOX RIDGE LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7548-009-063Resident3 602 W FOX RIDGE LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-062Resident3602 W FOX RIDGE LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-061Resident3 602 W FOX RIDGE LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-060Resident3602 W FOX RIDGE LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-056Resident3603 W FOX RIDGE LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7548-009-054Resident3 603 W FOX RIDGE LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-053Resident3603 W FOX RIDGE LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274






7548-021-136Resident3603 W HIDDEN LN 3 06PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



































7548-009-088Resident3604 W ESTATES LN 2 01PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




















7548-022-072Resident3607 W HIDDEN LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-071Resident3607 W HIDDEN LN BPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-070Resident3607 W HIDDEN LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-069Resident3607 W HIDDEN LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-021Resident3608 W ESTATES LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-022Resident3 608 W ESTATES LN BPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-023Resident3608 W ESTATES LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-024Resident3608 W ESTATES LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-025Resident3608 W ESTATES LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-026Resident3608 W ESTATES LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7548-022-065Resident3 609 W HIDDEN LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7548-009-028Resident3610 W ESTATES LN BPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7548-009-031Resident3 610 W ESTATES LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-009-032Resident3610 W ESTATES LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7548-022-063Resident3 611 W HIDDEN LN BPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7548-022-061Resident3 611 W HIDDEN LN DPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274






7548-009-039Resident3 612 W ESTATES LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7548-022-056Resident3613 W HIDDEN LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274






7548-009-033Resident3 614 W ESTATES LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-055Resident3 615 W HIDDEN LN APALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7548-022-051Resident3615 W HIDDEN LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-050Resident3615 W HIDDEN LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7548-009-051Resident3 616 W ESTATES LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274







7548-009-047Resident3 618 W ESTATES LN CPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274









7548-022-039Resident3 621 W HIDDEN LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7548-022-030Resident3 623 W HIDDEN LN EPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7548-022-029Resident3623 W HIDDEN LN FPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274






7575-020-046Resident4003 MONTAIGNE WY 'PALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7575-020-035Resident4 009 W MONTAIGNE WYPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7575-020-034Resident4015 W MONTAIGNE WYPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

7575-021-052Resident4 015 W ROUSSEAU LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274



7575-021-051Resident4 023 N ROUSSEAU LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7575-020-040Resident4026 ROUSSEAU LNPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274


7575-020-032Resident4029 MONTAIGNE WYPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274




7575-020-045Resident4039 MONTAIGNE WYPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274












7575-022-068Resident4077 ROUSSEAUPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274





7575-022-073Resident4100 QUINLIN DRPALOS VERDES PENI CA 90274

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RESIDENTP.O. BOX 4168SANTA FE SPRINGS CA 90670

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLACKS IN ENERGYLOS ANGELES CHAPTERP.O. BOX 15346LOS ANGELES, CA 90015

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CALIFORNIA REGIONAL UATER QUALITY CONTROL BDSANTA ANA REGION2010 IOWA AVENUE, SUITE 100RIVERSIDE, CA 92507

CITIZENS FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT639 KERN AVENUETULARE, CA 92374

ENVRIONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND5655 COLLEGE AVENUE #304OAKLAND, CA 94618

GREENPEACE139 TOUNSEND STREETSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94107

L.A. TIMES - SUBURBAN SECTIONSSOUTH BAY SECTION23133 HAWTHORNE BOULEVARD, SUITE 200TORRANCE, CA 90505

LOS ANGELES TIMESTIMES MIRROR SQUARELOS ANGELES, CA 90053

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ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICTP.O. BOX 8300FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA 92728-8300

PALOS VERDES PENINSULA NEWSP.O. BOX 2400PALOS VERDES PENIN, CA 90274

PENINSULA CENTER LIBRARY650 DEEP VALLEY DRIVEROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

THE DAILY BREEZE5125 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90509

THE MARK GROUP1241 E DYER ROAD, SUITE 130SANTA ANA, CA 92705

THE MARK GROUP1241 EAST DYER ROAD, SUITE 130SANTA ANA, CA 92705

TUTTLE & TAYLOR33 NEW MONTGOMERY, 19TH FLSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105

WALTERIA LIBRARY3815 W 242ND STREETTORRANCE, CA 90505

GAMAL ABDALLACITY OF TORRANCECITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

DAVID ABERCROMBIE1076 - 59TH STREETOAKLAND, CA 94608

PEG AKINSCAPITOL REPORTS921 11TH ST, SUITE 701SACRAMENTO, CA 95814-2821

LIZ ALLENSIERRA CLUB394 BLAISDELLCLAREMONT, CA 91711

HALINDA ALLISONMCCUTCHEN DOYLE BROUN & ENERSEN3 EMBARCADERO CENTERSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111

BRADLEY ANGELGREENPEACEFORT MASON, BLDG ESAN FRANCISCO, CA 94123

BILL APPLEGATECITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

LEON G. ARNOLDCOUNTY OF LOS ANGELESDEPARTMENT OF ARBORETA AND BOTANIC GARDENS301 NORTH BALDWIN AVENUEARCADIA, CA 91007

ROBERT BECKCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

LANA BECKETTHELLER EHRMAN UHITE & MCAULIFFE555 S FLOWER ST 25TH FLLOS ANGELES, CA 90071-2306

TERRY BELANGERCITY OF ROLLING HILLS2 PORTUGESE BEND ROADROLLING HILLS, CA 90274

MIKE BELLIVEAUCITIZENS FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT942 MARKET ST, SUITE 505SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94102

PAMELA BENNETTENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICESSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY385 N ARROWHEADSAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415

SUSAN BERNARDESTATES TOUNHOMES HOA3608 ESTATES LANE #EPALOS VERDES PEN IN, CA 90274

HONORABLE ROBERT G. BEVERLY1611 S. PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAYREDONDO BEACH, CA 90277

LISA BICKERCALIF COUNCIL FOR ENVIRON & ECONOMIC BALANCE100 SPEAR ST SUITE 805SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105

JIM BISHOPTOWER-BORNER PUBLISHING INC800 ROOSEVELT ROAD, BLDG 3, STE 408GLEN ELLYN, IL, IL 60137-5835

RICHARD BUTTCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

ED CAMERENASOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MGMT DIST21865 E COPLEY DRIVEDIAMOND BAR, CA 91765-4182

JANETTE CARR24506 PARK STLOMITA, CA 90505

CHUCK CHAMBERSCOUNTRY HILLS ESTATES HOA63 MALAGA COVE PLAZAPALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

LARRY CHASEINTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CORP336 W ANAHEIM STWILMINGTON, CA 90744

DONALD D. CILLAYCITY OF LONG BEACHDEPT. OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES2655 PINE AVENUELONG BEACH, CA 90806

JERRY CLIFFORDU.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY215 FREEMONT STREET <T-2)SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105

BOUMAN COXU01 WILSON BL, STE 900ARLINGTON, VA 94107

HONORABLE ALAN CRANSTON5757 U. CENTURY BOULEVARD, NO. 515LOS ANGELES, CA 90045

DEANE DANACOUNTY OF LOS ANGELES500 W TEMPE STREETLOS ANGELES, CA 90012

P. DeFALCOLEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS117 NATALIE DRIVEMORAGA, CA 94556

VERONICA A. DOLLESCHELCITY OF RANCHO PALOS VERDES30940 HAWTHORNE BOULEVARDRANCHO PALOS VERDES, CA 90274

BARBARA DUDLEYESTATES CONDOMINIUMS HOA3603 HIDDEN LANE #316PALOS VERDES PEN IN, CA 90274

JOHN M. FANNINGRIVERSIDE COUNTYENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH4065 COUNTY CIRCLE DRRIVERSIDE, CA 92503

HONORABLE GERALD N. FELANDO3838 CARSON STREET, SUITE 110TORRANCE, CA 90503

RICHARD L. GARRETTCHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC.ENRAC DIVISION16014 ADELANTE ST, UNIT EAZUSA, CA 91702

KATY GEISSERTCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

ROBERT GHIRELLIREGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD101 CENTRE PLAZA DRIVEMONTEREY PARK, CA 91754-2156

CLARENCE G1ECKBKK CORPORATE2550 - 237TH STREETTORRANCE, CA 90505

RICHARD GILLCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHPALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

GINA MARIA GILLETTEDEPT. OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL245 W BROADWAY, SUITE 350LONG BEACH, CA 90802

RUTH GRALOWCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATESP.O. BOX 1086PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

RALPH GRIPPOCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

MARK D. HAMILTONPACIFIC INDUSTRIES SERVICES CORP925 WEST ESTHER STREETLONG BEACH, CA 90813-1423

RICHARD HANSONLOS ANGELES COUNTYDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES2525 CORPORATE PLMONTEREY PARK, CA 91754

DEE HARDI SONCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

HIKE HENLEYUASTETECH NEWS131 MADISON STDENVER, CO 80206

JOHN HINTONTOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAMDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES245 U BROADWAY #350LONG BEACH, CA 90802

ALLAN HIRSCHDEPT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL245 W BROADWAY, SUITE 350LONG BEACH, CA 90802

RUTH MARY HUMPHREYCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATESP.O. BOX 1086PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

MAGGIE IDESOUTHERN CALIF ASSOC OF GOVERNMENTHAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY818 WEST 7TH STREETLOS ANGELES, CA 90017

LEA JEFFRIESCOUNTY SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE825 MAPLE AVENUE, ROOM 150TORRANCE, CA 90503

LEROY JACKSONCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

JENNIFER JENNINGSTHE PLANNING AND CONSERVATION LEAGUE926 "J" STREET, SUITE 612SACRAMENTO, CA 95814

JOHN JOHAM, JR.CENTRAL & WEST BASIN REPLEISHMENT DIST7439 E FLORENCE AVENUEDOWNEY, CA 90240

DEBBY KOVENTOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAMP.O. BOX 942732SACRAMENTO, CA 94234-7320

TONY KRISSMOORE & ASSOCIATES2700 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAYTORRANCE, CA 90505

DON LEECITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

BRUCE LIVINGSTONCLEAN WATER ACTION944 MARKET STREET, SUITE 600SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94102

RALPH LOPEZLOS ANGELES COUNTYDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES313 N FIGUEROA ST, RM 306LOS ANGELES, CA 90012

D. MANLEYSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SERVICE STATION ASSOC16750 HALE AVENUE, SUITE AIRVINE, CA 92714-5050

RAYMOND HATTINGLYCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATESP.O. BOX 1086PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

JACKIE M. McGUIRECITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NOTHROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

JERRY MERALPLANNING & CONSERVATION LEAGUE909 0 12TH STREET, SUITE 203SACRAMENTO, CA 95814

ROBERT E. MERRYMANORANGE COUNTYP.O. BOX 355SANTA ANA, CA 902702

LAURA MILLERREMAX29904 HAWTHORNE BOULEVARDROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

MICHAEL MOOOYCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATESP.O. BOX 1086PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

MARCIA MURPHYTOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL PROGRAMP.O. BOX 942732SACRAMENTO, CA 94234-7320

GEORGE NAKANOCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

MOSHEN NAZEMISCAQMD21865 EAST COPLEY DRIVEDIAMOND BAR, CA 91765

PENNY NEWMANCCHU/WESTP.O. BOX 33124RIVERSIDE, CA 92519

JAMES NYMANCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATESP.O. BOX 1086PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

MAUREEN O'DONNELLCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

GARY ORSOCOUNTY OF RIVERSIDE4080 LEMON DRIVERIVERSIDE, CA 92501

MICHAEL PAPARIANSIERRA CLUB1014 NINTH STREET, SUITE 201SACRAMENTO, CA 95815

GERALD PARKINSONCHEMICAL WEEK MCGRAW-HILL3001 RED HILL AVENUE, BLDG 1, SUITE 22COSTA MESA, CA 92626

JIM PARSONSSTATE WATER RESOURCE CONTROL BOARDP.O. BOX 100SACRAMENTO, CA 95801

ROGER PEARSONCA ENVIRONMENTAL INSIDER762 DEHAROSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94107

GODFREY PERNELLCITY OF ROLLING HILLS2 PORTUGESE BEND ROADROLLINGS HILLS, CA 90274

JOHANNA PETERSENHILLER EHRMAN WHITE & McAULIFFE333 BUSH STREETSAN FRANCISCO,

WENDY PHILLIPSWATER REPLENISHMENT DISTRICT12621 E. 166TH STCERRITOS, CA 90701

DOUGLAS PRITCHARDCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHPALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

BARBARA RAUCHCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

CATHY REEDCITY OF PALOS VERDES ESTATES340 PALOS VERDES DRIVE WESTPALOS VERDES, CA 90274

ROBERT REINHARDMORRISON & FORESTER345 CALIFORNIA STREETSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94104

HONORABLE DANA ROHRABACHER2733 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, SUITE 306TORRANCE, CA 90505

JIM RYANRYAN AND RYAN, INC.229 AVENUE I, SUITE 3C0REDONDO BEACH, CA 90277

PAUL RYANSAN BERNARDINO COUNTYENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES385 N ARROWHEADSAN BERNARDINO, CA 92415

DAVE SERRENCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

KENNETH SERVISCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

DON SHERMAN21 MELA LANERANCHO PALOS VERDES, CA 90274

MICHAEL E. SHIANGGERAGHTY & MILLER INCORPORATED17800 CASTLETON STREETCITY OF INDUSTRY, CA 91748

JOHN SMITHWASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD1020 9TH STREET, SUITE 300SACRAMENTO, CA 95801

JODY SPARKSTOXICS ASSESSMENT GROUPP.O. BOX 73620DAVIS, CA 95617-3620

VERN STANGE5853 FINECREST DRRANCHO PALOS VERDES, CA 90274

GARY R. STEPHANYSAN DIEGO COUNTYDIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHP.O. BOX 85261SAN DIEGO, CA 92138-5261

KRISTIN STULTZTOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL PROGRAM245 W. BROADWAY, SUITE 350LONG BEACH, CA 90802

BRIAN STURTEVANTHAZNET921 11TH ST, STE 701SACRAMENTO, CA 95814-2814

BRIAN SUNSHINECITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

GIL SUEHOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA4900 RIVERGRADE ROADIRWINDALE, CA 91706

DIANE TAKVORIANENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH COALITION1717 KETTNER BOULEVARD, SUITE 100SAN DIEGO, CA 92101-2532

RAY TAYLORCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVEROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

RICHARD THOMPSONCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHPALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

LOLA UNGARCITY OF ROLLING HILLS2 PORTUGESE BEND ROADROLLING HILLS, CA 90274

NORM UNISROANWOOD HOA10 ROANWOODROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

PETER M. WEBERCITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CA 90274

HONORABLE PETE WILSON11111 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD, SUITE 915LOS ANGELES, CA 90025

SAM WISECITY OF ROLLING HILLS ESTATES4045 PALOS VERDES DRIVE NORTHPALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA 90274

HARK UIRTHCITY OF TORRANCE3031 TORRANCE BOULEVARDTORRANCE, CA 90503

THOMAS L. WOLFIMPERIAL COUNTYDIV ENVIRONMENTAL HEATLH SERVICES939 MAIN STREETEL CENTRO, CA 92243

KIM ZASLOWANN LEUNG REALTY1332 HERMOSA AVENUE, SUITE 14HERMOSA BEACH, CA 90254

ATTACHMENT F.2

INFORMATION LETTERS MAILED FOR THE PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY


1955 Workmen Mill Rood, Whither, CA 90601-4998Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998Telephone: (310) 699-741 1, FAX: (310) 695-6139

CHARLES W. CARRYChief Engineer and General Manager

September 23, 1992File No. 31R-101.10

Ms. Flora Liu5503 Emerald StreetTorrance, CA 90503

Dear Ms. Liu:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyFact Sheets

Thank you for your interest in the Palos Verdes Landfill. As we discussed on the telephone,five fact sheets have been issued for the project noted above and are enclosed with this letter foryour information. We will also add your name to the project mailing list so that you receive futuremailings.

If you have any further questions regarding the project, or desire further or more detailedinformation, please do not hesitate to call me at the above number.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. JaProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:lehEnclosures

cc: Ms. Kristin AndersenCalifornia Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Toxic Substances ControlRegion 4 (Long Beach)

Ms. Denise YaffeCalifornia Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Toxic Substances ControlRegion 4 (Long Beach)

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LDS ANGELES COLJNTi

1955 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA 90601-4998

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998 CHARLES W CARRY

Telephone: (310) 699-7411, FAX: (310) 695-6139 Chief Engineer and General Manager

August 24, 1992File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Bob Murphy19 Silver SaddleRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Murphy:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyPhotograph of Landfill

Thank you for your interest in the investigation at the Palos Verdes LandfilL As we discussedat the community meeting held in June, the Sanitation Districts takes photographs of the PalosVerdes Landfill on occasion. You expressed an interest in receiving a copy of one of these photos.Enclosed is a copy of a recent photograph (taken in early 1991) that shows the landfill and some ofthe surrounding areas. Due to the angle of the picture, Silver Saddle is not included in this recentphotograph; however, I hope you enjoy it anyway.

Please feel free to contact me if have any questions or comments on the landfill or theinvestigation.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

MaryJ. Wcob* ( /Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:leh

Enclosure

cc: Ms. Kristin AndersenCalifornia Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Toxic Substances ControlRegion 4 (Long Beach)

Ms. Denise YaffeCalifornia Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Toxic Substances ControlRegion 4 (Long Beach)

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LDS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Wo'kmon Mil l Rood, Whiltier CA 90601-4998

Moil.ng Address PO Box 4998 Whitue', CA 90607-4998 CHARLES W CASRY

Telephone (213) 699-7411, (213) 685-5217, Fax (2131695-6139 Chef Engineer and General Manager

June 24, 1992

File: 31R-101.45

CERTIFIED MAIL

Mr. Ronald BeckPerona, Langer & Beck300 East San Antonio DriveP. O. Box 7948Long Beach, CA 90807-0948

Dear Mr. Beck:

Notice of Claim Insufficiency and NoticeThat Claim May Not Have Been Timely Filed

This notice relates to the claim dated June 11, 1992, addressed to the ChiefEngineer and General Manager of the County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County,signed by you on behalf of all claimants identified in Exhibit "A" thereto, and is givenpursuant to Government Code Sections 910.8 and 911.3.

Government Code Section 911.2 provides that a claim relating to a cause of actionfor death or for injury to person or to personal property or growing crops shall be presentednot later than six (6) months after the accrual of the cause of action.

In paragraph 3 of your claim, you state that there is no specific date and/or hourof any occurrence or event. By reason thereof, the claim fails to comply substantially withthe requirements of Section 910 of the Government Code. For this reason, the Board willnot take action on the claim for a period of at least fifteen (15) days from the date of thisnotice.

By reason of the insufficiency described above, we are unable to determinewhether or not your claim relates to an event or occurrence which occurred prior to six (6)months from the date this claim was presented. In the event that such was your intent, thelaw requires us to give you the following notice:

The claim you presented to the Chief Engineer and GeneralManager of the County Sanitation Districts of Los AngelesCounty on June 12, 1992, is being returned because it was notpresented within six months after the event or occurrence asrequired by law. See Sections 901 and 911.2 of theGovernment Code. Because the claim was not presentedwithin the time allowed by law, no action was taken on theclaim.

Mr. Beck -2- June 24, 1992

Your only recourse at this time is to apply without delay toCounty Sanitation District No. 2 of Los Angeles County forleave to present a late claim. See Sections 911.4 to 912.2,inclusive, and Section 946.6 of the Government Code. Undersome circumstances, leave to present a late claim will begranted. See Section 911.6 of the Government Code.

You may seek the advice of an attorney of your choice inconnection with this matter. If you desire to consult anattorney, you should do so immediately.

A copy of your claim has been retained. If an application for leave to present alate claim is not presented within fifteen (15) days of the date of this letter, we will presume,insofar as it pertains to injury to person or personal property, that it relates to an event oroccurrence which took place within six months of the date on which the claim was presented.If you require more than fifteen (15) days, please advise me promptly.

Yours very truly,

Lonny DirksChief Accountant andSecretary to the Boards

LD:sgEnclosurescc: B. Richard Marsh, District Counsel

Carl Warren & Co.bec: Steve Maguin

Jerry Gentilini


1955 Workmen Mill Road, Whittier, CA 90601-4998Moiling Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998Telephone: (213) 699-7411, (213) 685-5217Fax: (213) 695-6139

Mr. Vern Stange5853 Finecrest DriveRancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274

CHARLES W. CARRY

Chief Engineer and General Manager

April 9, 1992File No. 31R-10U0

Dear Mr. Stange:


Per your request, please find enclosed copies of the five fact sheets that have been issued forthe project noted above. We will also add your name to the project mailing list so that you receivefuture mailings.

If you have any questions regarding the project, or desire further or more detailedinformation, please contact the undersigned at one of the above numbers.

MJJ:lehEnclosures

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

MaryJ.Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LOS ANGELES COUKlTj

1955 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA 90601-4998Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998Telephone: (213) 699-7411, (213) 685-5217Fax: (213) 695-6139

CHARLES W. CARRYChief Engineer and General Manager

February 10,1992File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. V. Z. Viskanta670 Silver Spur Drive, #207Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Viskanta:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyGast-to-Energv Plant

Thank you for your interest in the gas-to-energy plant located at the Palos Verdes LandfilLMs. Kristin Andersen of the Department of Toxic Substances Control has asked me to respond toyour questions prompted by the recent mailing of Fact Sheet #5 on the above named project

The emissions you see are from the cooling tower at the gas-to-energy plant I am enclosinga copy of Fact sheet #2, and have highlighted some information on page 2 about the cooling towerspray. This spray, however, is unlikely to be "foul smelling". It is difficult to identify what could bethe source of the smell you are describing without further information about it The best way todetermine whether any of the landfill operations are th source of this smell is to investigate when itis occurring. We would be happy to do this if you will call the gas-to-energy plant on our 24 hourline at (310) 378-1928.

Some of the potential odor sources include the flares used to bum gas when it is not beingfeed to the gas-to-energy boiler, landfill gas emissions from the surface of the landfill, or non-landfillactivities (such as truck traffic along Hawthorne Boulevard).

The Sanitation Districts are anxious to identify and rectify any odors coming from the landfilloperations. Please let us know when you identify odors that may be coming from the landfilL If youhave any questions regarding the information in this letter, please contact the undersigned at one ofthe above numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W.

Mary J.

MJJ:lehEnclosure

Project Coordinator'Solid Waste Management Department

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LOS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Workmen M.ll Road Wh.tner CA 90601-4998

Moi l ing Address PO Bo* 4998 Whiiner CA 90607 4998

Telephone (213)699-7411 213,685-5217

Fax 213) 695-6139CHARLES W CARRY

Engineer and General Manage'

December 3, 1991File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vellios33 Moccasin LaneRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Vellios:

Enclosed is a copy of the contour map for the Hawthorne Canyon Landfill that you requestedat the November 26 Rolling Hills Estates City Council meeting. Please note that this drawing wasmade prior to the landfill activities and shows proposed elevations. The actual conditions followinglandfill activities may have varied slightly from those proposed.

If you have further questions regarding this matter, please contact the undersigned at one ofthe above phone numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

MaryProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:lehEnclosure

cc: Mr. Richard ThompsonPlanning DirectorCity of Rolling Hills Estates

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LOS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Workman Mill Rood, Whittier, CA 90601-4998Mailing Address P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998Telephone (213) 699-7411, (213) 685-5217Fax: (213) 695-6139

CHARLES W CARRYChief Engineer and General Manager

December 12, 1991File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Oscar Orci, Assistant PlannerCity of Rolling Hills Estates4045 Palos Verdes Drive NorthRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Orci:


Enclosed are copies of the four sheets that have been issued for the Palos Verdes LandfillRemedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS). These fact sheets have been mailed to about 5,000residents and businesses near the landfill and to.other interested parties.

If you have any questions about the fact sheets or the RI/FS, please call me at one ofthe above numbers. I am avaUable to answer any questions you or residents of the City may have.

Mary J. WeepsProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:leh

Enclosures

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LQ5 ANGELE5 COUNTY

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September 5. 1991File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Fred SetoHazardous Materials LaboratoryState of California Department of Health Services2151 Berkeley Wa\. Room 515Berkeley, CA 94704-1011

Dear Mr. Setc.

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial InvestigationTeasibilitv StudvQuality Assurance/Qualin Control

Per your request, enclosed are several documents containing Quality Assurance/QualityControl (QA/QC) guidelines being followed during the above named project. In addition theSanitation Districts' San Jose Creek Water Quality Laboratory and outside laboratories used duringthis study have received certification from the California Department of Health Services.

The Sanitation Disticls have released a QA/QC repon on the field sampling performed during1990 and the subsequent analytical results. If you desire to review a copy ci this report, or requirefurther information, please conuct the undersigned at the aVne number.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. Jacobs"Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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August 29. 1991File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Brian Glenn3605 Hidden Lane #306Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Glenn:

PALOS VERDES LANDFILL REMEDUL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDYFACT SHEETS

Thank you for contacting the Sanitation Districts regarding the Palos Verdes LandfillRemedial Investigation. As I told you in our phone conversation, four fact sheets have been issuedregarding the site and this project. I have enclosed copies of these fact sheets for your information.

If you have any questions, or desire further or more detailed information, please do nothesitate to call me at the above number.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. JacobsProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:leh

Enclosures

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LOS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Workman Mill Road / Whittier, CaliforniaMailing Addre*s.- / P. O. Box 4998, Whmief, California 90607-4998 CHARLES W, CARRYTelephone: (213) 699-7411 / From Los Angeles (213) 685-5217 Chief Engineer and General Manager

August 19,1991File No. 31R-10U0

Ms. Jean KullaMcLaren/Hart167SS Von Karman AvenueIrvine, CA 92714

Dear Ms. Kulla:

PALPS VERDES LANDFILL REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILJTY STUDYHYDROGEOLOGIC MODELING AND RISK ASSESSMENT

Thank you for responding to the Sanitation Districts9 Request for Proposals dated Jury 1991regarding the above noted project Your proposal has been carefully and thoroughly reviewed. TheSanitation Districts regret that your services cannot be utilized for this project at this time. Yourproposal will be kept in our files as a reference Tor future work.

The Sanitation Districts appreciate the time and effort invested in your proposal submittaLPlease do not hesitate to contact the undersigned should questions arise concerning this project ortrans mittaL

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Cany

Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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1955 Workman Mill Rood / Wh.tlier, Coliformo

Mailing Address / P O Box 4998, Whitt.er, California 90607-4998

Telephone (213) 699-7411 / From Los Angeles 1213) 685 5217

O A R 1 . E S W CARR V

Cnie' Engineer and Genera M o n c o f

June 13,1991File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Ralph Pearson3237 Candlewood Rd.Ton-ance, CA 90505

Dear Mr. Peaxson:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyRequest for Map

Enclosed is a copy of the map you requested at the community meeting last night. The lineon this map identifies the areas within 1,000 feet of the Palos Verdes Landfill property lines. Inaddition, I've highlighted Candlewood Road on the map. Since the 1,000 foot line crossesCandlewood Road, you may need to do additional investigation to determine whether your propertyis within this area, depending on the exact location of your bouse.

Please contact me at the above numbers if I can be of further assistance.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Cany

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cc: Mr. Chuck Hodge, DHSMs. Kristin Stultz, DHS

Mary J.Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

. COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LDS ANGELES COUNTY

1955 Workman Mill Road / Whittier, California

Mailing Address / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier, Calrfornio 90607-4998 CHARLES W CARRY

Telephone: (213) 699-741 1 / From Los Angeles (213) 685-5217 Chief Engineer and Generol Manager

May 21,1991File No. 31R-101.10

Ms. Joan Davidson1525 Via ArcoPalos Verdes Estates, CA 90274

Dear Ms. Davidson:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation

Thank you for contacting the Sanitation Districts with your questions regarding the PalosVerdes Landfill Enclosed are copies of the three fact sheets which have been issued by theCalifornia State Department of Health Services (DHS) regarding the Remedial Investigation currentlyin progress at the landfill. As I mentioned to you in our phone conversation, the investigation isbeing performed by the Sanitation Districts under the oversight of the DHS.

I have also enclosed a copy of Section 13, Site Background and History, from theHydrogeologic Characterization Plan (November 30, 1989), prepared by the Sanitation Districts. Itmay provide you with additional information on the site.

If you have additional questions, or desire further or more detailed information, please callme at the above numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

MaryJ.jWob*/ (jProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:ksdEnclosures

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSOF LDS ANGELES COUNTY.

1955 Workmen Mill Rood / WhiMier, Colifornio

Mailing Address: / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier, CalHormo 90607-4998

Telephone: (213) 699-741 1 / From Los Angeles (213) 685-5217

CHARLES W CARRY

Chief Engineer and Generol Manager

May 29, 1991File No. 31R-101.10

Supervisor Dean DanaHall of Administration500 W. Temple Street, Room 822Los Angeles, CA 90012

Dear Supervisor Dana:

Palos Verdes Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyFact Sheet #4

Enclosed please Gnd a copy of the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation Update FactSheet #4 which is being mailed to approximately 6,000 residences and businesses in the Palos VerdesLandfill area. This copy is being sent to you so that you are aware of its contents. In the event youhave any questions, or would like more information, we would be pleased to meet with you to discussthe project and provide an update.

If you desire further or more detailed information, please call the undersigned at the abovetelephone numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. Ityday /Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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cc: Ms. Kristin Stultz, DHSMr. Chuck Hodge, DHSMr. Greg Holmes, DHS


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February 15, 1990File No! 31R-101.10

Ray Taylor. City ManagerCity of Rolling Hills Estates4045 Palos Verdes BoulevardRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Taylor:

On January 30, 1990, Chuck Dowdell. and Ethan Laden and I met with you and Rich Thompsonto discuss the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) project. During thismeeting, it was decided that it would be worthwhile to present an RiyFS project update to the Rolling HillsEstates City Council. As such, the Sanitation Districts wish to make a presentation to the City Council attheir February 27, 1990 meeting. The presentation will provide an update about the RI/FS project to beundertaken at the Palos Verdes Landfill. Should you have any questions, please contact the undersigned.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

John H. GulledgeAssistant Department HeadSolid Waste Management Department

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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LOS ANGELES COUNTY'

1955 Workman Mill Rocd / WhihSer, Caiiforn:aMailing Address: / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier, Caiiforn'a 90607-J99S Z-^AR'.Ei 'vVTelephone: (21 3) 699-741 1 / From Los Angeies i2 1 3! 685-52' 7 Ciie ; E.-c'iee- jr.c G^era Manege

. April 2. 1990File No. 31R-101.10

Ms. Barbara Dudley3603 Hidden Lane #316Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

Dear Ms. Dudley:

The Sanitation Districts would like to thank you and the executive board of the EstatesCondominiums Homeowners Association for allowing us to present information regarding the PalosVerdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study Project to the Board.

Should you or any of the homeowners in the association have any questions concerning theproject please do not hesitate to call Ethan Laden or myself at the above numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary Jo J^cobProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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April 2, 1990File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Chuck Chambers63 Malaga Cove PlazaPalos Verdes Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr. Chambers:

The Sanitation Districts would like to thank you and the executive board of the CountryHills Homeowners .Association for allowing us to present information regarding the Palos VerdesLandGll Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study Project to the Board.


Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary Jo Ja^i >bs (JProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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April 2. 1990File No. 31R-101.10

Ms. Susan Bernard3608 Estates Lane #EPalos Verdes Peninsula. CA 90274

Dear Ms. Bernard:

The Sanitation Districts would like to thank you and the executive board of the EstatesTownhomes Homeowners .Association for allowing us to present information regarding the PalosVerdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/'Feasibility Study Project to the Board.


Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary Jo larcotProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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Mr. Bob Belanos10 Dobbin LaneRolling Hills Estates. CA 90274

Dear Mr. Belanos:

Palos Verdes Landfill Project

In response to your request for information regarding the Palos Verdes Landfill project, weare enclosing a copy of the Fact Sheet issued in May, 1990. The Fact Sheet gives a brief overviewof the site history, the Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study project, and the visibility of variousaspects of the field work. We will also insure that you are on the mailing iist for future updatesand notifications regarding the progress of the project.

If you desire further or more detailed information, please call Mr. Ethan Laden or theundersigned at the above numbers, or contact Ms. Cynthia Martinez. (213) 590-4914, or Ms. KristinStultz, (213) 590-4991, of the State Department of Health Services.

Very truly yours,t

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. Jacobs yProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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June 27, 1990File No. 31R-101.10

Mr. Phillip Johnson5430 Valley View RoadRancho Palos Verdes. CA 90274

Dear Mr. Johnson:

Palos Verdes Landfill Project

In response to your request for information regarding the Palos Verdes Landfill project, weare enclosing a copy of the Fact Sheet issued in May. 1990. The Fact Sheet gives a brief overviewof the site history, the Remedial Investigation'Feasibility Study project, and the visibility of variousaspects of the field work. We will also insure that you are on the mailing list for future updatesand notifications regarding the progress of the project.

If you desire further or more detailed information, please call Mr. Ethan Laden or theundersigned at the above numbers, or contact Ms. Cynthia Martinez, (213) 590-4914, or Ms. KristinStultz, (213) 590-4991, of the State Department of Health Services.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary J. JaProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:jasEnclosure

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LD5 ANGELES COUNTY

1955 WorKncn M Rocc Whittier California

Mailing Aacress D O Eox 4998 Whittier Canforn o 906C-.1998 I-'ARLES A C-RRTelepnone !213 'o95 7 a l l Fror Los Angeles i21 31 685 52 i 7 C W tncmeer ono Gene'oi M r

July 16. 1990File No. 31R-101 10

Mr Richard ThompsonPlanning DirectorCitv of Rolling Hills Estates4045 Palos Verdes Drive NorthRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Dear Mr Thompson

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudvComments on Noise Variance Application

In response to your request, I spoke to Mr. Dan McFarland on July 12, 1990 Mr McFarland livesat 4511 Sugarhill Drive, near one of the Sanitation Districts planned lysimeter installations After reviewingone of the posted notices regarding the Sanitation Districts application for a noise variance during thedrilling and installation of this lysimeter, Mr McFarland had called the city to express his concern that thenoise from the drilling would disturb his wife and newborn baby

During my conversation with Mr. McFarland, he again stated that he felt the noise from drillingwould disturb his wife and newborn baby, and asked if it would be possible for the Sanitation Districts tomo\e the hsimeter up the street away from the cul-de-sac. I told Mr. McFarland that, based on my earlierconversation with you, I had asked the contractor to review the location and determine if it would bepossible to mo%e it as he requested I asked Mr McFarland if moving the lysimeter up the street pastChalmette Lane would, in his opinion, be enough to lessen the impact on his family to an acceptable levelHe agreed that the proposed move would satisfy him.

This morning, the Sanitation Districts contractor reviewed the location for this lysimeter and(.onlirmed that it could be relocated The new location is about 500 feet further from Mr McFarland'shouse, near Hampshire Lane on Sugarhill Drive A new location map will be prepared for submiual to theCountv of Los Angeles Department of Public Works with the required permit application Per ourdiscussion, it will not be necessary to repost the noise variance application.

If \ou have any questions, please contact the undersigned at the above numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carrv

1ar\ J JacobsProject Coordinator'Solid Waste Management Department

MJJ ksdcc Ms Csnthia Martinez. Department of Health Services


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August 31,File No. 31R-101.1

Mr. Leroy Jackson, City ManagerCity of Torrance3031 Torrance BoulevardTorrance, CA 90503

Dear Mr. Jackson:Palos Verdes Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Studv

Question and Answer Fact Sheet

Enclosed please find a copy of the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyQuestion and Answer Fact Sheet which is being mailed to over 8500 residences and businesses in the PalosVerdes Landfill area. This copy is being sent to you so that you are aware of its contents. In the event youhave any questions, or would like more information, we would be pleased to meet with you to discuss theproject and provide an update.

If you desire further, or more detailed information, please call the undersigned at the above telephonenumbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carrv

. Jo Jacobs^ Project Coordinator

Solid Waste Management Department

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cc: Mr. Wael Ibrahim, DHSMs. Cynthia Martinez, DHS

August 31, 1990

File No. 31R-101.1

Boards of DirectorsCounty Sanitation District No. 5 andSouth Bay Cities Sanitation Districtof Los Angeles County

Directors:

Palos Verdes Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyQuestion and Answer Fact Sheet

Enclosed please find a copy of the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility StudyQuestion and Answer Fact Sheet which has been mailed to over 8500 residences and businesses in the PalosVerdes Landfill area. This copy is being sent to you so that you are aware of its contents.

Should you have any questions, or if you would like more information, please call the undersigned atthe above telephone numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary Jo JacobsProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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Estates Townhomes Homeowners AssociationMs. Susan Bernard3608 Estates Lane # EPalos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

Dear Ms. Bernard:

Palos Verdes Remedial Investigation/Feasihility StudyQuestion & Answer Fact Sheet

Enclosed please find a copy of the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Questionand Answer Fact Sheet. This fact sheet is being mailed to over 8500 residences and businesses in the PalosVerdes Landfill area. This copy has been prepared in response to questions raised at the community meetingsheld in May and June. In the event you or your association members have any questions, or would like moreinformation, we will be pleased to meet with you or your association to discuss the project and provide anupdate.

If you desire further, or more detailed information, please call the underdersigned at the abo\etelephone numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carrv

rJo JacobsProject CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

MJJ:pce

cc: Mr. Wael Ibrahim. DHSMs. Cvnthia Martinez, DHS



Mailing Address: / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier, California 90607-4998

Telephone: (213) 699-7411 / From Los Angeles (213) 685-5217

CHARLES W CARRY

Chief Engineer and General Mcnager


Ms. Barbara Dudley3603 Hidden Lane #316Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

Dear Ms. Dudley:

Palos Verdes Landfill Fact Sheets

Enclosed are extra copies of the September 1990 Fact Sheet regarding the Palos VerdesLandfill environmental investigation. If you have any questions, or desire further or more detailedinformation, please contact the undersigned at the above numbers.

MJJ:ksdEnclosures

cc: Ms. Cynthia Martinez, DHSMr. Wael Ibrahim, DHS

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

tCw-t-—Mary J. #co# (IProject Coordinate*/Solid Waste Management Department

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTSDF LDS ANGELES


Mailing Address: / P. O. Box 4998, Whittier California 90607-4998 CHARLES W. CARRY

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Ms. Evelyn HarrisTorrance Library3301 Torrance BoulevardTorrance, CA 90503

Dear Ms. Harris:

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investgation/Feasibilitv StudyAddition to Information Repository

Please add the enclosed Palos Verdes RI/FS September 1990 Fact Sheet to the information stored in yourlibrary.

If you have any questions, please contact the undersigned at the above telephone numbers.

Very truly yours,

Charles W. Carry

Mary Jo,Project CoordinatorSolid Waste Management Department

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Palos Verdes LandfillRemedial Investigation Update

The groundwater has also been tested forradioactivity. Further radioactivity monitoringwill be required to confirm the results of theinitial samples. Recom-mendations foradditional sampling are currently beingdeveloped by the Sanitation Districts forsubmittal to DTSC.

Air SamplingThe Sanitation Districts are continuing tomonitor surface gas and perimeter gas probes.The monitoring results aid the SanitationDistricts in their operation of the landfill gascollection systems and fulfill monitoringrequirements of the Los Angeles CountyDepartment of Health Services.

If you have any questions or concernsregarding landfill gas, you can contact thePVLF onsite staff at 377-3514 or 378-1928(available 24 hours a day).

FOR MORE INFORMATION

More information about the site history,current investigation, project schedule andcommunity concerns can be found in fourprior fact sheets. To receive copies of thesefact sheets, please contact DTSC or the

Sanitation Districts at the numbers listedbelow or return the enclosed mailing listcoupon and indicate that you would like toreceive the prior fact sheets.

DTSC Contacts; If at any time during the RI you havequestions or comments, please contact our office.

Denise YaffeProject Officer(310) 590-4916

Kristin Stuttz AndersenPublic Participation

(310) 590-4991

California EnvironmentalProtection Agency

Department Toxic Substances Control245 West Broadway, Suite 350

Long Beach, CA 90802

Sanitation Districts Contacts: Please feel free to contact theSanitation Districts with any questions or comments also.

Mary JacobsProject Coordinator

(310)699-7411x2413

County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County1955 Workman Mill Road

Whitlier, CA 90607

Information Repositories: All site work plans, the CommunityRelations Plan and other reports can be reviewed at thereference desks of the following libraries.

Peninsula Center Library Torrance Civic Center Library650 Deep Valley Drive 3301 Torrance Boulevard

Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274 Torrance, CA 90503(310) 377-9584 (310) 618-5959

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Sanitation Districts at the numbers listedbelow or return the enclosed mailing listcoupon and indicate that you would likereceive the prior fact sheets.

DTSC Contacts: If at any time during the RI you havequestions or comments, please contact our office.

Oenise YaffeProject Officer(310) 590-4916

Kristin Stultz AndersenPublic Participation

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Surface gas monitoring measures gas emissions through thesurface of the PVLF. Each month samples are collected fromabout three inches above the surface of the landfill. Resultsto date have been below limits specified by the SCAQMD forsimilar monitoring programs at other landfill sites.

Perimeter gas probe monitoring involves the monthly samplingof 256 probes installed around the perimeter of the site whichare designed to detect any subsurface gas migration. If gas isdetected, appropriate steps to eliminate gas migration aretaken. Daily monitoring is also performed until the gas levelssubside. As part of a program for the Los Angeles CountyDepartment of Health Services, in-ground meter boxes are alsomonitored at residences to the northeast of the PVLF. Thismonitoring, performed monthly, shows that gas has notmigrated to nearby residences.

The quality of the landfill gas collected by the site gas controlsystem and burned in the onsite gas-to-energy plant is alsocharacterized each month; results to date have been typical oflandfill gas.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding landfill gas,you can contaa the PVLF onsite staff at 377-3514 or 378-1928(available 24 hours a day).


UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

June, 1991The DHS and the Sanitation Districts will hold a communitymeeting to present preliminary results from the field activitiesthat have occurred and outline the next phase of activitiesonsite. This will also be an opportunity to report on theimeragency briefing and discuss any issues or concerns youmay have about the investigation.

The final report on the Soil Characterization Plan is scheduledto be submitted to the DHS by the Sanitation Districts. Afterthe DHS reviews and approves the report, it will be madeavailable to the public at the Information Repositories.

Summer/Fall, 1991Additional field work for the Hydrogeologic CharacterizationPlan is scheduled to be performed. Specifically, the stormdrain running through the subsurface barrier at the northerncorner of the main site will be investigated to determine if itpresents a potential migration pathway. The integrity of thelake bottom liner at the South Coast Botanic Garden will alsobe investigated.

The DHS has requested that the Sanitation Districtsinvestigate a former waste oil sump located northeast of thePVLF. The Sanitation Districts did not own or operate thisformer sump. Two borings will be drilled in the area nearRolling Hills Road and Fallenleaf Drive.

November, 1991The final report on Phases 2 and 3 of the HydrogeologicCharacterization Plan is scheduled to be submitted to the DHSby the Sanitation Districts. After the DHS reviews andapproves the report, it will be made available to the public atthe Information Repositories.

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Name:

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Janet R- Hallctc

27922 Longhill Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274

Comments:I'm very pleased that the PV Landfill Investigation Study is going

to take place. I know that it is necessary to protect che safety

and health of area residents.

My only concern is the length of time that has been designated to complete

the program. As I read it, the Workplan will begin development Ttb 1990 (s

it must have been started by now). If remedial action is required, it

won't start til June 1996. That's TOO LONG. If pollution is found to

be seeping from the site, it will have done considerable damage before

any action is taken.

I work for an organization that is associated with the government, and 1

understand the sluggishness of bureaucratic business. However, I believe

more priority can be put on. this .project and the various project steps

can be shortened, perhaps by half, so chat action can be taken more

quickly.

I hope you will address this issue of time, and will make an effort:

to speed this whole process up. I would be interested in hearing

from you about this.

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California Department of Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. Broadway, Suite 3501-ong Beach, CA 90802

ATTN. Pa'.os Vcrdes Landfill Rl/FS

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California Department of Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. Broadway, Suite 3S0Long Beach, CA 90802

ATTN. Palos VcrUes Landfill Ri/FS

Name:

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California Department o!" Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. BroaOwoy, Suite *?0Long Beach, CA 90R02

ATTN. Pulos VcrUcvLandfill RI/FS

Name:

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California Department of Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. Broadway. Suite 350Long Beach. CA 90802

ATTN. Palos Vcrtlcs LanOflll Rl/FS

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California Department or Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. Broadway, Suite 350Long Beach, CA 90802

ATTN. Palos Vcrdcs Uminil Rl/FS

Name:

Address: 3903

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California Department of Health ServicesRegion 4 (Long Beach)Toxic Substances Control ProgramPublic Participation Unit245 W. Drondway, Suite 350Long Beach, CA 90802

ATTN. Palos Vcrdes Landfill Rl/FS

Name: / / JJ.Address:

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ATTACHMENT F.4

EVALUATION FORMS FROM A PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY COMMUNITY

MEETING



Please take a few minutes to complete this evaluation and leave It at the sign-in table. Yourcomments will help shape future meetings and improve our interactions with you.

1. How did you learn about this meeting?D Newspaper announcement

3 • Fact Sheet

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make writtencomments.

NO

Neighbor/FriendD Other

a. Did you find the presentations informative1

What would make them better?1



c. Did the question and answer session meet jyour needs? 5

What was missing?

3. Are there any remaining questions or issues you would like addressed in the next fact sheet orcommunity meeting? &

to provide you with information?Community MeetingsSheets } .2-LJ Community Meetings Q Other

iiy additional comments that are of concern to you.

: MAILING COUPON

•If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like toibe added, please complete the following information.

NAME:

I AFFILIATION:

•STREET:

I CITY: .STATE:. ZIP:

Rrv W\




1. How did you learn about this meeting?• Newspaper announcement \Z Neighbor/Friend

D Fact Sheet D Other

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make writtenC O m m e n t S - YES NO

a. Did you find the presentations informative? (j5j) 4 3 2 1





What was missing?

3. Are there any remaining questions or issues you would like addressed in the next fact sheet orcommunity meeting?

4. What is the best way to provide you with information?Si Fact Sheets D Community Meetings • Other


: MAILING COUPONii

; If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like toibe addedplsase complete the following information.

Ji AFFILIATION: ^v/>g //t rife A/&- s/- r*e*Wor lo/tL 77»e PraJaxhxJ OJ)

\STREET:///A.* tit/ft r A STATF, C#STATF, C# ZIP:

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1. How did you learn about this meeting?D Newspaper announcement D Neighbor/Friendfa Sheet D Other

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make writtencomments. „ _

a. Did you find the presentations informative? 5 ri\ 3 2 1What would make them better?



c. Did the question and answer session meetyour needs?

What was missing?


4. What is the best way to provide you with information?Fact Sheets D Community Meetings D Other


: MAILING COUPON

•If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like toibe added, please complete the following information.

JNAME:

i AFFILIATION: — —

•STREET:I CITY: STATE: ZIP:

Rcv.iffl




1. How did you learn about this meeting?D Newspaper announcement E} Neighbor/Friend• Fact Sheet • Other

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make writtenCOmmeMS- YES NO

a. Did you find the presentations informative? 5 /4) 3 2 1What would make them better?


How could the handouts be improved?


What was missing?


4. What is the best way to provide you with information?, 0 Fact Sheets Q Community Meetings D Other


; MAILING COUPON

•If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like toi be added, please complete the following information.

"" Laois _ _ ^I AFFILIATION: f a r m e r reudenl <V7 (\:.{luhj llilh til-

•STREET: b>$5t> L ^ V&&4& "&C **"T| CITY: ^andfc) Thk£> \je.rde5 STATE: £ 4 ZIP:

Rev.




1. How did you learn about this meeting?• Newspaper announcement D Neighbor/FriendU2f Fact Sheet • Other

2. On a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being YES and 1 being NO) please rate the following item by circling theappropriate number. If space does not permit, please utilize the reverse side to make writtenCOmme"1S- YES NO

a. Did you find the presentations informat ive/T) 4 3 2 1



How could the handouts be improved?..


What was missing?


4. What is the best way to provide you with information?G3 Fact Sheets D Community Meetings D Other


; MAILING COUPON

i If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like toibe added, please complete the following information.

|NAME:

I AFFILIATION:

I STREET: :

I CITY: STATE: ZIP:

IUv. t/9l




1. How did you learn about this meeting?LJ Newspaper announcement Q Neighbor/Friend• Fact Sheet Q"*bthcr


a. Did you find the presentations informative? 5


b. Did the handouts assist you in „ .understanding the presentations? 5 4 /3 )


c Did the question and answer session meetyour needs? 5 4 3 Q2J 1

What was missing? fYiCyp ^/W/F'/r [/A^fT^ ?


4. What is^the best way to provide you witljinformation?B Fact Sheets Q^Community Meetings D Other


: MAILING COUPON

•If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like to: be added, please complete the following information.

A vaSTI AFFILIATION: .

STREET: . I y -' /

CITY: P Jv\ \M'A JQA STATE: J2±L_ZIP: C A ' / 7 ' /

Rev. 691




l.Howdid-you learn about this meeting?--E3 Ney spaper announcement

SheetD Neighbor/ Friend• Other


a. Did you find the presentations infonnafive?(J^/ 4 3 2 1


b. Did the handouts assist you inunderstanding the presentations? Q 5 4

How could the handouts be improved?/^ (^


What was missing?

3. Are there any remainicommunity meeting?

4. Wtyat is the best way to provide you\yjth information?Sheets - g C o m m unity Meetings D Other.


: MAILING COUPON11

i If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like to:be added, please complete the following information.|NAME:

! AFFILIATION: -

; STREET:

•CITY: . STATE:. ZIP:

Rev.




1. How did you learn about this meeting?,{3^ Newspaper announcement O ' Neighbor/FriendD Fact Sheet • Other


a. Did you find the presentations informative? 5 fi JWhat would make them better?



c. Did the question and answer session meetyour needs? > 5

What was missing? fa


4. Whaj is the best way to provide you with information?S l Fact Sheets D Community Meetings • Other


: MAILING COUPON

•If you are not presently on the DHS mailing list for the Palos Verdes Landfill, and would like to! be added, please complete the following information.

•NAME- v ^ ^

j AFFILIATION: _

•STREET:

|CITY: (^(iJjdrtdo/e STATE: CM- ZIP:

Rev. 4/91

State of California Department ot Health Services

M e m o r a n d u m

Date : Ju ly 12, 1 991

To . Public Participation File

From :Toxic Substances Control ProgramRegion 4245 W. Broadway, Room 3 50Long Beach, CA 90802(213) 590-4982

Subject :Palos Verdes Landfill Community Meeting - Meeting EvaluationSummary - June 12, 1991, at 7:00 p.m

Summary:

Approximately 24 community members attended the meeting and sevenevaluations were received. Due to low percentage of returns (29%),it is uncertain whether the received evaluation summariesaccurately reflect the larger community's assessment of publicparticipation activities.

Presentation:

Six of the seven respondents stated that the June 12th communitymeeting presentations and handouts were informative. Nosuggestions were made on how to improve them.

Question and Answer Session:

Four of the six respondents (one respondent left early andtherefore did not address this section) stated that the questionand answer session did meet their needs. One respondent wasneutral and one other response was slightly negative. However, nosuggestions were given on how to improve this session and nospecific comments were received as to what the Q & A sessionlacked.

Best Way to Provide Community with Information:

Respondents stated in unison that fact sheets were the "best way"to inform them of PVLF activities. In addition, two respondentsalso requested that community meetings continue to be held.

Public Participation FilePalos Verdes LandfillPage 2jury 12, 1991

Conclusion:

Item 2 subparts A to C indicate that current public participationactivities are meeting the needs of the public. However, I believethat a larger sample from the population needs to be assessedbefore a strong conclusion can be made. Therefore, it isrecommended that the meeting evaluation form be distributed at thenext community meeting with the expectation that a larger sectionof the population will participate (see Action Item)

Action Item:

In order to increase the number of evaluations received it issuggested that time to complete the form be included during themeeting. For example the facilitator could address the evaluationsin the following manner, "Before we conclude this evening'smeeting, please take a few minutes to complete the MeetingEvaluation Form that you were given prior to tonight'spresentations."

Marsha MingayPublic Participation Specialist

cc: Mary JacobsCounty Sanitation Districtsof LA County1955 Workman Mill RoadP.O. Box 4998Whittier, CA 90607

ATTACHMENT F.5

SIGN-IN SHEETS FROM PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY COMMUNITY

MEETINGS

DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROLREGION 4/LONG BEACH

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Open HouseJune 17, 1992

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ATTACHMENT F.6

HANDOUTS FROM PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY COMMUNITY

MEETINGS

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE PALOS VERDES LANDFILLJUNE 17, 1992 REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY

INFORMATION

The Palos Verdes Landfill is lo-cated in the north-facing foothillsof the Palos Verdes Peninsula inLos Angeles County, California.Prior to landfill operations diato-mite mining was conducted at thesite. In 1957 the County Sanita-tion Districts of Los AngelesCounty (Sanitation Districts) beganlandfill operations which contin-ued until final capacity wasreached in 1980 and the landfillwas closed.

The 291-acre site is composed ofsix parcels (see map). Parcels 1and portions of Parcels 2, 3, and 5accepted municipal and industrialwaste. Parcel 4 accepted mainlyinert waste, such as' bricks and

concrete. Parcel 6 and portions ofParcels 2, 3, and 5 were permittedto accept hazardous waste in ad-dition to municipal and industrialwaste.

The Sanitation Districts enteredinto an Enforceable Agreementwith the California Department ofToxic Substances Control (DTSC)which directs the Sanitation Dis-tricts to conduct a Remedial In-vestigation/Feasibility Study andimplement remedial measures asnecessary. The Remedial Investi-gation/Feasibility Study is a com-prehensive site investigation andassessment process which is over-seen by DTSC.

SITE HISTORY1985 • A localized area of groundwater contamination is identified in

the northern corner of the main site. Contaminants includebenzene, trichloroethylene, and vinyl chloride.

1985- • In response, the Sanitation Districts expedite construction of a8 6 subsurface barrier system designed to contain the contaminated

groundwater on site where it is removed and treated.1987 • The Sanitation Districts add 23 groundwater monitoring wells.

• The Palos Verdes Landfill is added to the State's BondExpenditure Plan for the Hazardous Substance Cleanup Bond Actof 1984.

19 8 8 • The Sanitation Districts and DTSC sign an Enforceable Agree-ment whereby the Sanitation Districts are directed to begin acomprehensive site assessment (Remedial Investigation/Feas-ibility Study) and conduct remedial measures as necessary.

19 89 • Remedial Investigation work plans approved-field workbegins.

1990- • Remedial Investigation field work and report preparation inPresent progress.

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLPARCEL MAP

PALOS VERDES ESTATES \

SANITATION DISTRICTS OPERATIONS

PARCEL 1: 1957-1965PARCEL 2: 1961-1980PARCEL 3: 1965-1980PARCEL 4: 1970-1979PARCELS: 1965-1980PARCEL 6: 1971-1980

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLDISPOSAL AREAS


LEGEND

PERMITTED FOR:

CLASS II - MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE

CLASS I - MUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE

ENGINEERED CLASS I - MUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIAL AND HAZARDOUS WASTE


AMIBHEOT AHIR/LANIDIFIIILILCIHAIRACTEIRIISA'HTON IPILAN

Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Report Submitted May 1992Final Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Report ' Due September 1992

The Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Plan evaluates the potentialfor contaminants to leave the Palos Verdes Landfill site via the air. Theplan includes four types of monitoring. Ambient air is monitored both up-wind and downwind of the site to determine whether the landfill is releas-ing contaminants which affect the air quality in the area. Surface gassamples are collected and analyzed to determine whether any air contami-nants are migrating through the landfill cover. Landfill boundary probesare sampled to determine whether any landfill gas is migrating offsitethrough an underground pathway. Lastly, landfill gas samples are collect-ed from the landfill gas collection lines to determine the composition ofgases being extracted.

Monthly monitoring of the ambient air, surface gas, boundary gas probes,and landfill gas was conducted in compliance with the Ambient Air/Land-fill Gas Characterization Plan between September 1990 and August 1991.

TYPES OF MONITORING

Ambient air samples (air samples from the breathing zone [approxi-mately 5 to 6 feet above the ground] on and in the vicinity of thelandfill)Surface gas samples (air samples collected close to the landfill sur-face [approximately 3 inches above the surface])Landfill boundary probes (gas samples from below the surfacearound the landfill perimeter)Landfill gas samples (gas samples from gas collection lines to thegas-to-energy facility)

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLAMBIENT AIR / LANDFILL GAS CHARACTERIZATION.

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LEGEND

AMBIENT AIR MONITORING LOCATIONS

BOUNDARY PROBE (256 TOTAL)


1955 Workman Mill Road Whittier, CA 90601-4998

Mailing Address P O Box 4998, Wmttier, CA 90607 4998 CHARLES V, CARR^

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FINDINGSThis section presents findings made by the Sanitation Districts based onSanitation Districts sampling. These data and conclusions will undergoDTSC review to assure that proper quality assurance/quality controlmeasures were taken, that the data is accurate and valid, and that theconclusions are warranted. Tables showing the results reported in theAmbient Air/ Landfill Gas Characterization Report (currently under DTSCreview) are attached.

AMBIENT AIR. Ambient air samples were collected from two upwind and two downwindlocations. Analytical results from this monitoring activity indicate that the compositionof upwind and downwind ambient air samples are in the same range.

SURFACE GAS. Average site surface gas results were within limits for closed landfillspromulgated by the South Coast Air Quality Management District. However, severalareas at the South Coast Botanic Garden exceeded these limits. As a result, theSanitation Districts installed 8 new landfill gas collection wells at the South Coast BotanicGarden. New wells are installed as necessary as a part of ongoing maintenance activities.

LANDFILL BOUNDARY PROBES. A total of 256 boundary probes were monitored forthe presence of methane. When methane is detected in a boundary probe, adjustments aremade to the landfill gas collection system until methane levels return to below detectablevalues. In addition to methane, a number of toxic air contaminants were detected at lowlevels.

LANDFILL GAS SAMPLES. Landfill gas samples were collected from the two main gascollection pipelines which feed into the gas-to-energy facility. This information is usedto determine they types of gases generated by the landfill. The landfill gas samplescontained from 5 to 32% methane gas. Tetrachloroethylene, benzene, toluene, xylenes,dichlorobenzene, and other contaminants were also identified in the gas (the sum of thesecontaminants made up approximately 0.02% of the landfill gas samples). Thesecontaminants are being drawn into the gas-to-energy facility where they are burned.Greater than 99% of the contaminants are destroyed in this process.

FALOS VERDES LANDFILLAMBIENT AIR MONITORING

SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTSSEPTEMBER,1990 - AUGUST, 1991

COMPOUNDS

METHYLENE CHLORIDE (PPB)CHLOROFORM (PPB)1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE (PPB)CARBON TETRACHLORIDE (PPB)1,1-DICHLOROETHENE (PPB)TRICHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)VINYL CHLORIDE (PPB)1,1-DICHLOROETHANE (PPB)1,2-DICHLOROETHANE (PPB)BENZENE (PPB)TOLUENE (PPB)ACETONITRILE (PPB)BENZYL CHLORIDE (PPB)XYLENE (PPB)DICHLOROBENZENE (PPB)TOC as METHANE (PPM)

UPWIND2 LOCATIONS51 1NDND0.2ND

NDNDND

0.40.9ND

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4

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4.4.7

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PPM = PARTS PER MILLION; PPB = PARTS PER BILLION.

TABLE 5-5

PALOS VERDES LANDFILL

INTEGRATED SURFACE GAS MONITORING

SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTS

SEPTEMBER, 1990 - AUGUST, 1991

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Note * Measured (or all parcels.

COMPOUNDS

METHYLENE CHLORIDE (PPB)

CHLOROFORM (PPB)

1.1.1 -TRICHLOROETHANE (PPB)

CARBON TETRACHLORIDE (PPB

U-D1CHLOROETHENE (PPB)

TR1CHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)

CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

VINYL CHLORIDE (PPB)

U-DJCHUJROETHANE (PPB)

U-D1CHLOROETHANE (PPB)

BENZENE (PPB)

TOLUENE (PPB)

ACETONrnUUE(PPB)

BENZYL CHLORIDE (PPB)

XYLENE (PPB)

D1CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

TOC as METHANE (PPM)

Pared 4

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0.1-0.7

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< oa • < 02

< 0.1-0.1

<Ol-3y8

< Ol - < 0.4

<O2

< Ol - < 02

< 0.1 - < 02

03-5.9

0^-12

<2-<5

< 0.4 • < 2

< 0.6-7.1

< 0.4 • < 3

3-60

^-indicates compound wasnot detected (he,ow thesuteddetection UmU)-

TABLE 5-6

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLPERIMETER PROBE MONITORING

SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTSSEPTEMBER, 1990 - AUGUST, 1991

COMPOUNDS

METHANE (%T

Parcel 4

(Ernie Howieti Part)

0-20

Main Site

0-38

Parcel 1

(Botanic Garden)

0 - 8

Overall

0-38

Note 'Measured for all pareds.

COMPOUNDS

METHYLENE CHLORIDE (PPB>

CHLOROFORM fPPB)

1.1.1-TRtCHLOROETHANE (PPB1


U-D1CHLOROETHENE (PPB")

TR1CHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PPB1

CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

VINYL CHLORIDE (PPB1

1.1-DlCHLOROETHANE (PPB)

U-DICHLOROETHANE (PPB1)

BENZENE (PPB)

TOLUENE (PPB)

ACETONITRILE (??B)

BENZYL CHLORIDE (PPB")

XYLENE (PPB)

D1CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

TOC as METHANE fPPM)

Pared 4

(Ernie HowteH Park]

(1 sampled

«>S

<0S

IS

<os< 0 i

< 0 ^

15

<1.0

<1.0

<os<1.0

<zo< 10.0

<2.0

5.9

< X 0

3.0

Main Site

(7 samples)

< 0 5 • < 1

< as • 5.7

<2-0-i4

< 0 S • < 7

< 0.5 - < 10

< 0.5 • 19

< 0.5-44

< OS • 16

<1.0-<7.0

< 0.5-80

< Oi - < 7.0

< 1.0-13

<2Xt-70

<10-<170

<5-<3S

< 3 -181

<2-<21

3-16

Pared 1

(Botanic Garden)

(8 tamnlai

< OS • < 1.0

< 0.5-6.7

<1.0-r6

< OS - < 1.0

<0S-< 1.0

< 0.5 - < 1.0

<0S-Z6

< 1.0-0.8

< 1.0 - < ZJD

<0S-< 1.0

< OS - < 1.0

< 0.5 - < 1.0

< 1.0-6.0

<10 -< 50

<2-<20

<\S-26

< 2 - < 15.0

3-6

Overall

(16 umolesi

< 0J - < 1.0

<0J-6.7

< 1.0-Z6

< 0 S - < 7

< OS - < 10

< 0.5-19

< 0.5-44

< 0.5-16

<1.0-<7.0

< 0.5-80

< OS • < 7.0

< 0.5-13

< 1.0-70

<10-«:170

<ZO-<35

< 14-181

< 2 - < 21

3-16

Note: "<" indicates compound was not detected (below the stated detection Umit).

65

TABLE 5-7

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLLANDFILL GAS MONITORING

SUMMARY OF ANALYTICAL RESULTSSEPTEMBER, 1990 - AUGUST, 1991

COMPOUNDS

PERMANENT GASES. TOTAL (%)

OXYGEN (OZ)(%)

ARGON (AR) (%)

NITROGEN (N2) (%)

METHANE (CH4)(%)

CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) (%)

METHYLENE CHLORIDE (PPB)

CHLOROFORM (PPB)

U4-TRICHLOROETHANE (PPB)


U-DICHLOROETHENE (PPB)

TRICHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)

TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (PPB)

CHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

VINYL CHLORIDE (PPB)

U-DICHLOROETHANE (PPB)

U-DICHLOROETHANE(PPB) '

BENZENE (PPB)

TOLUENE (PPB)

ACETONITRILE(PPB)

BENZYL CHLORIDE (PPB)

XYLENE(PPB)

DICHLOROBENZENE (PPB)

HYDROGEN SULFIDE (PPM)'

Header 1

(Perimeter hcadertine

(12 samples)

96-101.4

15.6 -17

0.78-0.84

66.6-723

5.04-6.53

5.9-7.6

< 5-1300

<5-7.4

<5-<200

<5-<200

< 100-30

< 100 -100

< 100-160

< 100-250

< 200-520

< 100-40

< 100-53

< 200-4900

600-4600

< 100-< 5000<50-<2000< 600-4900

< 120 - < 1500<2-6

. Header 2

(Top deck hcaderiine)

(IS samples)

95.6-101.1

5.15 -6.7

036-0.44

3X2-39.6

27.5-31.6

24.7-313

< 100-1100

< 100-< 400

< 100-< 400

< 100-< 400

< 100-200

400-800

400-1200

3850-7000

2000-4200

< 1000-400

< 100-200

20500-36000

35500-67000< 2000-< 5000

< 400-< 500037400-97000

< 400-< 31000

26- 48

Overall

(27 samples)

95.6 -101.4

5.15-17

036-0.84

312-723

5.04-31.6

55-313

< 5-1300

< 5-7.4

<5-<400

<5-<400

< 100-200

< 100-800

< 100-1200

< 100-7000

< 200-4200

< 100-400

< 100-200

< 200-36000

< 600-67000< 100-< 5000<50-<5000< 600-97000

< 120-< 31000<2-48

Note: * Collected in impinger samples."<" indicates compound was not deieaed (below the stated detection iimit).

68


SHJIEIFACE WATER AN© SEDIMENTCIHAIEACTEIEIIZATIKDN PLAN

Surface Water and Sediment Characterization Report Due May 1992Final Surface Water and Sediment Characterization Report Due September 1992

The Surface Water and Sediment Characterization Plan will evaluatewhether runoff from the Palos Verdes Landfill is carrying contaminationoffsite. This study is divided into three parts.

RUNOFF/SEDIMENT SAMPLING. One pan of the study consisted of runoff/sed-iment sampling during rainstorms. Between April 1990 and January 1992 fourrunoff/sediment samples were collected from each of 16 locations. These loca-tions were selected to collect runoff as it entered (up-canyon) and left (down-canyon) the site to determine whether the landfill affects runoff/sediment waterquality.

SURFACE SOIL SAMPLING. In October 1990 surface soil samples were collectedfrom 34 locations on the landfill. These samples were collected from the landfillsurface to identify any potential sources of contaminants which could be dis-solved by rain water or carried off as sediment in the rain runoff.

RUNOFF VOLUME CALCULATIONS. The final portion of the study consisted ofrunoff volume calculations performed to determine whether the drainage struc-tures at the landfill site were adequately designed.

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLSURFACE WATER AND SEDIMENT CHARACTERIZATION


LEGEND

• BACKGROUND RUNOFF WATER SAMPLE POINT

• DOWN-CANYON RUNOFF WATER SAMPLE POINT

• SOIL SAMPLE POINT

COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS

1955 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA 90601-4998Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998Telephone: (310) 699-741 1, FAX: (310| 695-6139

DF LDS ANGELES COUNTY

CHARLES W CARRYChief Engineer and General Manager

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE PALOS VERDES LANDFILLJUNE 17, 1992 REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION'/FEASIBILITY STUDY

STOIFACIE WATTIEIR AN© SEMMIEOTPILAN

FINDINGSThis section presents findings based on Sanitation Districts sampling. Thisdata is currently undergoing DTSC review to assure that proper quality as-surance/quality control measures were taken and that the data is accurateand valid.

Between April 1990 and January 1992 four runoff/sediment samples werecollected from each of 16 locations. In October 1990 surface soil sampleswere collected from 34 locations on the landfill. In general, the analyticalresults from upgradient (representative of background) and downgradientsamples showed similar levels of chemical constituents. The table showssome of the results from the runoff/sediment sampling.

RUNOFF/SEDIMENT SAMPLINC

Constituent

Arsenic (ppm)Cadmium (ppm)Lead (ppm)Mercury (ppm)Methylene Chloride (ppb)Benzene (ppb)Phenol (ppb)

Up-canyon(background)

0.0010-0.050ND-0.04ND-0.28

ND-0.0012ND-1.10ND-1.2ND-13

i RESULTS

Down-canyon

0.0012-0.023ND-0.04ND-0.12

ND-0.0017ND-1.20ND-9.4ND-19

ND = not detected; ppm = parts per million; ppb = parts per billion.

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE PALOS VERDES LANDFILLJUNE 17, 1992 REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION I FEASIBILITY STUDY

S(D)HL CIHAIfcACTEIRIIZATriKDN IPILAN

Soil Characterization Report Submitted July 1991Final Soil Characterization Report Due June 1992

The Soil Characterization Plan is designed to evaluate soil characteristicsnear the Palos Verdes Landfill. It is then possible to determine whetherthe landfill has contaminated soils surrounding it. Soil samples werecollected from the borings drilled during Phases 2 and 3 of the Hydro-geologic Characterization Plan. Up-canyon and down-canyon soil samplesare compared to see whether contamination from the landfill has migratedoffsite through soils to affect down-canyon soils.

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLSOIL AND HYDROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION

PALOS VERDES ESTATES \ A

SUBSURFACEBARRIER

LEGEND

| NEW WELLS

\ OTHER WELLS (45 TOTAL; NOT ALL SHOWN)

L SOIL BORINGS


1955 Workman Mill Rood, WhiUier, CA 90601-4998Mailing Address' P.O. Box 4998, Whither, CA 90607-4998Telephone: (310) 699-741 1, FAX- (310) 695-6139

CHARLES WChie' Engineer and General A'lcnaae-


FINDINGS.This section presents findings made by the Sanitation Districts based onSanitation Districts sampling. These data and conclusions will undergoDTSC review to assure that proper quality assurance/quality controlmeasures were taken, that the data is accurate and valid, and that theconclusions are warranted.

Metals were found at similar levels in the down-canyon and up-canyonsamples (representative of background). Of the 33 volatile organic com-pounds tested for, five were detected at low levels. In general, the con-stituents tested for were found in both up-canyon and down-canyonsamples. The following table gives examples of the data found.

Constituent

ArsenicCadmiumLeadMercuryChloroformEthyl BenzeneTolueneXylenes1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane

Up-canyon(background)

1.8-9.51.0-7.6ND-4.9

0.058-0.123ND

0.02 (2)ND-0.80 (9)ND-0.09 (8)

NO

Down-canyon

3.3-14.21.4-6.4

2.2-12.60.061-0.1060.01-0.05 (5)

NDND-0.02 (3)ND-0.44 (3)

0.01-0.02 (3)For volatile organic compounds, the number in parentheses representsthe number of samples where that constituent was detected. A totalof 25 samples were analyzed.ND = not detected; all values in parts per million.


IEITOIMDGIEdDILTCIIC CIE1AIRA(CTIEIR11£AT]I(O)N IPLAN

Hydrogeologic Characterization Report Due June 1992Final Hydrogeologic Characterization Report Due October 1992

The purpose of the Hydrogeologic Characterization Plan is to get a clearunderstanding regarding what is happening underground. Ideally, onecould take an x-ray to see specifically where the underground soils, rocks,earthquake faults, mine tunnels and other underground features are lo-cated in relation to each other and the underlying groundwater. We couldthen understand how landfill contaminants have impacted the subsurfaceenvironment. Instead of an x-ray, this study used soil boring data to getan idea of what underground structures are present and how they interact.

The data collected from drilling near the Palos Verdes Landfill has beenused to 1) understand the area geology; 2) determine the location and pro-perties of groundwater (including the extent of contamination); and3) evaluate potential groundwater flow pathways using computer models.

PLAN COMPONENTS.The Hydrogeologic Characterization Plan was divided into four parts whichare discussed below.

Phase 1 Submitted to DTSC in March 1991

Phase 1 is a comprehensive review of all geologic information available (from theSanitation Districts' files and computer database searches) about the geology andhydrogeology of the landfill area.

TERMS

Hydrology: The science dealing with water: its properties, distributionand circulation on the surface and underground, and the cycles involvingevaporation, precipitation, flow to the seas, etc.Groundwater: That part of subsurface water that occupies the spacesbetween soil particles in what is called the zone of saturation.Geology: The study of the planet earth; the materials of which it is made(commonly called "rock"), the processes which act on these materials, andthe history of the planet and its life forms since its origin.Hydrogeology: The science dealing with the interaction between sur-face water and groundwater and the ways they relate to the surroundingsoils, rocks and other elements of the earthy _____

Phases 2 and 3 Field work performed during 1990Sanitation Districts report due June 1992

The second and third phases involve drilling soil borings in the vicinity of thelandfill to collect geologic and hydrogeologic data. During 1990, 35 borings weredrilled. Monitoring wells were installed in 13 of these borings, and unsaturatedsoil monitoring devices were installed in 3 of the borings.

Geologic and hydrogeologic data collected from the borings were used in develop-ing computer models of the geology and groundwater flow pathways in the PalosVerdes Landfill area. The flow pathways must be determined so that the potentialrisk to and impacts on the underlying groundwater can be evaluated as part of theRemedial Investigation Report. The report for Phases 2 and 3 will include all thefindings of the boring program and the geologic and hydrogeologic modeling ef-forts to date.

Phase 4 Tentative date June 1992

Phase 4 is an investigation of the lake area at the South Coast Botanic Garden andthe storm drain that intersects the subsurface groundwater barrier. This investi-gation evaluates the potential for contamination caused by or transmittedthrough these two site structures.

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLSOIL AND HYDROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION


LEGEND

• NEW WELLS

• OTHER WELLS (45 TOTAL; NOT ALL SHOWN)

• SOIL BORINGS

SUBSURFACEBARRIER


1955 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, CA 90601-4998

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4998, Whittier, CA 90607-4998 CHARLES W CARRY

Telephone: (310) 699-7411, FAX: (310) 695-6,39 Cn,e< Eng.neer and General Manaae-


1PLAN

FINDINGSThis section presents findings based on Sanitation Districts sampling. Thisdata is currently undergoing DTSC review to assure that proper quality as-surance/quality control measures were taken and that the data is accurateand valid.

Sampling performed to date shows that groundwater contamination existsin two areas. The area at Hawthorne Boulevard and the northern corner ofthe main site was identified in 1985. A smaller area, with lower levels ofcontaminants, was identified near Crenshaw Boulevard just west of RollingHills Road in 1987.

The contaminated area of groundwater at the northern corner of the mainsite affects groundwater that lies approximately 30 to 70 feet below thesurface. It extends approximately 450-500 feet beyond the northerncorner of the main site and encompasses an equal distance beneath thesite. Groundwater monitoring wells onsite near the perimeter indicate thepresence of a number of volatile organic chemicals in the 50 to 1,500 partsper billion range. Groundwater monitoring wells further downgradientfrom the site indicate minimal levels of contamination (less than 10 partsper billion of volatile organic compounds). The closest drinking waterwells are approximately three miles to the northeast of the landfill, anddraw drinking water from deeper aquifers (600 feet and more belowground). The primary contaminants and the levels found over the lastyear are shown in Table 1.

The contaminated area of groundwater near Crenshaw Boulevard west ofRolling Hills Road affects groundwater that lies approximately 20 to 60 feetbelow the surface. It extends approximately 200 feet beyond the easterncorner of the main site and encompasses approximately 400 feet beneaththe site. The volatile organic compounds detected over the last year in thisarea are present at much lower levels as shown on Table 2.

ContaminantBenzeneChlorobenzene1,1-Dichloroethane1,2-DichloroethaneTetrachloroethyleneTrichloroethyleneVinyl Chloride

TABLE 1

Onsite*50-150

250-1,50050-200100-400

<1050-75

1,000-3,000

-200 ft. offsite*<10

5-25<10

25-50<1

5-1050-100

-450 ft. offsite*<1<5<5

<10<1<5<5

*A11 values in parts per billion.

ContaminantBenzeneChlorobenzene1,1-Dichloroethane1,2-DichloroethaneTetrachloroethyleneTrichloroethyleneVinyl Chloride

TABLE 2

Onsite*<10<5

10-25<5

10-2510-255-10

Offsite*NDND<5<1

5-105-20

<5•All values in parts per billion. "ND" = not detected.


IRUSK ASSESSMENT

Remedial Investigation Report Due December 1992(includes Risk Assessment)Final Remedial Investigation Report Due April 1993

OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE. The goal of the risk assessment study is to de-termine potential impacts the Palos Verdes Landfill could have on humanhealth and the environment. "Risk" is determined first by evaluating thepotential for exposure to contamination and second by evaluating to whatdegree that exposure is considered a safe level. The results of the riskassessment are a key factor in determining the need for remedial actionand the effectiveness of proposed cleanup alternatives.

A baseline risk assessment is provided with the Remedial InvestigationReport. This risk assessment estimates the risk posed by the landfill in itscurrent condition. Each remedial alternative outlined in the FeasibilityStudy report is partially evaluated by determining the decrease in thebaseline risk that will result from that remedial action.

STATUS. The Sanitation Districts have contracted with a consultant toprovide the baseline risk assessment. The consultant has begun to reviewavailable data and plan the approach to be used.

First, the migration pathways for contaminants are determined using con-taminant transport models. The pathways are evaluated to identify anypotential scenarios whereby exposure to contaminants released from thelandfill could occur. Exposure to humans, animals, and the environmentwill be estimated. If points of exposure are found, the hazard to the recep-tor is then estimated.

Both short term and long term hazards are evaluated. Short term hazardsare those that are realized upon immediate contact with a contaminant,such as eye irritation caused by ozone contact. Long term hazards arethose that are realized over time through contact with a contaminant, suchas the increased cancer risk caused by long term contact with a carcinogen.

The results of the risk assessment will indicate whether there is increasedhealth risk due to the landfill. As the final data for the potential exposurepathways (air, surface water/sediment, soil, and groundwater) becomeavailable, this information is being integrated into the overall risk assess-ment study.

ATTACHMENT F.7

FACT SHEETS FOR THE PALOS VERDES LANDFILLREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDY

California Department of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program

FACT SHEET

Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study

May, 1990

INTRODUCTION

The County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County (Sanitation Districts) are conducting aRemedial Investigation/Feasibility Study at the Palos Verdes Landfill. The California Department of HealthServices (DHS) is providing oversight and activity review of the study. The purpose of the study is toinvestigate, identify and remediate any potential migration of hazardous materials from the Palos VerdesLandfill in Rolling Hills Estates, CA. This fact sheet provides information on the history of the site andthe investigation.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

The Sanitation Districts and DHS encourage the community to take an active interest in the issuesthat affect the remediation effort. A Community Relations Plan (CRP) and various technical reports arcavailable for public viewing at the locations listed below. In addition, the Sanitation Districts will keep thelocal communities informed with periodic project newsletters to be sent to all homes and businesses in thearea.

Prior to the commencement of field activities, the DHS, in cooperation with the Sanitation Districts,will hold a community wide public meeting. The meeting will allow the DHS and the Sanitation Districts10 further explain their roles in the RI/FS project and will allow the public to raise any comments orquestions they may have.

The community meeting will be held on May 30, 1990 from 7:00 to 10:00 PM at the following location:

South Coust Rotanic Gardens26300 Crenshaw Boulevardl'alos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274

SITE DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY

The 291-acre inactive landfill is located at 25706 Hawthorne Blvd. in Rolling Hills Estates. Adiatomitc mine was operated on the site from the early 1900's to the 1950's. BKK Corporation thenoperated a landfill on the site from 1952 to 1957. The Sanitation Districts operated the landfill from May1957 until it reached final design capacity and ceased accepting refuse in December, 1980. A publicrecreation facility currently is proposed lor the property.

Landfill operations initially began at Parcel 1 (sec map) and later expanded to include Parcels 2,3, 5 and 6 (known as the Main Site) and Parcel 4. Parcel 1, closed in 1965, is now the site of the SouthCoast Botanic Garden. Parcel 4, closed in 1979, is now the site of Ernie Hewlett Park.

During its lifetime, the landfill received approximately 23.6 million tons of solid and liquid waste.Parcels 1 and 4 received nonhazardous and inert solid wastes. Three to four percent of the waste disposedat the Main Site was hazardous. The types of hazardous wastes accepted primarily include: acid wastes,solvents, alkaline wastes, tctraethyl lead sludges, chemical toilet wastes, hazardous tank bottoms, oily wastes,contaminated soil, brine, pesticides, and refinery wastes. The majority of the hazardous wastes accepted atthe site were comprised of wastes from local refineries, crude oil unloading terminals, and oil fields.

During its active and post-closure life, several environmental control systems have been installedat the PVLF. These consist of:

1) a groundwater monitoring well network consisting of 51 wells that are sampled andanalyzed quarterly,

2) a subsurface barrier system which is designed to contain groundwater onsite and permitits extraction, and

3) a system of 445 landfill gas extraction wells and 2300 feet of landfill gas collectiontrenches that extract landfill gas from the refuse and pipe it to a landfill gas poweredelectrical generation station (see map for location).

These environmental control systems help to minimize the potential impacts of the landfill on thesurrounding environment.

SITE CONTAMINATION

In 1985, a localized area of contaminated ground water was discovered onsite in the northwestcorner of the Main Site (see map). Analyses of the water indicated it contained some volatile organiccompounds. The presence of the contamination resulted in the expedited construction of a subsurfacebarrier system which had been proposed in the site closure report. The barrier system is designed tocontain and remove the contaminated groundwatcr.

The Sanitation Districts installed 23 new groundwatcr monitoring wells in 1987. This expandedmonitoring well network, proposed in the site closure report, was designed to further characterize thehydrogcology of the site. Water quality data from these wells do not indicate movement of the plume ofcontaminated groundwatcr.

REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION

The Sanitation Districts will begin the field work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study(RI/FS) of the landfill in Summer, 1990. DHS will monitor and approve the RI/FS project activities, whichwili determine the full nature and extent of any contamination, identify any migration of contaminants, andevaluate various remedial alternatives. The Sanitation Districts will then implement the most appropriateremedial alternative. Remedial alternatives could range from the continuation of present monitoringprograms to the installation of remedial facilities.

The Remedial Investigation will focus on four potential contaminant migration pathways; air,groundwatcr, soil, and rainwater runoff. Field investigations will involve the drilling of at least 39exploratory borings (sec map for locations) and the collection of air, landfill gas. soil, groundwatcr, and

rainwater runoff samples for analysis (see inset). The data from these investigations in addition to theSanitation Districts' existing database will be used to determine the extent of any potential offsite migrationof contaminants. Data from the Remedial Investigation will be used in the Feasibility Study which willidentify remedial alternatives.

FIELD ACTIVITIES

Residents may wonder what type of field activities they may expect to sec in theircommunities. The most visible field activity is the drilling of exploratory borings. Residentswill sec drilling equipment which will cause some street blockages at the locations shownon the map. However, the Sanitation Districts have set restricted operating hours for suchactivities to minimize any inconvenience to local residents. Most of the other field activitiesinvolve onsite sampling of air, groundwater, soil, and rainfall runoff and therefore will notbe visible to the local community. Constant monitoring of operating conditions willminimize any threat to the health and safety of the community.

The RI/FS is expected to take at least 30-36 months to complete. The Sanitation Districts willthen prepare a draft Remedial Action Plan (RAP) that will summarize the results of the Rl/FS and discussthe selection of the chosen remedial alternative. The public will have 30 days to comment on the draftRAP. After responding to public comments the Sanitation Districts will make any needed changes. DHSwill approve the final RAP. The Sanitation Districts will then proceed with design and implementation ofany required remediation under DHS supervision. A schedule of activities is provided in Table 1. Theschedule will be updated as the project proceeds.

TABLE 1: RI/FS ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

PROJECT SCHEDULED COMPLETION DATE

RI/FS Detailed Workplan Development February, 1990

Implementation of Workplan Components December, 1992

Feasibility Study June, 1993

Remedial Action Plan Development January, 1994

Implementation of Remedial Action Plan June, 1996

INFORMATION REPOSITORIES

The following locations will store copies of all the workplans and reports generated throughout thelife of the project.

Peninsula Center Library / (213) 377-9584 Torrance Civic Center Library / (213) 618-5959650 Deep Valley Drive 3301 Torrance BoulevardRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274 Torrance, CA 90503

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES CONTACTS

Cynthia Martinez, Project Manager / (213) 590-4914

Kristin Stultz, Community Relations Coordinator / (213) 590-4991

• CITY OF m\PALOS VERDES ESTATES \

CITY OF ROLLING\ HILLS

ERNIEHOWLETTPARK

\GAS-TO-\ENERGY \FACILfTY \

SOUTH COASTBOTANIC GARDEN

L E G E N D

APPROX. LOCATION OFPROPOSED BORINGS

PALOS VERDES LANDFILLNO SCALE

Fact Sheet #2


Palos Verdes LandfillResponse to Community Concerns

September 1990

Introduction

The State Department of Health Services (DHS)and County Sanitation Districts of Los AngelesCounty (Sanitation Districts) are currently con-ducting an investigation to evaluate potentialhazardous waste contamination migrating fromthe now closed Palos Verdes Landfill. Prior toinitiating the field investigation, a fact sheet wasdistributed and two community meetings wereheld to discuss the project. The purpose of thisfact sheet is to respond to some of the more-fre-quently asked questions at the meetings and inletters to DHS. Should you have any furtherquestions or concerns, please contact DHS at(213)590-4868.

Landfill Gas and the Gas-to-EnergyFacility

Q: What exactly is landfill gas and what is currentlybeing done to monitor for it?

A: Refuse placed in a landfill is biologicallydegraded by microorganisms. These microor-ganisms give off a mixture of nearly equalamounts of carbon dioxide and methane. Thislandfill gas is primarily a product of the naturaldecomposition of buried organic materials.Other trace gases that are found in landfill gasinclude hydrogen sulfide, mercaptans andvolatile organic compounds such as benzene andtoluene. Some of these materials can be foundin familiar substances such as gasoline and paintthinner.

The Sanitation Districts operate an extensivelandfill gas collection and monitoring systemwhich is designed to control the landfill gas frommigrating off the landfill property and creating a

potential health hazard to nearby residents. Thelandfill gas is collected by a network of 445 gascollection wells and trenches through which it isbrought to the Palos Verdes Landfill Gas-to-Energy Facility where it is burned to createelectrical energy for the equivalent of 10,000homes.

The Sanitation Districts have also installed 255landfill gas monitoring probes around theperimeter of the landfill. These probes aremonitored monthly and assess the effectiveness

For More Information

More information about the site history, currentinvestigation and project schedule can be foundin the initial site fact sheet, dated May 1990.To receive a copy of this fact sheet, pleasecontact DHS at the numbers listed below orreturn the enclosed mailing list coupon andindicate that you would like to receive the May1990 fact sheet.

Cynthia Martinez Kristin StultzProject Manager Public Participation

(213)590-4914 . (213)590-4991


245 W. Broadway, #350Long Beach, CA 90802

In addition, all of the detailed workplans andreports for this project can be reviewed at thetwo local information repositories listed below.

Information RepositoriesPeninsula Center Library

650 Deep Valley DriveRolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

(213)377-9584

Torrance Civic Center Library3301 Torrance Boulevard

Torrance, CA 90503(213)618-5959


of the gas collection system in and around thelandfill. Monitoring results have not indicatedany landfill gas migration problems.

Q: What is the purpose of the Gas-to-Energy Plantand what is the spray that comes from it?

A: The Gas-to-Energy facility allows collectedlandfill gas to be utilized for the production ofelectricity. The collected landfill gas is broughtinto the plant where it is burned in boilers toproduce steam which is then used to produceelectrical energy. Cooling towers are utilized todissipate heat into the atmosphere. The coolingtowers produce a water vapor plume (i.e. spray)that may be seen by residents. A plume abate-ment system was installed in the towers to aid inreducing the size of the plume and help minimizethe visual impact of the Gas-to-Energy Plant onthe surrounding community.

Q: Is the plant in compliance with local noise andemission requirements?

A: The plant is regulated for both noise and airemissions. The South Coast Air QualityManagement District has applied stringent airemission standards which have been met usingthe best available control technology. Noisestudies have been performed to ensure that theplant meets the noise level requirements of theConditional Use Permit issued by the City ofRolling Hills Estates. Should any residents haveany immediate problems with the operations ofthe Gas-to-Energy facility, they should call the 24hour facility telephone number (213) 378-1928.

Q: Why am I required to install methane barriers ifI add on to my home?

A: Because methane gas is produced by landfills,the Los Angeles County Department of PublicWorks, Building and Safety Code requires allnew construction within 1,000 feet of a landfill toinclude methane barriers. These barriers areintended to help prevent the build-up ofmethane in enclosed spaces and thereby reducethe potential for explosive situations. For further

information on this requirement, please contactthe county public works office at (818) 458-5100.

Soil and Groundwater Investigation

Q: What is the purpose of the current soil andgroundwater investigation ?

A: The purpose of the current field investigationis to collect data to better characterize the geol-ogy and groundwater flow patterns at and aroundthe site. This investigation will aid in the evalua-tion of the nature of contaminants and the extentof potential offsite migration. This informationwill be used to develop a Remedial InvestigationReport which will be available for public reviewonce it has been completed.

Q: How were the soil boring locations selected?

A: Approximately 40 exploratory soil borings willbe drilled as part of the remedial investigation.The boring locations were based on a review ofhistoric aerial photos of the area and previousgeologic studies. Information obtained will pro-vide an indication of geologic and groundwaterconditions underneath and surrounding thelandfill.

Q: How will the soil borings affect the impactedneighborhoods ?

A: Typically a boring will take 3 to 5 days tocomplete. In some instances, more extensivegeologic studies will be conducted which willextend the activity up to 15 days. The majority ofborings are located on public right of ways orstreets. A few will be located on private property,city property, or undeveloped land. In areaswhere the borings are located in streets, only onelane of traffic will be blocked. Once field ac-tivities are completed, borings will be sealed witha cement type mixture with the exception of a fewborings which will be converted to groundwatermonitoring wells.


Groundwater Contamination

Q: Is there any groundwater contamination result-ing from the Palos Verdes Landfill?

A: In the mid-1980's, groundwater contamina-tion was detected beneath the landfill. Some ofthe contaminants found were trichloroethylene,tetrachloroethylene, vinyl chloride, benzene andtoluene. In 1986 the Sanitation Districts con-structed a subsurface barrier at the northernboundary of the main landfill to contain themigration of the contaminated groundwater. Inaddition, extraction and monitoring wells wereinstalled to control the water that builds up be-hind the barrier and to monitor its effectiveness.The current investigation will further evaluatethe groundwater contamination underneath thelandfill.

Q: Has the groundwater beneath the landfill everbeen used a drinking water source?

A: The groundwater in the Palos Verdes Hills isnot used as a drinking water source, in part be-

Site Description and History• The 291-acre site is located between

Rolling Hills Road, Palos Verdes DriveNorth, and Hawthorne Boulevard andextends to include Ernie Howlett Park.

• A diatomite mining operation was ac-tive from the early 1900's to 1950's.

• BKK Corporation operated a landfillfrom 1952 to 1957.

• Hazardous waste accepted between1964 and 1980 was deposited by theDistricts in the main section of the site.

• The Sanitation Districts landfill opera-tions began in 1957 and ended in 1980.Hazardous waste disposal methods in-cluded the use of injection wells, liq-uid disposal pits, and drum burial.

• The Sanitation District Gas-to-Energyfacility and back-up flare stationswere completed in 1988.

• The Remedial Investigation andFeasibility Study workplans werefinalized in February, 1990.

cause the geologic material present yields verysmall amounts of water. The groundwater whichis present contains elevated levels of natural sedi-ments, and as a result, cannot be used for drink-ing or other purposes. Recent investigations intothe historical use of water in the area of thelandfill does not show any past domestic use.

Q: In what direction is the contaminatedgroundwater moving? Are any drinking water sup-plies in danger?

A: The purpose of the current investigation is todefine the rate and direction of flow for the con-taminants in the groundwater. Previous data in-dicates that the general direction of groundwatermovement was toward the north at rates varyingfrom one to 100 feet per year. This pattern mayhave changed over time due to development inthe Palos Verdes Hills which has altered canyondrainage courses. Therefore, more specific in-formation is needed to fully evaluate potentialenvironmental impacts and identify possibleremediation strategies.

The groundwater from Palos Verdes Hills drainsinto and provides a small contribution to theWest Coast Basin Aquifer System. The WestCoast Basin, approximately one half mile fromPalos Verdes Landfill, is of good water qualityand is used extensively for domestic and in-dustrial purposes. The Sanitation Districts havesampled existing wells within one mile of the siteand have found no evidence of landfill relatedimpacts. The nearest drinking water well is lo-cated approximately three miles northeast of thelandfill. The nearest commercial or industrialwater well is located one mile northeast of thelandfill.

Q: If necessary, what are some possible ways thatcontaminated groundwater can be treated?

A: Should groundwater treatment prove neces-sary, there are a variety of treatment optionsavailable. Generally, the alternative chosendepends on the types, quantities and location of


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contamination. Treatment methods available in-clude the installation of subsurface barriers tocontain the contaminated groundwater, extrac-tion of contaminated groundwater for treatmentand disposal, and bioremediation techniquesthrough which microorganisms are used to attackthe contaminants while still in the ground.

One t rea tment method currently beingemployed at the Palos Verdes Landfill is air-stripping. This method, used for volatile organiccompounds, is utilized to treat the groundwaterextracted from behind the subsurface barrier.Air stripping involves passing air through thecontaminated water after it has been extractedfrom the ground. The volatile compounds in thewater transfer to the air and the water is cleaned.The off-gases resulting from this process are thencombusted in the Sanitation Districts' Gas-to-Energy facility boilers.

DHS and the Sanitation Districts met withchurch officials and the homeowners experienc-ing the settlement problems. The settlementproblems at the church occurred over 13 yearsago, following a period of heavy rain, and seemto be unrelated to the landfill. The problems atthe homes appear to be caused by the settlementof refuse fill placed in a small canyon along Moc-casin Lane. This area was filled by the SanitationDistricts under contract to the City of RollingHills Estates and a local developer. This landfillwas operated separately from the Palos VerdesLandfill.

Residents who live along this fill area have alsoexperienced landfill gas migration problems.The Sanitation Districts will continue to workwith the affected homeowners to rectify theproblems. A meeting with the homeowners isplanned to address these concerns.

Settling and other offsite problems

Q: Is the subsurface barrier causing the settlementoccurring on property along Moccasin Lane in Roll-ing Hills Estates?

A: In response to specific concerns about settle-ment problems at a local church and on threeresidential properties, representatives from

Project Time Lines

Q: The time lines for this investigation seem verylong. What will happen if problems are found at thesite? Will we have to wait five years to see anyaction ?

A: Although the proposed time line states thatremedial activities will not be completed until1996, health and safety concerns identified


during the course of the investigation will beaddressed immediately. If at any time DHS andthe Sanitation Districts perceive immediatehealth and safety hazards, local residents andinvolved agencies will be notified and remedialmeasures will be implemented at that time.More information about the project time line andthe investigation process can be found in theinitial fact sheet, dated May 1990.

Future Development Plans

Q: What are the future development plans for thelandfill property ?

A: In 1984, a general plan for the use of the PalosVerdes Landfill was developed by the Los An-geles County Department of Parks and Recrea-tion with the cooperative effort of other countyagencies, a technical advisory committee and acitizens advisory committee. This plan, calledthe South Coast General Development Plan,

proposed the development of an 18 hole golfcourse and clubhouse facilities with a perimeterequestrian trail. More information about theplan can be obtained by calling Jim Park of theLos Angeles Parks and Recreation Departmentat (213) 738-2965.

No development can occur on the site until theRemedial Investigation and subsequentFeasibility Study have been completed and DHSdetermines that a) developing the propertywould not pose an environmental or publichealth risk, and b) that the property would not beneeded to facilitate the cleanup of any areasrequiring remediation.

Q: Can "tipping fees" from the landfill be used to helpfinance the golf course?

A: Tipping fees collected by the Sanitation Dis-tricts have been set aside for long term main-tenance of the landfill and are not planned for usein golf course development.

If you have additional questions about the Palos Verdes Landfill that are not addressed in thisfact sheet, or would like to comment on the information contained within this fact sheet, pleasecomplete this coupon and mail it to the address listed below.

Public Participation UnitCalifornia Department of Health Services

Toxic Substances Control Program234 W. Broadway, Suite 350


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California Department of Health ServicesToxic Substances Control Program245 W. Broadway, Suite 350Long Beach, CA 90802

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Fact Sheet #3


Palos Verdes LandfillREMEDIAL INVESTIGATION UPDATE

February 1991

INTRODUCTION

This is the third in a series of fact sheets designedto keep you updated on the investigation of haz-ardous waste contamination resulting from thePalos Verdes Landfill (PVLF). This fact sheetwill outline specific on-going aspects of theRemedial Investigation and Feasibility Study andthe activities expected to take place during theupcoming months. The PVLF is located be-tween Rolling Hills Road, Palos Verdes DriveNorth, Hawthorne Boulevard and extends to in-clude Ernie Howlett Park.

REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION

The Remedial Investigation (RI) is designed toidentify any potential contamination from thePVLF. The RI is being performed by the CountySanitation Districts of Los Angeles County (Dis-tricts), and their contractors, under the oversightof the California Department of Health Services(DHS). DHS has recently received the first fieldreport on the PVLF Phase I and II drilling ac-tivities which were completed in October 1990.Once reviewed and approved by DHS, the reportwill be made available for public review.

The field report is not the final RI report onPVLF. The purpose of the field report is tosummarize the data generated during the drillingactivities completed this past summer. Specifi-cally, the requested field report will providedetails on: site geology and hydrogeology;monitoring well locations, design and construc-tion; and other information obtained during thePhase I and II activities.

Phases I and II are part of the HydrogeologicCharacterization Plan (HCP). During Phase Iand II of the HCP, exploratory borings were

COMMUNITYINVOLVEMENT

In 1989 a PVLF Community Relations Planwas developed through community inter-views. Its objective is to ensure that the publichas access to information about this site andto encourage public involvement in thedecision-making process. This fact sheet andfuture community meetings are a product ofthat plan.

To inform you on the field report and variousaspects of the Remedial Investigation, a com-munity meeting is tentatively scheduled forApril. In order for DHS to stay abreast of yourissues, we encourage you to bring your con-cerns and questions to this meeting. Resi-dents and other interested parties will receivewritten notification of the meeting at a laterdate.

drilled and monitoring wells were installed. Inaddition, surface water collection, air monitor-ing, and ground water monitoring were initiated.These activities were taken to gather informationfor the final RI report. The final RI report is dueto DHS in 1992.

UPDATESGroundwater SamplingThirteen groundwater monitoring wells and threelysimeters (small devices of varying depthsdesigned to measure soil liquids) were installedduring the Phase I and II drilling activities.Groundwater monitoring was initiated in Decem-ber 1990.

Groundwater analysis will be available for publicreview the first week of March 1991.


Since the mid-1980's, groundwater contamina-tion has been known to exist in the northerncorner of the main PVLF. A barrier system wasdesigned and installed to contain and remove thecontaminated groundwater.

Air SamplingOn-site surface gas, landfill gas, and ambient airmonitoring was initiated in August 1990 and willcontinue for twelve months. This monitoring willhelp identify whether any landfill contaminantsare being emitted into the air through the top ofthe landfill. Additional air monitoring may berequired depending on the sampling results.

Sampling Plan for Dioxinsand RadioactivityIn December 1990, with the approval of DHS andat the request of community members, the Dis-tricts began dioxin and radioactivity sampling.Down gradient from PVLF, samples were col-lected from monitoring wells and an onsite sump.Monitoring wells up gradient from the landfillwere also sampled. Sampling results are pend-ing.

There are no historic disposal records forradioactive wastes or dioxins. Only one of theDistricts' permits, issued by Regional WaterQuality Control Board in 1976, prohibited thedisposal of radioactive wastes. At that time lowlevel radioactive wastes were not strictly regu-lated and therefore may have been disposed of inlandfills. High level radioactive wastes have al-ways been strictly regulated and would not havebeen disposed of in a landfill.

In 1986, the Districts sampled all of the wells atthe PVLF for gross alpha and gross beta radioac-tivity. Although some radioactivity was detected,it was determined that the source was Potassium40, a naturally occurring radio-nuclide. In addi-tion to this past testing, soil samples collecteddurina, the RI were scanned for radioactivitv.

Site Description and History• BKK Corporation landfill operated from

1952 to 1957• The Districts landfill operations began in

1957 and ended in 1980\

• The Districts accepted hazardous wastebetween 1964 and 1980. Hazardous wastewas deposited in the main section of thesite. Waste disposal methods included theuse of injection wells, liquid disposal pits,and drum burial.

• A Gas-to-Energy facility and back-upflare stations were completed by the Dis-tricts in 1988.

• DHS approved the remedial investigationand feasibility study workplans for PVLFin February 1990.

In September 1990, DHS, the Districts, City ofRolling Hills Estates, Air Quality ManagementDistrict and Los Angeles County Department ofHealth met with residents of Moccasin Lane. Moc-casin Lane is located in Rolling Hills Estates. Themeeting was called by DHS at the request of resi-dents who expressed concern over backyard settle-ment and their potential exposure to landfill gases.The meeting was attended by nine residents, all ofwhom expressed their concerns to the Districts.Mr. John Gulledge of the Districts reaffirmed theDistricts' existing proposal to install, operate andmaintain a gas collection system at the Districts'expense. In addition, other potential options wereexplored. No agreements were reached during themeeting. However, the homeowners planned tohold a separate meeting to evaluate their optionsand develop a plan of action.

UPCOMING ACTIVITIESJanuary -February 1991The Districts submitted the draft field report toDHS on January 31, 1990. The requested report isto summarize the soil boring analysis, initialgroundwater samples, and the methods used toinstall the monitoring wells and borings.

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In addition, DHS has requested that the Districtssubmit a sampling and analysis plan to investigatefor potential sumps down gradient from PVLF. Thiswork plan is due to DHS by February 15.

DHS will be reviewing the draft field report Aftercompleting this review, DHS will submit their com-ments to the Districts whereupon the Districts willincorporate DHS comments and finalize the fieldreport

March 1991DHS will make available for public review thegroundwater analysis from Phase I and II. TheDistricts will also make this information availablefor public review.

DHS is scheduling an interagency briefing for thevarious agencies associated with the PVLF inves-tigation. The meeting is designed to serve as aunifying source of information for the purpose ofexpediting communication and investigation ac-tivities. Invited participants include: elected localand state officials, Regional Water Quality ControlBo a rd,_ _t h _e m Dis tri _ct_s?_ Sou t h coast _ Ai r .QuaHt _v _

Management District, city planning depart-ments, specific interest groups, and repre-sentatives from homeowner's associations.

April 1991DHS will hold a community meeting to:

• report the results in the Phase I and IIfieldwork summary

• report on the interagency briefing

• outline specific future activites, including aninvestigation of the lake bottom liner at theSouth Coast Botanic Garden and the stormdrain running through the subsurface barrierat the northern corner of the main site

• discuss interested parties concerns

FUTURE ACTIVITIES

The Districts will be developing a feasibility study toevaluate potential remedial options for site cleanup.Additional field studies may be required to fill indata gaps identified in the draft Remedial Inves-tigation Report.

MAILING COUPONIf you have any comments concerning the RI/FS project, or would like to be placed on the DHS mailinglist, please fill out the information below and mail it to: Kristin Stultz, Public Participation Specialist,California Department of Health Services, Toxic Substances Control Program, 245 W. Broadway, Suite350, Long Beach, CA 90802.

NAME:

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COMMUNITY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCEGRANT PROGRAM

In order to encourage involvement and betterinform citizens about hazardous waste ac-tivities in their communities, DHS has estab-lished the Community Technical AssistanceContract (CTAC) grant program. Throughthis program, grants of up to $25,000 in theform of services may be awarded to qualifyingcommunity groups. This fiscal year a total of$147,000 has been budgeted for this program.Once a grant is awarded, the community groupchooses a technical expert from a Californiauniversity. This 'Technical Advisor" then helpsthe group interpret reports and other informa-tion related to a site cleanup or permit applica-tion affecting the community. For furtherinformation, please contact Kristin Stultz,Public Participation Specialist, (213)590-4991.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONMore information about the site history, currentinvestigation, project schedule and communityconcerns can be found in two prior fact sheets.To receive copies of these faci sheets, pleasecontact DHS at the numbers listed below orreturn the enclosed mailing list coupon andindicate that you would like to receive the priorfact sheets.

DHS Contacts: If at any time during the remedialinvestigation you have questions or comments,please contact our office.

Cynthia MartinezProject Manager(213)590-4914

Kristin StultzPublic Participation

(213)590^991


245 W. Broadway, Suite 350Long Beach, CA 90802

Information Repositories: All site workplans, theCommunity Relations Plan and other reports canbe reviewed at the reference desks of the followinglibraries.

Peninsula Center Library650 Deep Valley DriveRolling Hills Estates, CA

90274(213)377-9584

Torrance Civic CenterLibrary

3301 Torrance BoulevardTorrance, CA 90503

(213)618-5959



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Fact Sheet #4



May, 1091

INTRODUCTION

This is the fourth in a series of fact sheets designed to keepyou updated on the investigation of potential hazardous wastecontamination resulting from the Palos Verdes Landfill(PVLF). This fact sheet announces a community meeting tobe held on June 12, 1991 (see box), and outlines the status ofcurrent and upcoming activities.

The PVLF, which has been closed since December, 1980,consists of 291 acres. It is divided into three sections byHawthorne and Crenshaw Boulevards. The main site, whichis the largest portion, is located between Hawthorne andCrenshaw Boulevards, southwest of Rolling Hills Road and theCountry Hills Estates area, and northeast of Palos VerdesDrive North and the residences located in the area. The SouthCoast Botanic Garden and Ernie Howlett Park make up thebalance of the former landfill.

REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION STATUS

'e Remedial Investigation (RI) is designed to characterizethe nature and extent of any potential contamination from thePVLF. It has been ongoing since April, 1990, and is beingperformed by the County Sanitation Districts of Los AngelesCounty (Sanitation Districts), and their contractors, under theoversight of the California Department of Health Services(DHS). The RI has been divided into four components aimedat investigating the potential pathways for contamination -namely, surface water runoff, groundwater, soil, and air (seebox, page 2).

At this point in the RI, samples of rain water runoff,groundwater, and soil have been collected and analyzed. DHS'review of the preliminary analytical results has indicated thatin some of the soil and groundwater samples there is somecontamination. DHS staff toxicologists have also reviewed thedata and found that there do not appear to be any indicationsof any immediate health or safety threats to area residents.This is because of the relatively low levels identified (comparedto health based standards) and their subsurface locations.

Surface Water and Sediment Characterization. Samples ofrain water runoff were collected during five storms in 1990 and1991. Surface soil samples were also collected from 34

Jpcations at the PVLF. These samples are being analyzed to([ermine whether any contaminants are being carried off of

landfill with rain water runoff.

Hydrogeolo£ic Characterization. The purpose of this part ofthe RI is to define the site geology and hydrogeology. There

are four phases to this investigation. The first phase consistedof reviewing the available literature to locate any pertinentgeologic, hydrologic, or seismic information in the PVLF area,A report summarizing this work was submitted to the DHSin March. Phases 2 and 3 consist of site investigations tobetter define the area geology and hydrology. The drillingperformed in 1990 provided the field data necessary for thesephases.

COMMUNITY MEETING

A community meeting will be held on Wednesday, June12, 1991, from 7:00 to 10:00 pm at the followinglocation:

South Coast Botanic Garden26300 Crenshaw BoulevardPalos Verdes Peninsula, CA

The DHS and the Sanitation Districts will presentupdates on the RI work, including a discussion of theresults to date and future activities. We encourage youto attend the meeting, and to bring any concerns orquestions for discussion. The community meetings arean important part of the Community Relations Plan forthis project because they serve as a major avenue forkeeping the DHS and the Sanitation Districts informedof your concerns.

The Sanitation Districts are now analyzing the data usinggeologic and hydrologic models, and statistical methods. Thefinal report on Phases 2 and 3 is scheduled to be submitted tothe DHS in November, 1991. The final phase will investigatethe storm drain located along Hawthorne Boulevard and thelake at the South Coast Botanic Garden. These two featurescould potentially act as pathways for contaminant migrationfrom the PVLF. Samples from the storm drain and the lakewill be collected and analyzed this summer.

Soil Characterization. The results of analyses performed onsoil samples collected during the field work performed lastyear are being evaluated. The primary focus of this study is todefine the background soil conditions. Basically, this is doneby statistically analyzing the levels of compounds that arcpresent in soils that have not been in contact with potentialcontaminants from the PVLF. This is necessary to determinewhich compounds are naturally occurring in the soil.


WORK PLAN STATUSSurface Water and Sediment Characterization Plan (investigating runoff pathway)

• Approved by DHS in August, 1989.• Rain runoff sampling started in April, 1990.• Final report due to DHS in February, 1992.

Hydrogeologic Characterization Plan (investigating groundwater pathway)• Approved by DHS in December, 1989.• Exploratory borings drilled between June and October, 1990.• Thirteen piezometers (groundwater monitoring wells) and three lysimeters (soil pore liquid monitoring

devices) were installed.• Final report on Phases 2 and 3 due to DHS in November, 1991.• Final report on Phase 4 due to DHS in March, 1992.

Soil Characterization Plan (investigating soil pathway)• Approved by DHS in December, 1989.• Samples collected from exploratory borings drilled during June - October, 1990.• Final report due to DHS in June, 1991.

Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Plan (investigating air pathway)• Approved by DHS in February, 1990.• Ambient air, surface gas, and landfill gas sampling started in August, 1990.• Monthly sampling will continue through August, 1991.• Final report due to DHS in April, 1992.

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Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization. Ambient air,surface gas, and landfill gas sampling has been performedmonthly since August, 1990. The results from the analysesperformed on these samples will be used to determine whetherany contaminants are being released from the landfill andcarried offsite.

INTERAGENCY BRIEFING

The DHS held an Interagency Briefing in March, 1991, whichwas attended by representatives from local cities, the Centraland West Basin Water Replenishment District, the SanitationDistricts, and local homeowner's groups. Some of thepreliminary analytical results from soil, groundwater, and airsampling were presented. The general response to the meetingwas positive, with interest in future meetings held at nightexpressed by representatives from two homeowner's groups.

MONITORING ACTIVITIES

Groundwater Monitoring ProgramIn January 1991, the Sanitation Districts began sampling sitemonitoring wells and lysimeters in accordance with the PalosVerdes Landfill RI/FS Site Sampling and Analysis Plan(SSAP). The SSAP outlines which wells are to be sampledand which monitoring parameters are to be analyzed. Thewells being monitored include many of the existing monitoringwells at the site, as well as all thirteen monitoring wells andthree lysimeters installed as part of the HydrogoelogicCharacterization Plan (HCP). All wells are monitored on aquarterly basis for those parameters which will give goodindications of landfill related contamination.

The monitoring will continue for at least one year. Based onthe data collected during the HCP and the initial groundwatermonitoring events, there do not appear to be additional anof offsite groundwater contamination beyond those previoknown near the landfill at Hawthorne Boulevard from wa,quality sampling performed prior to the HCP work.

Radioactivity and Dioxin SamplingThe Sanitation Districts prepared a sampling plan forradioactivity and dioxins in response to public concerns aboutthese compounds. The sampling plan was submitted to DHSand was subsequently approved. The Sanitation Districtssampled several onsite wells for radioactivity and dioxins inDecember, 1990. The results of sampling for radioactivity havenot yet been confirmed and will be reported in a later factsheet.

Of the ten locations sampled for dioxins, one confirmeddetection at an onsite location was found. Waters collected inan onsite sump showed 57 parts per trillion of OCDD. Inscientific testing, OCDD has been found to be much less toxicthan 2,3,7,8- TCDD, another member of the dioxin family ofcompounds. The waters collected in the sump are treatedbefore discharge to the sanitary sewer system under anIndustrial Waste permit. In response to the dioxin detection,the Sanitation Districts prepared a supplementary dioxinsampling program. The supplementary program includesperiodic sampling of both onsite and offsite wells forResults of this additional sampling will be reported infact sheets.

Air SamplingIn August 1990, the Sanitation Districts began sampli1


J^ient air, onsite surface gas, perimeter gas probes andected landfill gas in accordance with the Ambient

Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Plan. This program willcontinue through August, 1991.

Ambient air samples are collected twice monthly at fourlocations around the perimeter of the PVLF. Results to datehave been comparable to background levels in the Los AngelesAir Basin as measured by the South Coast Air QualityManagement District (SCAQMD).

Surface gas monitoring measures gas emissions through thesurface of the PVLF. Each month samples are collected fromabout three inches above the surface of the landfill. Resultsto date have been below limits specified by the SCAQMD forsimilar monitoring programs at other landfill sites.

Perimeter gas probe monitoring involves the monthly samplingof 256 probes installed around the perimeter of the site whichare designed to detect any subsurface gas migration. If gas isdetected, appropriate steps to eliminate gas migration aretaken. Daily monitoring is also performed until the gas levelssubside. As part of a program for the Los Angeles CountyDepartment of Health Services, in-ground meter boxes are alsomonitored at residences to the northeast of the PVLF. This

Whoring, performed monthly, shows that gas has notated to nearby residences.

The quality of the landfill gas collected by the site gas controlsystem and burned in the onsite gas-to-energy plant is alsocharacterized each month; results to date have been typical oflandfill gas.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding landfill gas,you can contact the PVLF onsite staff at 377-3514 or 378-1928(available 24 hours a day).

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

June, 1991The DHS and the Sanitation Districts will hold a communitymeeting to present preliminary results from the field activitiesthat have occurred and outline the next phase of activitiesonsite. This will also be an opportunity to report on theinteragency briefing and discuss any issues or concerns youmay have about the investigation.

The final report on the Soil Characterization Plan is scheduledto be submitted to the DHS by the Sanitation Districts. Afterthe DHS reviews and approves the report, it will be madeavailable to the public at the Information Repositories.

Summer/Fall, 1991Additional field work for the Hydrogeologic CharacterizationPlan is scheduled to be performed. Specifically, the stormdrain running through the subsurface barrier at the northerncorner of the main site will be investigated to determine if itpresents a potential migration pathway. The integrity of thelake bottom liner at the South Coast Botanic Garden will alsobe investigated.

The DHS has requested that the Sanitation Districtsinvestigate a former waste oil sump located northeast of thePVLF. The Sanitation Districts did not own or operate thisformer sump. Two borings will be drilled in the area nearRolling Hills Road and Fallenleaf Drive.

November, 1991The final report on Phases 2 and 3 of the HydrogeologicCharacterization Plan is scheduled to be submitted to the DHSby the Sanitation Districts. After the DHS reviews andapproves the report, it will be made available to the public atthe Information Repositories.

MAILING COUPON

If you have any comments concerning the RI/FS project, or would like to be placed on the DHS mailing list, please fill out theinformation below and mail it to: Kristin Stultz, Public Participation Specialist, California Department of Health Services, ToxicSubstances Control Program, 245 W. Broadway, Suite 350, Long Beach, CA 90802.

NAME:-

ADDRESS:

CITY:- ZIP:-

TELEPHONE:-

COMMENTS:-

January, 1992The DHS will issue another fact sheet to announce acommunity meeting scheduled for February. The fact sheetwill also contain a summary of the results from the SoilCharacterization Plan and Phases 2 and 3 of the HydrogeologicCharacterization Plan.

February, 1992The DHS and the Sanitation Districts will hold a communitymeeting to present the results from the Soil CharacterizationPlan and Phases 2 and 3 of the Hydrogeologic CharacterizationPlan. Future activities of the investigation will also bediscussed. A question and answer period will give interestedparties an opportunity to voice any concerns or request furtherexplanations. The final report on the Surface Water andSediment Characterization Plan is scheduled to be submittedto the DHS by the Sanitation Districts. After the DHSreviews and approves the report, it will be made available tothe public at the Information Repositories.

DHS PROJECT OFFICER

Cynthia Martinez has taken a leave of absence from the DHSto pursue an advanced degree. Replacing her as the projectofficer on the Palos Verdes Landfill Remedial Investigation isChuck Hodge. If you have any questions or comments, youcan contact Chuck or Kristin Stultz, Public Participationrepresentative for the DHS, at the phone numbers shown tothe right.


More information about the site history, current investigation,project schedule and community concerns can be found in twoprior fact sheets. To receive copies of these fact sheets, pleasecontact DHS at the numbers listed below or return 4enclosed mailing list coupon and indicate that youto receive the prior fact sheets.

DHS Contacts: If al any time during the remedial investigation you havequestions or comments, please contact our office.

Chuck HodgeProject Officer(213) 590-4916

Kristin StultzPublic Participation

(213) 590-4991


245 W. Broadway, Suite 350Long Beach. CA 90802

Information Repositories: All site work plans, the Community Relations Planand other reports can be reviewed at the reference desks of the followinglibraries.

Peninsula Center Library650 Deep Valley Drive

Rolling Hills Estates. CA 90274(213) 377-9584

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Update on Remedial Investigation

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Fact Sheet #5

California Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Toxic Substances Control


January 1992

INTRODUCTION

This is the fifth in a series of fact sheets onthe investigation of hazardous wastecontamination resulting from the Palos VerdesLandfill (PVLF). This fact sheet outlines thestatus of current and upcoming activities.

The PVLF, which has been closed sinceDecember 1980, consists of 291 acres. It isdivided into three sections by Hawthorne andCrenshaw Boulevards. The main site, which isthe largest portion, is located betweenHawthorne and Crenshaw Boulevards,southwest of Rolling Hills Road and theCountry Hills Estates area, and northeast ofPalos Verdes Drive North and the residenceslocated in the area. The South Coast BotanicGarden and Ernie Howlett Park make up thebalance of the former landfill.

REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION STATUS

The Remedial Investigation (RI), designed tocharacterize the nature and extent of anypotential contamination from the PVLF, hasbeen ongoing since April 1990. It is beingperformed by the County Sanitation Districtsof Los Angeles County (Sanitation Districts),and their contractors, under the oversight ofthe Department of Toxic Substances Control(DTSC).

The investigation has at this point entered aperiod where the main activities involve dataanalysis and report preparation by theSanitation Districts. These activities will lastthrough the end of 1992 with reports beingreleased periodically. In general, preliminarysampling results indicate that somecontamination is present in the soil andgroundwatcr. However, there are noindications of any immediate health and safetythreats to area residents because of therelatively low levels identified and thesubsurface locations of the contamination.

The RI has been divided into four componentsaimed at investigating the potential pathwaysfor contamination - namely, surface waterrunoff, groundwater, soil, and air. Theremainder of this fact sheet will describe thecurrent status of the various tasks in theinvestigation, and the schedule of upcomingactivities.

Surface Water and Sediment Characteriza-tion. Several runoff samples have beencollected and analyzed to determine whetherany contaminants are being carried off of thelandfill with rain water runoff. Sampling willcontinue until four samples are collected fromeach runoff sampling location.

Hydrogeologic Characterization. The purposeof this part of the RI is to define the sitegeology and hydrogeology. A reportsummarizing a review of available literatureconcerning data available on these topics wassubmitted to DTSC in March 1991. Fieldwork was performed in 1990 to provide morespecific information for the area.

The Sanitation Districts and their contractorsare now analyzing the data using geologic andhydrogeologic models, and statistical methods.A report on these activities is due to besubmitted to DTSC in February 1992. Thestorm drain located along HawthorneBoulevard and the lake at the South CoastBotanic Garden will also be investigated.These two areas could potentially act aspathways for contaminant migration from thePVLF.

Soil Characterization. The Soil Characteriza-tion Report was submitted by the SanitationDistricts to DTSC in July 1991. The reportcontains an evaluation of chemical analyses onsoil samples taken during the fieldinvestigations. Samples from near the landfillwere compared to background samples usingstatistical methods.


UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

February 1992

Results from the ongoing geologic and hydrogeologic modeling will be submitted to DTSC inFebruary. Following DTSC's review and approval the report will be placed in the local InformationRepositories.

The final report on the Surface Water and Sediment Characterization Plan is scheduled to besubmitted to DTSC by the Sanitation Districts. After DTSC reviews and approves the report, it willbe made available to the public at the Information Repositories.

April 1992

The final report on the Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization Plan is scheduled to be submittedto DTSC by the Sanitation Districts. After DTSC reviews and approves the report, it will be madeavailable to the public at the Information Repositories.

Spring 1992

A community meeting will be held to discuss the results contained in the reports submitted to DTSCby the Sanitation Districts. This meeting will be held after DTSC has reviewed the reports, and willbe announced in a future fact sheet.

This report is currently under review byDTSC. Once it is finalized, it will be madeavailable in the Information Repositories.

Ambient Air/Landfill Gas Characterization.Ambient air, surface gas, and landfill gassampling was completed according to schedulein August 1991. The results are beingevaluated to determine whether anycontaminants are being released from thelandfill and carried offsite. A report will becompleted and submitted to DTSC in April1992.

Additional Borings Northeast of PVLF. Atthe request of DTSC, the Sanitation Districtsdrilled two borings near Fallenleaf Drive andRolling Hills Road in September 1991. Theseborings were drilled to investigate a formerwaste oil sump located to the northeast of

PVLF. The Sanitation Districts did not ownor operate this former sump. Complete resultswill be provided to DTSC when available.

CURRENT MONITORING ACTIVITIES

Groundwater Monitoring ProgramQuarterly groundwater monitoring iscontinuing as outlined in the PVLF RI/FS SiteSampling and Analysis Plan. Monthly reportsare provided to DTSC. Complete results willbe summarized in the RI report due December1992.

Radioactivity and Dioxin SamplingThe Sanitation Districts are continuingperiodic groundwatcr sampling for dioxins atthe landfill. Results will be summarized in areport to DTSC at the conclusion of thesampling.




If you have any questions or concernsregarding landfill gas, you can contact thePVLF onsite staff at 377-3514 or 378-1928(available 24 hours a day).



Sanitation Districts at the numbers listedbelow or return the enclosed mailing listcoupon and indicate that you would like toreceive the prior fact sheets.

DTSC Contacts: If at any time during the RI you havequestions or comments, please contact our office.

Denise YaffeProject Officer(310) 590-»916

Kristin Stultz AndersenPublic Participation

(310) 590-4991






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Fact Sheet #6

California Environmental Protection AgencyDepaitment of Toxic Substances Contiol

Palos Verdes LandfillENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION UPDATE

September 1993

INTRODUCTION

This is the sixth tact sheet about the investigationot potential hazardous waste contamination tromthe Palos Verdes Landfill This tact sheetcontains an update on the investigation andannounces the beginning ot additional field work(see box on this page).

The environmental investigation at the landfill hasbeen ongoing since 1990 This investigation,called a Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study,is being performed by the County SanitationDistricts of Los Angeles County (SanitationDistricts) under the oversight ot the Departmentof Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) of theCalifornia Environmental Protection Agency

The pupose of this investigation is to evaluate thenature and extent of contamination present at thelandfill in order to identih any areas requiringremediation. Many held samples have been col-lected and analyzed. Four potential pathways forcontamination (air, surface water runoff, soil, andgroundwater) were investigated Contaminationhas been identified in groundwater near the sitealong Hawthorne and Crenshaw Boulevards. Thisgroundwater is not used for drinking, agricultural,or industrial purposes. DTSC staft toxicologistshave reviewed the data currently available anddetermined that there are no immediate health orsafety threats to area residents. The possibility otlong term health or safety threats is being studiedand will be determined after the additional fieldwork discussed in this fact sheet is completed

The following sections contain more detailed in-formation. This includes technical descriptions ofthe investigation status, additional field work to-oe completed in the next lew months, selection ofremedial alternatives, and community involve-ment. Since this investigation has been ongoing

tor the past three years, background and updatedinformation has been shared with the uimmuniuin five earlier fact sheets and three comrnumnmeetings. If this is >our first contact with thelandfill and the investigation, we have included abrief history ot the landfill in the box on page 2Additional information is available from DTSC orSanitation Districts contacts or at the localinformation repositories (see page 6)

FICLI) WORK TO HI.GIN

Field work will be performed at and around ihe PalosVerdes Landfill beginning in September and lasting forseveral months Soil samples will be collected from thelandfill's soil cover and air samples will be taken in theadjacent neighborhood to determine if there is anvpossible contamination Additional groundwatcr moni-toring wells will also be installed in the vicinitv of thesite to support the ongoing groundwater investigationThe air samples will be collected during the week ofSeptember 20th and additional groundwater monitoringwells will be installed during November and December

The approximate locations of the off sue activities areshown on page 3 Field operations will generally beconfined to the hours of 7 a m to 5 p m Those resi-dents in the immediate vicimt) of the off sue samplinglocations will be notified hv the Sanitation Districtsdirectly prior to field work While air sampling willnot require installation of any permanent equipment,a drilling rig will be required for the monitoring wells

A more detailed description of the planned activitiescan be found on page 2 For additional informationplease feel free to contact Marv Jacobs of the Sanita-tion Districts at O10) 699-7411, extension 2413

INVESTIGATION STATUS

The objective of a Remedial Investigation/Feasi-bility Study is to gather sulfiuent information tosupport an informed risk management decision


regarding which remedy, if any, is most appropri-ate for a particular site. The process followed todo this type of study includes field investigationswhich provide the information necessary for abaseline risk assessment. The field investigationsidentify the types and levels of contaminants at asite. The baseline risk assessment evaluates thehealth risks resulting from the site based on thecontaminant levels identified during the field in-vestigations. If the baseline risk assessment indi-cates that risks need to be reduced, then remedialmeasures are identified and implemented.

Field investigations at the Palos Verdes Landfillhave been conducted and a baseline risk assess-ment has been performed. The results are con-tained in the Draft Preliminary Remedial Investi-gation Report, prepared by the SanitationDistricts and submitted to DTSC in May 1993.DTSC is reviewing the report. Several areaswhich needed more information were identified inpast field investigations. The upcoming fieldwork will help to fill in these data gaps.

ADDITIONAL FIELD WORK

To fill in the remaining data gaps, the SanitationDistricts prepared a work plan, titled "Work Planfor Additional Remedial Investigation". Thiswork plan has been reviewed and approved byDTSC. The scope of work required to fill theidentified data gaps includes surface flux chambersampling (air samples from the surface soil areanalyzed for volatile organic compounds), instal-lation of additional groundwater monitoring wells,and collection of additional surface soil coversamples. Surface flux chamber sampling anddrilling for the installation of additional ground-water monitoring wells will occur in the neighbor-hood to the northeast of the landfill. Surface soilcover sampling will occur on the landfill itself.Local residents who live within a block or two ofthe off site sampling locations will be informed ofthe exact date and location of field activities atleast 48 hours prior to the work.

Air Monitoring. The Sanitation Districts willperform surface flux chamber sampling to deter-

mine if contaminants are being released intoair from subsurface vapor migration from tilandfill. Surface flux chamber sampling wselected as the appropriate assessment techniquefor this program because it provides the mostsensitive detection limits for possible contami-nants. Since the emission rates are likely to bevery low if they can even be measured, it isimportant to use the most sensitive technique. Atotal of 32 samples will be collected from areas tothe northeast of the landfill. This area wasselected as representative of the neighborhoodssurrounding the landfill.

Silt History

• BKK Corporation operated a small landfill (about IS acres) atthe South Coast Botanic Garden sue from 1952 through 1957.

• The Sanitation Districts operated the Palos Verdes Landfill,consisting of the Main Site and the areas now developed as the SouthCoast Botanic Garden and Ernie Hewlett Park (see map. page 3)from 1957 to 1980.

• A total of 23.6 million ions of waste were disposed of at thelandfill Municipal and commercial/industrial waste constituted 96%of this total; the remaining 4% was hazardous waste.

• Hazardous waste disposal was permitted for about the eastern^two-thirds of the Main Sue (•sec map, page 3) between 1964 and1980.

• Landfill gas collection facilities have been operated at the PalosVerdes Landfill since 1976 The current Gas-to-Energy Plant wascompleted in 1988. ;

• In 1985 an area of groundwater contamination was identified atHawthorne Boulevard and the northern corner of the Main Site Asubsurface barrier system was installed in this area in 1986 lo preventmigration of contaminated water.

• The landfill was listed on the Bond Expenditure Plan under theHazardous Substance Clean-up Bond Act in 1986. It was listedbecause it received hazardous waste under permit and because of thecontaminated groundwater identified at the site.

• DTSC and the Sanitation Districts entered into an EnforceableAgreement in 1988. It defined the environmental investigation lo beconducted at the landfill by the Sanitation Districts under the over-sight of DTSC

The surface flux chamber samples will be collect-ed with an apparatus that looks like a large p l iglass bowl inverted on the ground. This willrequire any disturbance of the sampling area, norany permanent equipment installation. However


PALOS VERDES LANDFILLADDITIONAL FIELD WORK

SOUTH COASTBOTANIC GARDEN

LEGEND

PALOS VERDES LANDFILL AREA

PERMITTED FOR MUNICIPAL, INDUSTRIALAND HAZARDOUS WASTE (CLASS I)

• AIR SAMPLING LOCATIONS

• BORING LOCATIONS

since surface flux chamber sampling requires dryground, the Sanitation Districts will contact resi-dents who live at the sample locations prior tothe field sampling to arrange for an area to beleft unwatered for 72 hours before a sample iscollected. The approximate sampling locationsare shown above.

Groundwater Monitoring Wells. Several borings,followed by installation of groundwater monitor-ing wells, will be drilled to the northeast of the

landfill to complete characterization of the extentof groundwater contamination in this area andprovide additional monitoring points. A maxi-mum of eleven borings will be drilled. Eachboring will take one to five days to drill, withdrilling operations generally confined to the hoursof 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. during weekdays. The approx-imate boring locations are shown above.

Surface Soil Sampling. Samples will be collectedfrom the soil cover at the landfill to provide


Environmental Investigation Time Line

1988 DTSC and the Sanitation Districts sign Enforceable Agreement, providing for theperformance of an environmental investigation by the Sanitation Districts under theoversight of DTSC.

1989 The Sanitation Districts prepare work plans for investigating air, surface water, soil, andgroundwater. The plans are submitted to DTSC and approved.

1990 - 1992 The Sanitation Districts conduct field work and prepare reports of the results.

1993 The Draft Preliminary Remedial Investigation Report is submitted to DTSC by theSanitation Districts in May.

The Work Plan for Additional Remedial Investigation is prepared by the SanitationDistricts and submitted to DTSC. DTSC approves the work plan in August.

Additional remedial investigation field work begins in September. Projected completionis end of year.

1994 Addendum to the Draft Preliminary Remedial Investigation Report, documenting theadditional field work, is scheduled to be submitted to DTSC by the Sanitation Districtsin May.

additional assurance that surface soils within theheaviest use areas of the landfill do not pose arisk, and to provide more information about onelocation sampled in 1990.

Eighteen samples will be collected at several ofthe most heavily used areas of the landfill. Sixsamples will be collected at the EquestrianCenter on the Main Site of the landfill, six nearthe lake and stream at the South Coast BotanicGarden, and six along the Main Site horse trail.Four samples will be collected near one of theaccess roads at the northern corner of the MainSite at a location previously sampled in 1990.Low levels of contamination were detectedinitially at this sampling location. This location isnot in a heavily used area of the landfill, and isnot easily accessible to the general public.

SELECTION OF REMEDIAL ALTERNATIVES

Following completion of the remedial investiga-

tion activities at the landfill, the risk assessmentwill be updated to evaluate whether site condi-tions pose a threat to public health or the envi-ronment. This baseline risk assessment will beused to establish the remediation objectives, bydetermining aspects of the site which might re-quire clean up or stabilization activities in orderto reduce any possible risk.

After the remediation objectives have been deter-mined, a feasibility study will be prepared. Thefeasibility study identifies and evaluates possibleremedial technologies for the specific hazardouswaste contamination present at a site. The alter-natives will be evaluated based on the followingnine criteria: 1) overall protection of humanhealth and the environment; 2) compliance withapplicable or relevant and appropriate require-ments; 3) long-term effectiveness and perma-nence; 4) reduction of toxicity, mobility, and/orvolume; 5) short-term effectiveness; 6) imple-mentability; 7) cost; 8) State acceptance; and


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HAWTHORNE CANYON LANDFILL

The Hawthorne Canyon Landfill, operated by theSanitation Districts in 1968 for municipal wastes,exists in a small area to the west of the PalosVerdes Landfill between Hawthorne Boulevardand Moccasin Lane in the City of Rolling HillsEstates. While no houses were built over thelandfill, some homes have backyards that extendover the wastes.

In July the Sanitation Districts and the City ofRolling Hills Estates transmitted a preliminaryplan for adressing the Hawthorne CanyonLandfill to DTSC. These activities will beconducted independent of the Palos VerdesLandfill investigation. The preliminary planconsists of a soil cover and a gas collectionsystem which would be operated and maintainedby the Sanitation Districts and the City. Thedetails of this plan are currently being discussedwith the homeowners on Moccasin Lane who aredirectly affected by the landfill. Future updatesspecific to the Hawthorne Canyon Landfill willbe provided to area residents separately from thePalos Verdes Landfill updates.

At the landfill, several containment measures arecurrently in place. A surface soil cover wasplaced over all wastes. A landfill gas controlsystem has been in operation since 1976. Migra-

tion of contaminated groundwater at the northerncorner of the Main Site is controlled with a sub-surface barrier and upgradient groundwaterextraction wells, installed in 1986. Generally,containment has been identified as the most likelyresponse action at landfills because they oftenpose a low-level risk and because the volume andheterogeneity of waste within a landfill maketreatment or removal impractical.

Before proceeding on to establish remediationobjectives and feasibility study preparation, theremedial investigation must be approved byDTSC. Development of the draft RemedialAction Plan will follow completion of the feasi-bility study. The public will be notified when thedraft Remedial Action Plan is available for re-view. A 30-day period will be provided for publiccomment on DTSC's proposed remedial actionsincluded in this draft. The plan will present thepreferred remedial actions and the rationale fortheir selection.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

We encourage you to contact either DTSC or theSanitation Districts with any questions you mayhave regarding this project. DTSC and theSanitation Districts are available to meet withhomeowner groups or other interested communitymembers. The Work Plan for Additional Reme-dial Investigation, which contains more detailsabout the field work that will be done, has beenplaced in the project information repositories.

MAILING COUPON

If you have any comments concerning the Palos Verdes Landfill environmental investigation, or would liketo be placed on the DTSC mailing list, please fill out the information below and mail it to: Ann Tanouye,Public Participation Specialist, California Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Toxic SubstancesControl, 245 W. Broadway, Suite 425, Long Beach, CA 90802.

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FOR MOKK INFORMATION

More information about the site history, current investigation, project schedule and community concerns can be founJ in five previously pubhsne"fact sheets. To receive copies of these fact sheets, please contact DTSC or the Sanitation Districts at the numbers listed below or return tlvenclosed mailing list coupon and indicate that you would like to receive the earlier fact sheets.

DTSC Contacts: If at any lime during the environmentalinvestigation you have questions or comments, pleasecontact our office.

Chris FoxProject Officer(310) 590-4954

Ann TanouyePublic Participation

(310) 590-5539

California Environmental Protection AgencyDepartment Toxic Substances Control

245 West Broadway, Suite 425Long Beach, CA 90802

Sanitation Districts Contact: Please feel free to contact theSanitation Districts with any questions or comments also.


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County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County1955 Workman Mill RoadWhitticr, CA 90607-4998

Information Repositories: All finalized site work plans, the Community Relations Plan, and other reports can be reviewed atthe reference desks of the following libraries.

Peninsula Center Library650 Deep Valley Drive

Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274(310) 377-9584

Torrance Civic Center Library3301 Torrancc Boulevard

Torrancc, CA 90503(310) 618-5959

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