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List of Selected Projects Environmental Projects Environmental ProjectsSussex County Closed Landfill, Sussex County,
Virginia. Since 1998 EEE has conducted
routine detection and assessment monitoring at two closed municipal landfills.
Services have included permit application, Groundwater Management Plan
Development, groundwater well installation, sample collection, data validation,
report development and regulatory management. Other tasks have included
development of a Nature and Extent Study, an Assessment of Corrective
Measures Study, and land acquisition assistance. Also, landfill gas monitoring
system installation, monitoring, and reporting have been performed. Petro Stopping Center, Carmel Church, Virginia. EEE
has completed multiple environmental projects at this large truck refueling
station during the past 4 years. This work included preparation of a
Corrective Action Plan for remediation of a major diesel fuel release,
release detection monitoring, groundwater and vapor monitoring, free-product
reporting, and negotiation with the Department of Environmental Quality. Radford Army Ammunition Plant, Radford Virginia. Developed a soil sampling program to support the
RCRA operating permit for an Open Burning Ground Facility. The program
entails collecting soil samples annually to determine temporal variation
of potential impacts deposited through the operation of the unit. Other
project tasks include the design of a run-on / runoff control berm and
a retention basin design. Hanover County Open-end Environmental Services
Contract, Hanover Virginia. EEE has a 5-year
open-end contract with the County for comprehensive environmental services
for the County Departments and the School Board. Projects include technical
expertise on a lawsuit file against the county; wetland permitting for
the Telegraph Road project; environmental evaluation of the impacts of
a 170 MW expansion of a gas-fired power plant; pilot study of a remedial
system and free product removal and monitoring for a gasoline release
at the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department; preparation of the Comprehensive
Plan Amendments for the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act; and preparation
of a NEPA document for the relocation of Bell Creek Road. Projects completed
for the Department of Public Utilities included environmental risk assessment
for a sewage lagoon closure, an odor study of a poultry processing facility,
stream monitoring for the Totopotomoy Wastewater Treatment Plant discharge,
and asbestos surveys and abatement at multiple buildings that were being
demolished for roadway, water and sewer improvements. Studies completed
for the School Board included radon testing of three schools, a feasibility
study of a 150-acre parcel for an elementary school site, and UST compliance
assessment. Wytheville Community College, Wytheville, Virginia. EEE
performed a comprehensive investigation to determine the impacts from
an offsite up gradient manufacturing facility. Investigations included
groundwater well installation, karst geology mapping, sediment sampling,
surface water sampling, and data analysis and reporting. Tri-County Parkway EIS, Loudon, Fairfax and
Prince William Counties. Responsible for
the natural resource and hazardous materials elements of the Environmental
Impact Statement for a 15 mile 4-lane highway on new location. Significant
issues including habitat for several state listed endangered species
and rock formations containing natural asbestos. Project included a comprehensive
public involvement program because of the project’s location near
Manassas. Environmental and Geotechnical Services for
Department of Public Works, Caroline County, Virginia. EEE
is responsible for providing environmental and geotechnical services
as a sub-consultant. Prepared a study in accordance with the Department
of Agriculture’s NEPA compliance for a Preliminary Engineering
Report for the Dawn Service Area, for approximately 25,000 linear feet
of new water and sewer line, two new potable water wells, a new water
storage tank, and a new 500,000 gpd wastewater treatment plant. Study
included wetlands, soils, historic resources, hazardous materials, and
threatened and endangered species. Also completed regulatory permitting
for about 30,000 feet of water line along Route 1 that crossed 12 streams
and extensive wetlands. Secured wetlands permits for a 12,000 foot force
main in Bowling Green, and completed a geotechnical study for expansion
of the Pole Cat Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Front Royal Water Treatment Plant, Front Royal. EEE
is responsible for water related permits for a new 4 mgd water intake
structure on the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. This project required
a Water Protection Permit from the Department of Environmental Quality,
a Subaqueous Bed Permit from the Virginia Marine Resources Commission,
and an Individual 404 permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Route 33 Improvements, Hanover County Virginia. Responsible for the wetland
delineation, Rosgen stream classification, wetland mitigation and stream
restoration, and environmental permitting for 7-miles of 4-laning of this
primary. The project impacted 16 separate wetland/stream areas and required
permits for each of those jurisdictional areas. Virginia Department of Corrections, Term Contract
for Environmental Engineering Services, Statewide. Prepared
a UST/AST management plan for regulatory compliance of over 250 tanks
(AST, UST and propane) at 35 facilities. Implemented first and second
phase of compliance including UST and AST registration, bid packages/specifications
for UST closure and AST installation, soil and groundwater sampling and
analysis, multiple Site Characterization Reports and Corrective Action
Plans for leaking underground storage tanks, UST closure documentation,
and negotiation of a Compliance Agreement with the DEQ. Also provided
training on UST/AST compliance and monitoring requirements. Prepared
Spill Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCC) and Oil Discharge Contingency
plans (ODC) for multiple facilities. Other tasks included preparation
of a NEPA document for a proposed 1500-bed medium security prison, asbestos
and lead paint surveys of two prisons, and wetland/water quality permitting
and Environmental Impact Report for a new dam on Kimberling Creek in
Bland County. Wheelabrator Corporation Landfill, Bedford,
Virginia. Project has been ongoing for
three years. Responsible for post-closure management required by the
facility’s Hazardous Waste Post-Closure Permit, which was issued
in September 1992. The project includes administration and record keeping,
updating of the Post-Closure Cost Estimate, NPDES stormwater and Ground-Water
Monitoring including sampling, statistical analysis and reporting, and
an evaluation of the feasibility of removing or in-situ treatment of
the hazardous waste in the landfill. Also prepared the application for
renewal of the Hazardous Waste Post Closure Permit. Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures
Plan (SPCC), Virginia Department of Corrections Sussex 1 and 2 Facilities. Prepared
a SPCC Plan and an Oil Discharge Contingency Plan (ODC) for the Sussex
1 and 2 Correctional Facilities. The project included evaluation of all
petroleum containing above ground and underground storage tanks, analysis
of potential impacts from a catastrophic discharge from a tank, and preparation
of recommendations to minimize the likelihood of a spill and its impacts. Roanoke Airport Wetland Delineation and Permitting,
Roanoke Virginia. Completed a wetland delineation,
coordinated a jurisdictional determination from the Corps of Engineers
and secured permits for the impacts related to the re-location of a taxiway
and stormwater basin at the municipal airport. Oxon Cove Correctional Facility, Washington
DC. Provided environmental studies and
local permit support for a $115 million construction project on a brownfields
site and within an enterprise zone. Studies included a wetland delineation,
installation of landfill gas probes, and monitoring wells, soil boring,
and soil, groundwater and landfill gas sampling and analysis. Landfill
gas sampling and analysis included methane, hydrogen sulfide, carbon
monoxide, non-methane organics, nitrogen and hydrogen, and volatile organic
compounds. Soil and groundwater sampling and analysis included TCLP,
Appendix I metals, semi-volatile and volatile compounds and total petroleum
hydrocarbons. Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point Facility, Sparrows
Point, Maryland. Assisted with the Description
of Current Conditions Document, Work Plan, and ecological risk assessment
required by the RCRA Facility Investigation at this 1200-acre steel mill,
boat yard and landfill. Fox Ferry Point, Prince Georges County, Maryland. Completed
a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment and contaminant investigation
on an 84-acre parcel that was a former quarry operation. Twelve soil,
ground water and sediment samples were collected and analyzed for petroleum
hydrocarbon diesel and gasoline fractions), RCRA metals, and pesticides
and herbicides using CERCLA protocols. Planning ProjectsStafford County Groundwater Management Plan,
Stafford County, Virginia. EEE assisted the County in the development of a Groundwater Management
Draft
Ordinance. The ordinance required hydrological evaluations of proposed
withdrawals and special use permit conditions for certain land uses within
the most vulnerable aquifer recharge zones. Goochland County Wireless Communication Towers,
Goochland Virginia. Assisted
the County in preparing a draft ordinance requiring a special use permit
for wireless communications facilities, providing a technical document
on the industry, and reviewing and evaluating the impacts of proposed towers
and antennas for the County. Also prepared a section of the Comprehensive
Plan pertaining to Telecommunications. Prince William County Department of Planning,
Prince William, Virginia. Prepared a needs analysis of sites throughout the County and the zoning
ordinance for cell towers including an evaluation of the suitability of
county-owned properties for tower sites. Assisted with the technical review
of applications for new tower sites, including presentations before the
Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors. Fluvanna County Open-end Contract for Wireless
Communications Services, Fluvanna Virginia. EEE is contracted for open-end engineering and planning
services, including technical review of Conditional Use Permit applications
for wireless communications facilities, an analysis of the ordinance for
wireless communications facilities, and an assessment of the suitability
of County property for new wireless facilities. Water Quality Section of the Comprehensive
Plan , Hanover County, Virginia. EEE prepared the environmental
section of the Comprehensive Plan required by the Chesapeake Bay Preservation
Act. The plan addressed water resources,
County goals and objectives and a water quality protection plan. The
work included a workshop with the Planning Commission and presentations
to the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors. D.C. Corrections and Rehabilitation Center,
Washington D.C. Assisted with a PUD application
for a major development plan in southeastern Washington, which included
a 2200-bed correctional facility, a campus for the Washington Technical
Institute, and 5 inmate industries program buildings. This work included
assistance with the preparation of a zoning application, preparation
of a traffic impact report, 6 presentations before the Zoning Commission,
computer simulations of the facility, and preparation of an Environmental
Impact Report. Educational ProjectsHanover County Water Quality Management,
Hanover Virginia. EEE is helping
Hanover County with the implementation of various water quality programs,
including the Phase II requirements of the NPDES stormwater program.
Our role includes identification of BMPs for stormwater management, public
outreach and public education on water quality and stormwater management,
identification of existing stormwater management controls and regulations.
EEE also developed the section of the Comprehensive Plan on Water Quality
Management, which includes a description of existing water quality programs
and the goals and objectives for the next five years for water quality
protection. Science Museum of Virginia, Richmond Virginia. EEE
has a multi-year contract for educational services including development
of new courses and educational instruction. Course development has
included programs on environmental education on water resources of
the James River and the environmental resources and botany of Belle
Island. Course instruction has included courses for the After School
Program, Project WET, Camp In, and the Summer Series Program Chickahominy Middle School, Hanover Virginia. EEE has a contract for
educational services in the after school program. Courses have been developed
and taught on wetlands, desert environments, tropical rainforests, and
reptiles of Virginia U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice
Programs. EEE is part
of a team that has a 2-year contract with the Office of Justice Programs
for environmental services. Tasks have included development of instructional
materials and instruction at a course on the National Environmental Policy
Act and Clean Water Act. The course was attended by over 220 people from
40 different states Virginia Department of Corrections, throughout
Virginia. Under a term
contract with the DOC, EEE has developed instructional materials and
provided 2 instructors for several courses on environmental issues for
correctional facilities. The courses included environmental compliance
requirements for USTs/ASTs, statistical methods of leak detection monitoring
for USTs, and closure replacement requirements for USTs. Corrections Corporation of America, Nashville
Tennessee. EEE developed instructional
materials and provided 2 instructors for a course on environmental
and engineering issues for correctional facilities. The course was
developed for the corporate office of CCA, which is the world’s
largest private correctional company Goochland County Planning Commission. Goochland
Virginia. As one task
under a term contract with the County, EEE developed instructional materials
and provided a course in siting, planning, design, and environmental
issues related to wireless communications facilities. The course was
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