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[Two Updated Updated Woodland Ecological Park Components of Combined Remedial OU 2 a Alternatives from Ecological Alternatives Alternatives* the 2001 FS] 3 and 4 [Five Remedial Alternatives] [10 Action Alternatives] Alternative 3+: More Extensive Removal, Disposal, and Treatment Alternative 4+: Maximum Removal, Disposal, and Treatment Targeted source control, French drains/stream lining Alternative (a): Minimal Stream Lining + = Equivalent to 2001 FS Ecological Alternative 4, except for changes to the water treatment TCD + Alternative (b): Extensive Stream Lining Alternative (c): French Drains b Alternative (d): Stream Lining/French Drain Combination b + = Alternative (e): Extensive Stream Lining/French Drain Combination Alternative 3+(a) Alternative 3+(b) Alternative 3+(c) Alternative 3+(d) Alternative 3+(e) Alternative 4+(a) Alternative 4+(b) Alternative 4+(c) Alternative 4+(d) Alternative 4+(e) * The five OU 2 alternatives are combined with each of the two OU 3 alternatives to form 10 action alternatives. With the addition of the No Action Alternative, a total of 11 remedial alternatives were evaluated in the FFS Report (USEPA, 2010). FS = Feasibility Study OU = Operable Unit TCD = typical conceptual design a All the OU 2 alternatives also include the same set of actions for the Reed and Russell Tunnel adit flows: installation of a check dam to reduce or eliminate the flow of contaminated water, with a contingency plan for collection and treatment of discharge water if needed. b A limestone permeable reactive barrier (PRB) was evaluated as a potential option in place of a portion of the French drain in these alternatives (FFS Report [USEPA, 2010], Section 6.3 and Appendix F). However, based on the results of this evaluation, the PRB option has not been retained for direct inclusion in the alternatives. Additional study would be needed to further evaluate the potential effectiveness and cost of the PRB option. Figure B8-1 Schematic Illustration of the Remedial Alternatives Site Information Package for National Remedy Review Board
Estimated 30-Yr NPV Cost, Millions of Dollars $2,500 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $500 $0 Alternative4+(d) Alternative 3+(c) Alternative 4+(e) Alternative 4+(c) Alternative 3+(e) Alternative 3+(d) Alternative 4+(a) Alternative 4+(b) Alternative 3+(a) Alternative 3+(b) No Action 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 382081.FI.06.01.03_BunkerHill_ES042009003SEA\CURRENT FIGURES\Stephanie's_NRRB_Figures\Fig_B9-1_Present_Value_vs_AWQC_Ratios.ai 3/24/10 dk Predicted Post-Remediation AWQC Ratio in the SFCDR at Pinehurst Figure B9-1 Total Net Present Value Costs Versus Predicted Post-Remediation AWQC Ratios at Pinehurst Site Information Package for National Remedy Review Board 5
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