Kimberly Finch, the NASA Ames Restoration Program Manager, provided an update on environmental remediation projects at the NASA Ames Research Center in May 2017. Soil removal was completed at AOI 6 and no further action is required. Proposed long-term monitoring at AOI 14 is under review. NASA has assumed responsibility for groundwater monitoring at the Navy Site 28 WATS Area and landfill sites 1 and 22, and provided progress reports on ongoing remediation work.

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2. • AOI 6 Lindbergh Ave Former Storm Drain Ditch
– Soil removal actions (lead and PCBs) completed
– Remedial Action Completion Report and No Further Action
approved by Agencies
• NASA VI Area of Responsibility – 7 buildings in northern
portion of NASA Ames
– Proposed Tiers of 3B/3A (long-term monitoring) under Agencies’
review
• AOI 14 Former Soil Fill Area:
– Action Memorandum (March 2017)
– Draft Soil Removal Action Work Plan under Agencies’ review
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3. • Navy Site 28 WATS Area Groundwater
– NASA assumed OM&M 10/1/2016; 2016 Annual Progress
Report (April 2017)
• Navy Sites 1 and 22 Landfills
– Sites transferred to NASA 10/1/2016; 2016 Annual Progress Report
(April 2017)
• Navy Site 29 Hangar 1: Update by Planetary Ventures
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4. Information: https://environment.arc.nasa.gov
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