Agenda - Council - 11/13/1984 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Waste Management oi Wisconsin, Inc. 3333 North IVtayfa,~ Road. M~lwaukee. W~scon$in 53222 Suite 3D5. 414/47F,-SBSE, October 16, 1984 Mr. Robert M. Hutchison Director of Environmental Management County of Anoka Courthouse, 4th floor Anoka, MN 55303 RE: Routine Groundwater Monitoring Anoka Municipal Sanitary Landfill Dear Mr. Hutchison: This letter will confirm our discussions of October 9, 1984, regarding routine groundwater monitoring at the Anoka Municipal Sanitary Landfill. We have previously submitted to you information regarding the analytical labs that will be providing these monitoring services. The labs include ETC and RMT. ETC is the primary lab and will provide the organic analysis and overall quality control and assurance; RMT will provide the inorganic analysis and qualified personnel for field sampling and shipping, and custodion control of those samples. It is our understanding, based on your review of these labs, that they will provide an acceptable level of quality control and assurance and adhere to the intent of the Anoka County ordinance. As we discussed, information that will be submitted by ETC will no longer have the elaborate codes and identification numbers on them. We will clearly identify that this information is for the Anoka Municipal Sanitary Landfill. This change is a result of your comments and suggestions. You further requested that reporting of table two constituents be done in a categorized and organized manner and that future reporting of such constituents be done in the same manner. Since you will be providing a final list of the table two constituents in the near future, if you will put those in the order you desire them to be reported we shall take the necessary actions to provide you with that reporting format. As you know a slight problem developed during the first week of October when a well inventory program was conducted at the landfill. Inadvertently, we removed the well wizards and placed them on the ground which potentially contaminating these devices. Since they were subsequently replaced in the well, it was not possible for use to conduct the VOC or table two constituents monitoring on October 8 and 9, 1984. The well wizards have been removed, decontaminated, and inspected for any possible damage. After the well wizards were reinstalled, the wells were thoroughly redeveloped. It was decided that only the