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Draft Final Regulation Assessment (Task 63) for New Bedford Harbor Massachusetts Site: Break; Other: EPA WORK ASSIGNMENT NUMBER: 04-1L43 EPA CONTRACT NUMBER: 68-01-7250 EBASCO SERVICES INCORPORATED SDMS DoclD 63741 DRAFT FINAL REGULATION ASSESSMENT (TASK 63) FOR NEW BEDFORD HARBOR MASSACHUSETTS MARCH 1990 Submitted by: Approved by: A _ Dojiglag C. Allarf, P.E, Alan S. Fowler -New Bedford Harbor New Bedford Harbor Site Manager Project Lead E.G. Jordan Ebasco Services, Incorporated NOTICE The information in this document has been funded by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under REM III Contract No. 68-01-7250 to Ebasco Services, Inc. (Ebasco). This document has been formally released by Ebasco to the EPA. This document does not represent, however, the EPA's position or policy, and has not been formally released by the EPA. TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Title Page No, 1.0 INTRODUCTION. 2.0 CHEMICAL-, LOCATION-, AND ACTION-SPECIFIC ARARs 2.1 Chemical-Specific ARARs 3 2.2 Location- Specific ARARs 5 2.3 Action Dredging 7 2.4 Action Transportation 13 2.5 Action Water Treatment 19 2.6 Action - Contained Aquatic Disposal. 25 2.7 Action - Thermal Treatment 31 2.8 Action - On-Site Disposal 37 2.9 Action - Off-Site Disposal (Licensed Facility) 43 2.10 Action - Upland Disposal 49 3.0 FEDERAL REGULATIONS 55 4.0 MASSACHUSETTS REGULATIONS 94 9.86.198 0002.0.0 1.0 INTRODUCTION The objective of Task 63 - Regulation Assessment (of Work Plan Amendment Number One) for the New Bedford Harbor site is to identify those federal and state regulations that are applicable, relevant and appropriate (ARARs), or to be considered for the evaluation, selection, and implementation of remedial actions at the site. ARARs identified in 40 CFR Part 300 (Fed. Reg. November 20, 1985), and Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations considered to be ARARs, were reviewed, and written summaries of the procedural and technical requirements of these documents were prepared. These summaries are presented in Sections 3.0 and 4.0 of this document. Other federal regulations, policies, executive orders, and guidance documents were reviewed for future consideration in assessing remedial actions. This document is intended to serve as a tool in providing a comprehensive and well-documented analysis of ARARs for use during the screening and evaluation of remedial alternatives. 9.86.198 0006.0.0 2.0 CHEMICAL-, LOCATION-, AND ACTION-SPECIFIC ARARs ARARs were separated into three distinct categories: chemical- specific, location-specific, and action-specific to reflect the latest EPA ARAR compliance policy. For each category, a checklist consisting of federal and state regulations, criteria, advisories, procedures, and guidance documents was completed in order to identify site-specific ARARs. Each ARAR identified as site-specific was then distinguished as either applicable, relevant and appropriate, or to be considered. Chemical-specific ARAR checklists are contained in Section 2.1 and location-specific checklists are in Section 2.2 of this report. Action-specific ARAR checklists were completed for each of eight technologies identified as components of remedial action alternatives for the New Bedford Harbor site. 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