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Port Gardner Bay Port Gardner Bay The Everett waterfront is a treasure, Cleanups Support Other Waterfront Opportunities Port Gardner Bay serving local and regional needs for business and industry, recreation, 529 KEY housing and cultural activities. The Site under investigation PUGET SOUND INITIATIVE Snohomish River is focusing energy and resources Bay Wood 5 Site cleanup on cleaning up contaminated Products 529 partially completed waterfront sites. In Everett, local, Jeld-Wen state and federal agencies, local 529 Site cleanup Native American tribes, businesses completed and property owners are working Waterfront industry plays a major role in Historically, sh, birds and wildlife thrived in Everett to restore the waterfront – cleaning Everett’s history and today anchors the local Port Gardner Bay. By cleaning up pollution Smelter up several old industrial sites and economy. As waterfront sites are cleaned up and and improving habitat in the water and on the North Marina (Lowlands) restoring waterfront areas for fish, restored, marine industries can prosper. shorelines, healthy sh and wildlife populations West End TC Systems, Inc. animals and people. This unique, will bene t – on the Everett waterfront and North Marina Ameron/Hulbert baywide collaboration means across the Sound. more cleanups and restoration Everett Shipyard are happening faster. Important waterfront uses – marinas, parks, Future location of City of Everett recreation, housing, fishing, cultural Waterfront Place uses and others – can thrive in a revitalized and healthy waterfront 529 environment. Broadway East Waterway 5 Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. The action is in the bay - Port Gardner Bay. The map on the right highlights ExxonMobil ADC 529 several ongoing activities, all aimed People who use the waterfront, sh or forage Regionally, people are increasingly drawn to 2 at making the area, and Puget Sound, in the bays and interact with the waterfront the gorgeous natural resources of the Everett healthier. Read on, and learn how you environment, will bene t as toxics, debris and area to live, work and play. Waterfront cleanups Weyerhaeuser Mill A Former sources of contamination are removed from and restoration will open up opportunities for can be part of renewing the Everett N waterfront! the environment. Improving human health is a housing, recreation and an overall great quality major goal of the Puget Sound Initiative. of life. Site By Site For More Information Everett is your community, Washington State Department of Ecology Watch for cleanup notices to review – we Andrew Kallus and you can help with this maintain a public information repository at See The Waterfront waterfront initiative. We invite (360) 407-7259 you to contact us for more [email protected] the Everett Public Library. Look for the blue Get Better information: www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/tcp/cleanup.html PUGET SOUND INITIATIVE cover. 9.2016 Waterfront Place Redevelopment Everett Smelter Site (Lowland Area) Weyerhaeuser Mill A Former e Everett Smelter Lowland Area is located in north Everett adjacent From the 1890s to the early 1980s, the Weyerhaeuser Mill A Former Site to the Snohomish River and was home to several former Weyerhaeuser Everett Shipyard Inc. was used for sawmill and pulp mill operations and is located at the Port’s mills. is Site is contaminated with lead, arsenic and other metals. e e Everett Shipyard Site is within the Port’s Waterfront Place South Terminal. Samples collected from adjacent marine sediments were smelter operated from 1896 to 1912. Ecology received funds to continue Redevelopment. Everett Shipyard has maintained shipyard found to contain a large volume of wood waste, as well as contaminants cleanup of the Everett Smelter Site as part of a settlement of the ASARCO activities at this Site since its founding as Fishermen’s Boat Shop in 1947. including metals, PCBs, PAHs, phenols and dioxin/furans. Upland environmental bankruptcy case. A draft cleanup action plan was released for e shipyard historically operated as a boat building, maintenance and contaminants include metals, PAHs, petroleum, and several SVOCs. public comment in 2016. Ecology will review and consider all comments repair facility. Operations at the Site ceased in September 2009. An Ecology, the Port of Everett, Weyerhaeuser Company, and Washington received, then nalize the cleanup action plan. Cleanup activities will begin investigation to fully characterize contamination at the Site was completed in 2010. Primary contaminants State Department of National Resources developed an Agreed Order to once funding becomes available. FSID: (none) identi ed include metals, PAHs, petroleum, and PCBs in the uplands, and SVOCs (including PAHs), guide Site cleanup in 2012. In-water sediment sampling commenced in 2015 and upland sampling (soil and metals, tributyltin, PCBs, and petroleum in the sediment. Site cleanup of the uplands and the in-water area groundwater) began in 2016. An interim cleanup action in a portion of the in-water area began in August were completed in 2013 and 2014/2015, respectively. FSID: 2794 East Waterway 2016 to remove contaminated sediment and wood debris to increase navigational access to the terminal. e East Waterway is located in the Everett Harbor area at the mouth of FSID: 1884322 the Snohomish River, directly west of downtown Everett. It is a deepwater North Marina Ameron/Hulbert port and industrial area with multiple sources of sediment contamination e North Marina Ameron/Hulbert Site is part of the Port’s Waterfront Bay Wood Products including historical discharges, as well as log rafting, which contributed Place Redevelopment. Primary uses of the Site have included shingle The Bay Wood Products Site is a former sawmill (from the 1930s to to high levels of wood waste. Primary uses of the waterway have included and saw milling, marine support services, and concrete pole and piling the 1970s) and log handling and storage facility (1979 to 1994) located shipping and processing facilities for timber, pulp, and alumina, deep water manufacturing. Metals, petroleum and other substances contaminate soil at the con uence of the Snohomish River and Port Gardner Bay near shipping operations by the Port of Everett, and naval activities. Historical and groundwater at this Site. e Port completed extensive investigation the Maulsby Mud ats. An investigation to fully characterize potential sediment data show a variety of contaminants such as PAHs, SVOCs and partial cleanup of the Site uplands under Ecology’s voluntary cleanup program. An investigation to fully contamination at the Site is currently on-going. Primary contaminants including phenols, PCBs, dioxin/furans, and some metals. Ecology and liable parties identi ed for the East characterize contamination at the Site has been completed in addition to interim actions that removed soil identi ed include PAHs in the uplands and low levels of dioxins/furans Waterway entered into a cleanup agreement in 2016 to address the contamination. e investigation work contamination and cleaned out and repaired stormwater lines. Final cleanup is anticipated for 2017. and cPAHs in the sediments. Wood waste was also identi ed in the in- plan is being developed. FSID: 2733 FSID: 68853261 water area. An interim action to address upland contaminated soil stockpiles was completed in 2013. Site cleanup of the in-water area is anticipated for 2017. FSID: 4438651 TC Systems, Inc. North Marina West End TC Systems has supported the aviation and boating industries by e North Marina West End Site is part of the Port’s Waterfront Place Jeld-Wen chemically treating and painting metal parts since about 1984. TC Systems Redevelopment. Used for commercial, marine and industrial purposes Operations at the Jeld-Wen property included door manufacturing, wood ceased operations in May 2010. Prior to TC Systems, industrial activities since the 1900s, the North Marina West End Site has a variety of treating, and saw milling. e property is located on the Snohomish River at the Site consisted of a historic shingle mill that was built on pilings, a contaminants including metals, PAHs, and vinyl chloride. e Port waterfront at the north end of Everett and is currently being investigated berglass boat construction company, and manufacturing of windows and completed extensive investigation and cleanup of the Site uplands to characterize soil, groundwater and sediment contamination at the railings for boats. A cleanup investigation at the Site, which is on-going, under Ecology’s voluntary cleanup program. An investigation to fully characterize potential contamination Site. Investigations to date have identi ed various petroleum products commenced in April 2011 and documented contamination in both soil remaining at the Site (i.e., Site groundwater and sediments) was completed in 2010. Primary contaminants including creosote and other pollutants in soil and groundwater. Dioxins/furans, cPAHs, and PCBs have and groundwater. Primary contaminants identi ed include metals, SVOCs of concern at the Site include arsenic, copper, and vinyl chloride in groundwater, and PAHs at one location been identi ed as primary contaminants in the sediment. e cleanup investigation is expected to be including PAHs, PCBs, and petroleum. Cleanup is anticipated for 2017. FSID: 10587741 in sediment. Long-term compliance groundwater and sediment monitoring was completed in 2013. Ecology completed in 2016. Site cleanup is anticipated for 2018/2019. FSID: 2757 will review the conditions of the Site in
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