U.S. EPA TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROJECT SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING San Diego, CA
May 9th 2001--Navy Day
SWDIV San Diego Bay Sediment Projects Organization
Southwest Division (SWDIV) is part of NAVFAC--The Naval Facilities Engineering Command. NAVFAC’s role is to manage the planning, design and construction of shore facilities for U.S. Navy activities around the world. We provide the Navy’s forces with the operating, support and training bases they need when they are home… from the sea.
Headquartered in the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. and Led by Rear Admiral Michael R. Johnson, Civil Engineer Corps, United States Navy, NAVFAC is a global organization with 16,000 employees worldwide and an annual volume of business in excess of $8 billion. Services
NAVFAC offers and delivers timely and effective facilities engineering solutions worldwide.
•Base Development, Planning, and Design •Military Construction •Public Works •Utilities & Energy Services •Base Realignment and Closure •Environmental Programs •Weight Handling •Military Operations and Contingency Engineering •Acquisition •Real Estate •Family & Bachelor Housing •Ocean Engineering •Transportation Planning & Management Engineering Field Division
SOUTHWEST DIVISION is one of four Engineering Field Divisions within the Naval Facilities Engineering Command. Officially established on October 1, 1989, it handles the planning, design, and acquisition of facilities. The command also provides technical advice and assistance on the maintenance and operation of facilities and handles the acquisition and disposal of real estate. The Navy and Marine Corps own more than 267,000 acres of land just in San Diego County alone. That amounts to a total facilities investment (Class I and Class II property) of $4.6 billion! NAVFAC Areas of Responsibility
EFA NORTH NORTHWEST DIV
EFA MIDWEST EFA WEST EFA CHESAPEAKE NORFOLK, VA ATLANTIC DIVISION SAN DIEGO, CA CHARLESTON, SC SOUTHWEST +CARIBBEAN DIVISION SOUTH HONOLULU, HI DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION +PACIFIC EFA MED +ASIA +EUROPE +AUSTRALIA +AFRICA March 2000 SWDIV Major Business Lines
Capital Improvements 03CN Design and Construction
Environmental 03EN Environmental Compliance and Environmental Restoration
Planning 03PL Facilities, Environmental, and Project Development
Real Estate 03RE
Real Property Management and Public Private Ventures
BOS 03PW
Transportation, Facilities Mgmt, Utilities, Engineering & Consulting Services
BRAC 06 Closure, Caretaker March 2000 San Diego Bay Projects Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Maintenance Dredging for ARCO, SUBASE
Project Number: R7-00
Description: Dredge to –60’ MLLW at Pier 5002, with LA-5 disposal.
Dredged Material: 17,549 CY
Estimated Cost: $700,000
Purpose: Provide maintenance dredging for the ARCO (Navy Submersible Dry-dock) located at SUBASE San Diego
Schedule: Catex prepared: 11 Nov 2000 RWQCB application prepared: 12 Dec 2000 COE permit submitted: 15 Dec 2000 Construction: 1– 30 Mar 01 Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Pier 3 Dredging and Ocean/Upland Disposal, NAVSTA San Diego
Project Number: P-338s
Description: Dredge to –37’ MLLW at Pier 3 with ocean and upland disposal (including munitions screening).
PHASE 2 Remaining Work: • Dispose 20,000 CY from NAVSTA CDF at Lakeside Land Company • Excavate and dispose 4,500 CY from NOLF IB at Lakeside Land Company • Re-seed excavation site and repave roads at NOLF IB
Dredged Material: 184,500 CY (99,000 CY unsuitable)
Estimated Cost:: $14.8 million
Purpose: To provide for the berthing of ships that have been assigned to NAVSTA San Diego PHASE 1 complete Schedule: Addendum to EA: 1 Jul 2000 FONSI: 15 Aug 2000 RWQCB Concurrence: 10 Dec 1997, 17 Jan 2000 Construction: Jan 98 - Mar 01 Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Replacement Pier and Dredging, NAVSTA San Diego
Project Number: P-326
Description: Dredge to –37’ MLLW, demolish old piers, and construct new pier.
Dredged Material: 764,000 CY (48,000 CY estimated unsuitable)
Estimated Cost: $53.2 million
Purpose: To support the berthing, logistics, maintenance, and utility requirements of ships currently berthed in the San Diego Naval Complex
Permits: Permits required from COE, RWQCB and CCC.
Schedule: FEIS: Apr 2001 ROD: Jul 2001 Submit CCD: Feb 2001 Submit RWQCB: Feb 2001 Submit COE: Feb 2001
Construction: 2002-2004 Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Operations Training Maintenance Management Plan (OTMMP), and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) NAB Coronado.
Description: This EIS will analyze potential environmental impacts to sensitive resources resulting from the amphibious training requirements for the Naval Amphibious Base (NAB) as described in the Operations, Training & Maintenance Management Plan (OTMMP). The OTMMP provides a comprehensive, single plan for these training activities. Many training areas contain Western Snowy Plover and California Least Tern habitat, and resulting restrictions have drastically reduced the amount of training beaches available to NAB. Estimated Cost: $ 400,000
Schedule: FEIS: Nov 2002 ROD: Dec 2002 Submit CCD: Oct 2002 COE Permit : Apr 1999 Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Berthing Wharf, NAS North Island
Project Number: P-700A
Description: Dredge to –50’ MLLW, demolish Pier J/K, construct fill area, wharf, mitigation area and enhancement area.
Dredged Material: 534,000 CY
Contract Award Cost: $41M
Purpose: Provide support facilities and infrastructure for the selected home port locations for a CVN.
Schedule:
FEIS: 9 July 1999 ROD: 28 Jan 2000 CCD Concurrence: 15 Feb 2000 CEQA Compliance: 14 Jun 2000 Waste Discharge Cert: 14 Jun 2000 COE 404 Permit: 13 July 2000 Construction: Feb 2000 to Feb 2002
Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Mark V Special Operations Craft Launch/ Retrieval Finger Pier, NAS North Island
Project Number: P-760
Description: Construct concrete pier on piles, with floating docks and wave attenuation panels for the Launch/Retrieval of the MK V SOC.
Dredged Material: None
Estimated Cost: $4.8M
Purpose: Provide for a floating finger pier for the efficient launch and retrieval of MK V SOC. The proposed pier is located close to the runways and MK V Maintenance and Operations Facility, constructed in 2000.
Permits: Permits required from COE, RWQCB and CCC.
Schedule: EA: Mar 2001 Submit RWQCB: Apr 2001 Submit CCD : Apr 2001 Submit COE: May 2001 FONSI: Jul 2001 Construction: FY04 Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Dredging and Disposal Long Term Management Strategy (LTMS), Navy Region Southwest
Project Number: N/A
Description: Plan for Navy dredging and disposal programs, addressing dredging projects in the SD Bay and disposal alternatives in the SD region.
Estimated Cost:: $105,000
Purpose: To provide a proactive and comprehensive strategy for regional sediment management and to serve as a tool for site specific projects.
Permits: None.
Schedule: Draft 50% LTMS: May 2001 Pre-Final LTMS: Jul 2001 Final LTMS: Aug 2001 Natural Resources Brief Sheet
Project Title: San Diego Bay Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan (INRMP) Status: NEPA Initiated. FONSI Expected Nov 01
Project Title: Navy San Diego Bay Eelgrass Mitigation Bank Status: Draft to Region 12/00, Draft to Agencies 2/01
Project Title: Navy/Port Comprehensive San Diego Bay Eelgrass Survey 99/00 Status: Finalized 12/00. Available for distribution on CD
Project Title: Navy/Port Comprehensive San Diego Bay Fisheries Inventory Status: Finalized 9/00. Available for distribution on CD and on WEB
Project Title: Navy San Diego Bay Tern/Turbidity Study Status: Using CVN as test project. Results available in June 01
Project Title: CVN I Year Three Monitoring Results Status: Available on the CVN Website “http://environ.spawar.navy.mil/sandrpln/” Navy IR Program
Background--Originally CERCLA did not include provisions for cleaning up DoD sites; however, the Defense Appropriations Act of 1984 established special funding for DoD cleanups, and in 1987 Congress established the Defense Environmental Restoration Account (DERA), codified in 10 U.S.C. 2703. In a 3 May 1995 memorandum, the Deputy Secretary of Defense devolved DERA to the military Departments beginning in FY 97. DON's portion of the devolvement is referred to as the Environmental Restoration, Navy (ER, N) account.
Approach--The goal of the Navy/Marine Corps IR Program is to reduce, in a cost-effective manner, the risk to human health and the environment from hazardous substance contamination resulting from past Department of Defense (DoD) activities in the U.S. and its territories. The Navy/Marine Corps IR Program uses Risk Management as the primary philosophy in programming, budgeting, and executing the program. Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: San Diego Bay Environmental Cleanup Projects
Description: The Navy is active in various environmental projects around N C C O S C F O R M E R N A V A L M A R IN E C O R P S T R A I N IN G R E C R U I T D E P O San Diego Bay. Approximate cost is C E N T E R ( M C R D ) ( N T C ) C IT Y OF $3-5 million per year. U BM A R I N E N I N G C E N T E R SA N DIE GO R A C E N ) F L E E T I N D U S T R IA L S U P P Y C E N T E R ( F I S C ) Projects North Island Site 10
P O I N T L O M A C O M P L E X Naval Amphibious Base N A V A L A I R S T A T IO N N O R T H I S L A N D ( N A S N O R T H I S L A N D ) N A V A L S T A T I O N North Island Site 1 and CDF S A N D I E G O ( N A V S T A ) North Island Site 9 TCE Plume Cleanup
N A V A L A M P H I B I O U S Munitions Assessment B A S E , C O R A N A D O S ( N A B ) A N
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Project Title: Site 10 Shoreline Slag Removal Action, NAS North Island
Project Number: DO142
Description: The Navy is performing a removal action as part of the Navy Installation Restoration Program. The removal action will construct an erosion control and bank containment system in order to isolate slag waste in the Site 10 area. Regulatory agencies will be notified.
Cost: $2.5M
Purpose: Remove potential chemical risk to human health and the environment
Schedule: Remedial Action Plan: 01 Mar 2001 Start Construction: 25 Sep 2001 Technical Completion: 26 Jun 2002 Project Brief Sheet
Naval Amphibious Base •Two Areas with Sediment Contamination — Site 3 and Site 2/4 •Currently in RI-- Identifying assessment endpoints, measurement endpoints and CSM Project Brief Sheet
North Island Site 1 •Sediments around stormwater outfalls •RI complete and consensus on No Further Action for Bayside outfalls •Multiple lines of evidence approach •Grainsize--large consideration Project Brief Sheet
North Island Site 1, CDF •Removal Action in conjunction with carrier dredging •Unsuitable material placed behind rock dike, on in-situ impacted sediments •Network of Monitoring Wells in place Project Brief Sheet
North Island Site 9, TCE Plume •toxicity and bioaccumulation tests 560000 will be performed in situ 559800 depth (m) •Measurement endpoints bent nose below mllw clams (Macoma nasuta), top smelt 559600 22 (Atherinops affinis), burrowing
559400 20 amphipod (Rhepoxinius abronius or ). 18 Eohastorius estaurius 559200 16 •chlorinated ethenes--chemicals of concern 559000 PW-5 PW-12 14 PW-13 PW-2 PW-3 12 558800 R1 10 R2 558600 R3 8 R4 R5 6 558400 4
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NAD83 state planar meters Project Brief Sheet
Project Title: Preliminary Assessment of Munitions in the San Diego Bay Primary Ship Channels and STENNIS Homeporting Beach Replenishment Areas.
Project Number: CTO-173
Description: The Navy is performing a Preliminary Assessment (PA), the first investigative step under the cleanup law CERCLA - The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 to determine the potential for munitions in sediment material. The study addresses areas of the San Diego Bay historically used by the military as primary ship channels, and the beach replenishment areas where sand from the STENNIS homeporting dredge project were deposited.
Cost: $462,135
Purpose: To identify sites that may pose a threat (from munitions) to human health and the environment.
Schedule: PA Report Feb 2001 Factsheet #2 Apr 2001 Public Participation Plan Apr 2001