Tuesday June 9th, 2009 - 5:31PM

Attached, please find the approval from the Florida Department of Health for the Remedial Action Plan (RAP) for the Maritime Park site. The RAP details how the environmental clean-up will be conducted to protect the health of those who will visit the site for the future. This is the final regulatory approval necessary at the state and federal level. Thanks - Ed

Charlie Crist Ana M. Viamonte Ros, M.D., M.P.H.
Governor State Surgeon General
June 8, 2009
Mr. Al Coby
City Manager
City of Pensacola
180 Governmental Center
Pensacola, Florida 32501
Subject: Remedial Action Modification Plan Approval
Pensacola City Property (Trillium site)
618 South Barcelona Street
Pensacola, Escambia County
FDEP Facility ID# 178507801
Discharge Dates: August 10, 1987 and August 6, 1991 (EDI)
Discharge Score: 31
Involves UIC: No
Dear Mr. Coby:
Escambia County Health Department – Environmental Health Division has reviewed the
Remedial Action Modification Plan (RAMP) dated February 10, 2009 (received February 11,
2009), including supplemental information received through April 27, 2009, prepared and
submitted by QORE Property Sciences, Inc. for the petroleum product discharges discovered
at this site. We found all the documents submitted to date to be adequate to meet the
Remedial Action Plan (RAP) requirements of Rule 62-770.700, Florida Administrative Code
(F.A.C.). This RAMP, in conjunction with the original RAP approved by the Florida Department
of Environmental Protection on March 15, 1994 and the RAP approved by the Florida
Department Environmental Protection on July, 31, 2002, provides a reasonable strategy toward
accomplishing the cleanup objectives of Chapter 62-770, F.A.C.
The RAMP describes the changes to Institutional and Engineering controls required to provide
a No Further Action with Conditions (NFAC) Order. This approval is contingent upon
compliance with all conditions of Rule 62-770.680, F.A.C. governing NFAC. The FDEP
summary of this Rule is attached for your perusal.
For your information, ECHD-EH’ s approval of the RAMP should not be construed that we have
agreed to the costs described in the plan for funding under the preapproval or state cleanup
programs. Our review of the RAMP at this time is to evaluate technical feasibility,
effectiveness, compliance with required levels of groundwater treatment and air emissions
concerns, and general cost-effectiveness of the proposed remediation strategy. Cleanup funds
are not currently available for this site. When funds become available for this site based on
priority score, if site rehabilitation has not been completed you will be notified of the availability
of funds. If subsequent costs (up to any applicable funding cap) will be paid from the Inland
Tradition ? Service ? Leadership
Escambia County Health Department
1295 W. Fairfield Drive Pensacola, Florida 32501-1107
John J. Lanza, MD, PhD, MPH, FAAP, CHD Director-Health
www.escambiahealth.com
(850) 595-6500
Al Coby
June 9, 2009
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Protection Trust Fund (IPTF), a site manager will be appointed at the ECHD-EH to negotiate
the allowable cleanup cost to implement the approved RAMP with your designated contractor or
with a state cleanup contractor. Non-IPTF funded work may continue to be performed at the
site, as long as the work is performed in accordance with Chapter 376, Florida Statutes (F.S.),
and Chapter 62-770, F.A.C.
As agreed with Qore’ s Engineer of Record for the RAMP, the following items must be
addressed in the documentation to be used in site preparation and construction:
1). Final Drawings and Specifications and Record Drawings (“ As Built Drawings” ) must be
sealed and certified as compliant with the RAMP by a Licensed Professional Engineer and
submitted for review. We recognize that there may be several submittals over an extended
period of time as various phases of the project are completed.
2). All contaminated soils must be capped by impermeable barriers (concrete, Asphalt, etc.) or
capped with a minimum of 2 feet of clean backfill as specified in the attached memo dated April
7, 2008, from Michael E. Ashey. Chief, Bureau of Petroleum Storage Systems.
3). Dust control methods must be specified in appropriate construction documents. These
requirements are in addition to other FDEP requirements for control of dredged materials being
used as backfill on the site.
During periods of active site work we request a semi-annual report be submitted to ECHD-EHD.
However, once the remedial activities are complete, a Site Rehabilitation Completion Report
and No Further Action Proposal as required by Rule 62-770.680(4), Florida Administrative
Code, shall be submitted to ECHD-EHD. The report should include the draft restrictive covenant
and supporting documentation.
If you have any questions concerning the review , please contact us at (850) 595-6705, Ext.
797 or Escambia County Health Department – Environmental Health Division, 1300 West
Gregory Street, Pensacola, Florida 32502-3724
Sincerely,
Morgan G. Ray, P.E.
Professional Engineer II
Petroleum Cleanup
cc: Grace Rivera, FDEP – BPSS (PCS2)
Mike Kennedy, FDEP Northwest District Office, 160 Governmental Center, Pensacola,
Florida 32501-5794
Charles Harp, FDEP Northwest District Office, 160 Governmental Center, Pensacola,
Florida 32501-5794
Larry Maron, P.E., Qore Property Sciences, Inc., 1211 Tech Boulevard, Suite 200,
Tampa, Florida 33619
John Wright, P.E., FDEP – BPSS
Jeffrey Bush, FDEP - BPSS
Karen Shea, P.E., FDEP – NWD Pensacola
Larry O’ Donnell, FDEP – NWD Pensacola
Attachments
LP RAP MOD Approval rev 09-12-03
Al Coby
June 9, 2009
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LP RAP MOD Approval rev 09-12-03