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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION X STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT 'OF ECOLOGY IN THE MATTER OF: Lower Duwamish Waterway Port of Seattle, King County, City of Seattle, The Boeing Company, RESPONDENTS FIRST AMENDMENT Proceeding Under Sections 104, 122(a), US. EPA, Region 10 122(d)(3) of the Comprehensive Docket No. CERCLA- Environmental Response, Compensation, 1020010055 and Liability Act (CERCLA), as amended, 42 U.S.C. 9604, 9622(a), 9622(d)(3) and Under the Ecology Docket No. Washington State Model Toxics Control Act 00TCPNR1895 (MTCA), ch. 70.105D RCW. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv This First Amendment to the Administrative Order on Consent For Remedial Investigation/ Feasibility Study (AOC) for the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW), CERCLA Docket No. 10-20010055, issued on December 20, 2000, provides for the performance of the Fishers Study Scope ofWork set forth below under the terms and conditions of the AOC by mutual agreement of the Parties in accordance with Section XXVI of the AOC. This Scope of Work (SOW) for the shers study for the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW) provides a general overview of the work to be performed, a list of deliverables by task, and a schedule for these deliverables. The goal of the shers study, consistent with the LDW Fishers Study Road Map, is to gather information from people who either consume seafood from the LDW or who may assist in understanding aspects of LDW seafood consumption in order to improve the effectiveness of the institutional controls needed regarding the seafood consumption pathway. The study is not intended to generate quantitative seafood consumption rates. In addition, risk communication/outreach measures to be implemented during or following the sher study are not included in this scope; these measures will be explored using different mechanisms and potentially with different parties or groups. FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - l The tasks of the shers study are summarized in Figure 1 and described briey below. Task 2: Identify Task 1: Prepare a Populations and Work Plan Develop Questions Task 4: Conduct Pilot :TasklAnalyze Data: Task 5; Implement . Test and Finalize and Generate Report: lmplementation Plan ...- kiwi Figure l. Tasks for the LDW shers study 9 Task 1. Prepare a Work Plan. LDWG will review existing data and draft a work plan for the survey. The draft work plan will be reviewed by EPA/Ecology and nalized following AOC procedures. LDWG will also notify EPA and Ecology of the names, titles, and qualications of any contractors being used following the procedures in Section VIII of the AOC. 0 Task 2: Identify Populations and Develop Questions. LDWG will compile a draft set of survey questions that will be discussed at a community experts workshop. 9 Task 3: Develop Implementation Plan. LDWG will draft an implementation plan that will specify the questions to be asked and how the questions will be asked during the survey. The implementation plan will also specify the approach for the pilot test and how the results of the pilot test will be incorporated into the year-long study. The draft implementation plan will be reviewed by EPA/Ecology following AOC procedures. 9 Task 4: Conduct Pilot Test and Finalize Implementation Plan. A small pilot test will be conducted to eld test the survey to determine if any revisions are needed. Cultural competency training of interviewers will be conducted, if needed. The implementation plan will be revised by LDWG and submitted for approval by EPA/Ecology following AOC procedures. 9 Task 5. Implement Survey. The survey will be conducted by the contractor with LDWG oversight for one year to capture seasonal variability. 0 Task 6. Analyze Data and Generate Report. LDWG will prepare a draft data report for review by EPA/Ecology. The report will be revised as needed and nalized and approved per the AOC process. Hard copies of survey results will also be submitted (separately) with identiers removed to protect the privacy of interviewed individuals. FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 2 Table 1 provides a schedule, by task, for the completion of deliverables for the LDW shers study. Project deliverables will be nalized per the Administrative Order on Consent (AOC) process. Table 1. Schedule for task deliverables Deliverabl'w "Schedule i 9 Notify EPA and Ecology Prior to work commencing of contactors/subcontractors dra work plan 30 working days after approval of Service Directive 30 working days from the receipt of EPA/Ecology nal work plan comments _ask2_none Initiated after nal approval of the work plan draft implementation 45 working days after workshopin Task 2 Task 3 plan nal implementation 30 working days from the receipt of EPA/Ecology Task 4 plan .comments on rev15ed draft _Initiated after nal implementation plan approval 60 working days after completion of year-long survey in draft data report Task 5 Task 6 45 working days from the receipt of EPA/Ecology nal data report comments Note: Progress reports will be submitted monthly for the duration of the shers study, consistent with the requirements set forth in the AOC. Ecology Washington State Department of Ecology EPA ~ US Environmental Protection Agency FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 3 It is so ORDERED and AGREED this__ day of 2013. , By: Cami Grandinetti Program Manager Remedial Cleanup Program Environmental Cleanup Ofce US. EPA, Region X FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 4 Agreed this day of 2013. , For Respondent Port of Seattle Title FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 5 Agreed this day of 2013 For Respondent City of Seattle Title FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 6 Agreed this day of 2013. , For Respondent King County Title FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER - 7 Agreed this day of 2013. , For Respondent The Boeing Company Title FIRST AMENDMENT TO LDW RI/FS ORDER 8
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