Site-related contamination has been discovered in Naylor's Run. The collection trench and ground water treatment system, planned for construction in 1996, will clean affected ground water before it is discharged into the creek. Construction Residents have expressed concern that construction at the site may pose some danger to those who live near the site. EPA will make sure that all contaminated soil remains on site during construction. EPA will apply dust control measures as needed and monitor the air around the site for contaminants.
Many residents are concerned about the delays that have affected past work at the site.
Many community members view adherence to the proposed design and construction schedule as very important. They would like EPA to begin the cap construction immediately. EPA makes every attempt to adhere to the proposed design and construction schedule. However, the cause of delays or setbacks is often the weather. Snow or heavy rains, or extreme heat or cold may delay work at the site as it is very difficult for people to work in such harsh weather.