In March 1989, Lucero was named director of human resources and administrative services for General Dynamics, necessitating a move back to the company's Pomona facility. Lt. Gov. Walter Dasheno, left, to discuss a proposed cooperative agreement between the Laboratory and Santa Clara Pueblo. Santa Clara is the last of the four nearby pueblos to enter into such an agreement. Photo by Fred Rick Back to top Lab and DOE seek public comment The Laboratory and the Department of Energy will conduct a meeting Thursday in Santa Fe seeking public comment on a request to remove some sites from further investigation because they pose no human health or environmental risk. The meeting begins at 6 p.m., in Room 3 of Sweeney Convention Center on Marcy Street in downtown Santa Fe.
Parking is available at the center.
The Lab has asked the state Environment Department to modify its module to the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments portion of its Resource Conservation and Recovery Act permit. The Lab proposes to remove 42 solid waste management units that have been investigated and require no further clean up. Sites can be removed from the HSWA module if there is proof that the site never contained hazardous waste, the site has no history of release nor is likely to occur in the future, the site is regulated or closed under different regulations, the site can't be located or the site already has been cleaned. Individuals who can't attend the meeting can submit written comments on the permit modification request to Benito Garcia of the Hazardous and Radioactive Materials Bureau of the state Environment Department, P.O. Box 26110, Santa Fe, N.M., 87502. The deadline to submit written comments is Dec. 1.