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Successor agency approves $2.47 million contingency increase for FMW site cleanup
Summary
The Emeryville successor agency approved an additional $2,471,003.45 in contingency to cover change orders for demolition and soil excavation at the former Marchant Whitney (FMW) site; staff said excavation finished the day of the meeting and thermal treatment and groundwater work are next.
The Emeryville successor agency voted unanimously June 17 to increase contingency funding for the FMW site demolition and excavation project by $2,471,003.45 to cover change orders tied to unexpected site conditions and required disposal and sound-control measures.
Earl James of consultant EKI told the council the project, which addresses contamination from past Marchant Whitney operations, has been under state oversight and follows a remedial action plan approved by the Department of Toxic Substances Control. James said demolition and soil excavation work…
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