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Rutland officials review corrective action plan for contaminated downtown parcels
Summary
Engineers described removing most contaminated soil and installing an engineered barrier at four downtown Rutland parcels after tests found asbestos, PCE (a dry-cleaning solvent), benzene, PAHs and PFAS; the state site manager is listed in the plan and no public comments were offered.
Officials and project consultants reviewed a corrective action plan for four downtown Rutland parcels that proposes removing most contaminated soil and installing an engineered barrier, project engineers said.
At a brief public meeting, Stu Shaw of Weston Sampson Engineers said assessments found asbestos-containing material, volatile organic compounds linked to a former dry cleaner (including PCE), benzene beneath an adjacent building, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in fill material, and metals and PFAS in groundwater. "The bulk of it is to remove…
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