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Presenter says environmental survey will look for hazardous materials and archaeological artifacts
Summary
Project presenter said the phase's environmental survey checks for recognized environmental conditions (RECs) such as hazardous substances and petroleum products, and noted archaeology/Native American artifact issues are also part of the review.
Presenter described the environmental review included in the current phase, saying it will search for recognized environmental conditions, including hazardous substances and petroleum products. "My environmental survey with this particular phase ... looks for presence of things like hazardous substances, petroleum products, things like that. They're called RECs," the presenter said while outlining the survey scope.
Speakers also referenced archaeology and Native American artifact issues as part of the reviews that will inform how the site is developed. The conversation noted that the project team is evaluating consultants to finish the next phase of environmental and archaeological work and that those findings will shape permitting and site use decisions.
