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Managing Strategies into Tactical Action 15990 N. Barkers Landing Rd. 713.468.5004 tel Suite 325 713.468.4515 fax Houston, TX 77079 www.projectnavigator.com March 14, 2018 Ms. Laura Stankosky U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region VI Superfund Division (6SF‐RL) 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Dallas, Texas 75202‐2733 Response to Agency February 21, 2018 Letter and February 22, 2018 Conference Call – Ecological Risk Brine Service Company Superfund Site Corpus Christi, Texas USEPA CERCLIS ID: TX0000605264/TCEQ ID SUP 100 (06JY RI) Dear Ms. Stankosky: On behalf of the Brine Cooperating Parties (the “Respondents”), Project Navigator, LTD (PNL) is responding to the Agency letter dated February 21, 2018 with clarifications provided in the February 22, 2018 conference call concerning ecological risk at the Brine Service Company Superfund Site (the “Site”). The letter states that the agencies are concerned that, based on results from the Screening Level Ecological Risk Assessment (SLERA), the “Identification of Hot Spots in 0 to 0.5‐feet bgs 1 Surface Soil Data” memorandum (December 11, 2017), and the site walk evaluation conducted on February 5, 2018, that the Site presents an unacceptable risk to ecological receptors. Your requests and our responses are set forth below. The responses are based on clarifications provided by the agencies in the February 22, 2018 conference call. The responses describe the actions that will be undertaken in revisions to the SLERA, Remedial Investigation (RI) Report, and Feasibility Study (FS) to implement the agencies requests. 1. Figure 37 from the revised draft RI identifies exceedance of human health screening criteria as tangerine‐bounded areas. Using this figure and expanding the tangerine‐bounded areas to also include the areas for sample points ESSB05, ESSB06, ESSB07, NPSS02, and NPSS07, locations adjacent to the East Ditch with mercury contaminant levels at or greater than 10 times the ecological screening level in both the 0‐6‐inch soil interval and in the 1‐foot to 2‐foot soil sampling interval, would encompass the areas identified for risk management action to address ecological risk. Response: Figure 1 (North Pit Soil Areas for Evaluation) depicts within the blue dashed line the two potential habitat areas identified for the ecological risk management evaluation in the FS. These areas, which include NPSS02 and NPSS07, are adjacent to the East Ditch. Areas within paved and improved portions of the North Pit or adjacent to pipelines are not included. Sample points ESSB05, ESSB06, and ESSB07 are adjacent to the active pipeline corridor and are not included in the 1 bgs – below ground surface 009302

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    Managing Strategies into Tactical Action

15990 N. Barkers Landing Rd. 713.468.5004 tel Suite 325 713.468.4515 fax Houston, TX 77079 www.projectnavigator.com

March 14, 2018 

 Ms. Laura Stankosky U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region VI Superfund Division (6SF‐RL) 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Dallas, Texas 75202‐2733    

Response to Agency February 21, 2018 Letter and February 22, 2018 Conference Call – Ecological Risk Brine Service Company Superfund Site 

Corpus Christi, Texas USEPA CERCLIS ID: TX0000605264/TCEQ ID SUP 100 (06JY RI) 

 

Dear Ms. Stankosky: 

On behalf of the Brine Cooperating Parties (the “Respondents”), Project Navigator, LTD (PNL) is responding 

to the Agency letter dated February 21, 2018 with clarifications provided in the February 22, 2018 

conference call concerning ecological risk at the Brine Service Company Superfund Site (the “Site”).  The 

letter states that the agencies are concerned that, based on results from the Screening Level Ecological Risk 

Assessment (SLERA), the “Identification of Hot Spots in 0 to 0.5‐feet bgs1 Surface Soil Data” memorandum 

(December 11, 2017), and the site walk evaluation conducted on February 5, 2018, that the Site presents an 

unacceptable risk to ecological receptors. 

Your requests and our responses are set forth below.  The responses are based on clarifications provided by 

the agencies in the February 22, 2018 conference call.  The responses describe the actions that will be 

undertaken in revisions to the SLERA, Remedial Investigation (RI) Report, and Feasibility Study (FS) to 

implement the agencies requests. 

1. Figure 37 from the revised draft RI identifies exceedance of human health screening criteria as 

tangerine‐bounded areas.  Using this figure and expanding the tangerine‐bounded areas to also 

include the areas for sample points ESSB05, ESSB06, ESSB07, NPSS02, and NPSS07, locations 

adjacent to the East Ditch with mercury contaminant levels at or greater than 10 times the 

ecological screening level in both the 0‐6‐inch soil interval and in the 1‐foot to 2‐foot soil sampling 

interval, would encompass the areas identified for risk management action to address ecological 

risk. 

Response: Figure 1 (North Pit Soil Areas for Evaluation) depicts within the blue dashed line the two 

potential habitat areas identified for the ecological risk management evaluation in the FS.  These 

areas, which include NPSS02 and NPSS07, are adjacent to the East Ditch.  Areas within paved and 

improved portions of the North Pit or adjacent to pipelines are not included.  Sample points ESSB05, 

ESSB06, and ESSB07 are adjacent to the active pipeline corridor and are not included in the 

                                                            

1 bgs – below ground surface 

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evaluation area.  Fate and transport will be discussed in the RI report and an appropriate ecological 

risk management recommendation will be provided in the FS.   

During the February 22, 2018 conference call, sample locations ENSB05 and ENSB04 on the east side 

of the East Ditch were discussed.  These locations are under the improved cover installed during the 

commercial development of that lot.  Attached are the boring logs for these two locations which 

show that the samples were collected under the concrete or caliche cover and therefore are not 

included in the evaluation area. 

2. The SLERA report and the revised draft RI Report conclusion section should include a list of COPCs 

that will be further evaluated/addressed in the FS. 

Response: The SLERA conclusion section will include a list of final ecological COPCs.  The final 

ecological COPCs will be based on both community receptors (HQ >10) and wildlife receptors 

[Average‐Toxicity Reference Value (TRV) HQ >1].  The RI Report will include a list of human health 

and ecological COPCs that will be evaluated in the FS. 

3. The FS should include a sensitivity analysis that shows risks to plants, soil invertebrates, and 

measurement receptors with no observable adverse effects level (NOAEL) HQ > 1 for remaining 

COPCs if the identified hot spot areas are addressed.   

Response: The FS will include a sensitivity analysis that evaluates improvements in the HQs (or 

reduction in the exposure point concentrations) if the identified hot spot areas are addressed in the 

remedial action.  The sensitivity analysis will be only for those COPCs with a soil or invertebrate 

benchmark and as statistical outliers for the 0‐ to 2‐foot soil interval.  These COPCs are barium, lead, 

selenium, zinc, and mercury.   

The FS will also include a sensitivity analysis for wildlife (measurement) receptors for those COPCs 

with an average TRV HQ > 1 if the identified hot spot areas are addressed in the remedial action.  

The following COPCs and wildlife receptors will be evaluated in the sensitivity analysis: 

American robin: barium, lead, selenium, zinc 

White‐footed mouse: selenium, zinc 

Least shrew: selenium, zinc 

Texas pocket gopher: selenium 

Nine‐banded armadillo: selenium 

A 95% upper confidence limit (UCL) on the mean will be calculated for these COPCs using the North 

Pit soil data but excluding the samples shown within the blue dashed line in the attached Figure 1. 

4. If any East Ditch soil or sediment COPCs are identified for further evaluation/action in the FS, the 

agencies recommend the sensitivity analysis also include the identified COPCs with values adjusted 

for areas that were capped as part of the East Ditch Response Action. 

Response: Revised SLERA Figure 8 (Surface Water and Sediment Sample Location Map) shows the 

sediment sample locations and the East Ditch Response Action cap location.  A sensitivity analysis 

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that evaluates a reduction in exposure and risk to sediment ecological receptors will be conducted 

for the freshwater portion of the East Ditch not included in the Response Action.  The COPC for this 

evaluation is barium. 

5. EPA will accept removing or addressing soil to a reduced depth of 18‐inches below ground surface. 

Response: As requested by EPA, the FS will include an alternative for a remedy for the 0‐ to 18‐inch 

soil horizon. 

 

If, during your review of this response, you have questions, please call me at (713) 468‐5004 or e‐mail me at 

[email protected]

Very Truly Yours, 

 

Marcus Ferries, P.E. 

Respondents Project Coordinator 

 

Enclosures:   Figure 1 (North Pit Soil Areas for Evaluation) 

Revised SLERA Figure 8 (Surface Water and Sediment Sample Location Map) 

    Boring Logs ENSB04 and ENSB05 

 

cc:  Ms. Anna Lund, TCEQ   Natural Resource Trustees   Brine Group Members 

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December 9, 2010Corpus Christi, Texas

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Truck Repair - Lot 8B

CONDITION:

DRILLER:

GROUND SURFACE ELEV.: 13.05' MSL

-

13.7' bgsD. CrowelTOP OF CASING ELEV.:

TOTAL DEPTH OF BORING:20' bgsDRILLING STARTED: 0905 DRILLING COMPLETED: 1150LOGGED BY: A. Holmes

16.22'

WELL INSTALLED: Permanent

8.5-inchGainco

INITIAL GROUNDWATER DEPTH:

COORDINATES:N:17187457.70NAD83,TX State Plane,South Zone

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INCH

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COVE

RED

SAM

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GM

ETHO

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PID

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WELL DIAGRAM

STANDARD PENETRATIONTEST SAMPLER

CORE BARREL SAMPLER

GEOPROBE SAMPLER

SPT

CB

GPSPLIT-SPOON SAMPLERSS

SAMPLER KEY:

POCKET PENETROMETERPPBELOW GROUND SURFACEBGS

NOT APPLICABLE orNANOT AVAILABLE

STATIC WATER LEVEL

INITIAL WATER LEVELDURING DRILLINGHOLLOW-STEM AUGERHSA

HAND AUGERHA

MEAN SEA LEVELMSL

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CB 48/48

Boring terminated at 12 feet below ground surface.

5

10

WELL DIAGRAM

Gray Clayey SILT, sandy, very moist

CL

Top 1" Brown Clay then

CB

CB

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48/45

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talle

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Dark brown Silty CLAY, medium stiff, slightly plastic,

ML6.9

73.7

19.6

476

529

433

Compacted Caliche Base - FillDark brown Clayey SILT, hard, dry

slightly moist

- odor at 4' bgs

- slightly sandy at 6' bgs

Gray Clayey SAND, wet to saturated- grading to less clay content

ML

SC

ENSB05

2' - 4'

2'

4'

ENSB05

7' - 9'

7'

9'

1'ENSB05

1' - 2'

Brine Service Co. Superfund Site

Track-Mounted Geoprobe 7720 DT

NAMONITOR WELL DIA.:

SOIL BORING LOG:

DRILLING METHOD:

DRILLING CONTRACTOR:

RIG TYPE:

SITE:

CLIENT:

LOCATION:

JOB No.:

BOREHOLE DIA.:

DATE:

E: 1304700.01

November 8, 2010Corpus Christi, Texas

4' Core-Barrel with acetate liner

25012501ENSB05

Truck Repair - Lot 8B

CONDITION:

DRILLER:

GROUND SURFACE ELEV.: 12.51' MSL

-

11' bgsD. CrowelTOP OF CASING ELEV.:

TOTAL DEPTH OF BORING:12' bgsDRILLING STARTED: 1445 DRILLING COMPLETED: 1545LOGGED BY: A. Waddail

NA

WELL INSTALLED: NA

2-inchGainco

INITIAL GROUNDWATER DEPTH:

COORDINATES:N:17187572.52NAD83,TX State Plane,South Zone

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STANDARD PENETRATIONTEST SAMPLER

CORE BARREL SAMPLER

GEOPROBE SAMPLER

SPT

CB

GPSPLIT-SPOON SAMPLERSS

SAMPLER KEY:

POCKET PENETROMETERPPBELOW GROUND SURFACEBGS

NOT APPLICABLE orNANOT AVAILABLE

STATIC WATER LEVEL

INITIAL WATER LEVELDURING DRILLINGHOLLOW-STEM AUGERHSA

HAND AUGERHA

MEAN SEA LEVELMSL009311

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