Category: LandWatch

Helping West Virginia Screen One Call Excavation Tickets at Cleanup Sites

In both a progressive and unique move, the West Virginia DEP joined the state’s call-before-you dig, or “One Call” center to help screen for improper excavations at about 100 of the state’s environmental covenant sites.   The process requires a daily review of excavation tickets at or near these site which, in turn, allows DEP to alert excavators prior to contact with the area controlled by the covenant: engineered controls are protected, excavators avoid impact with hazardous substances, and residuals are not improperly disposed.

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Terradex Wins Patent “Method and Apparatus For Monitoring and Responding to Land Use Activities”

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Becoming Familiar with Terradex’s Real Estate Monitoring

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Long-term Stewardship at Federal Facilities

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States Evaluate Institutional Control Monitoring and Oversight

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Enforcement First to Ensure Effective Institutional Controls at Superfund Sites

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USEPA Releases Study Citing Terradex’s Protection of the Los Angeles Public Water Supply

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Working with Excavators Clearance Systems to Proactively Inform of Environmental and Health Hazards

The excavation limits of a new water main are marked on the street. Consistent with state regulation, the excavator calls in the excavation limits to the One-Call System. Soon the street is marked with utility locations.

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