Here is a short list of projects recorded by Ms. Teri
Copeland, D.A.B.T. where she has conducted health risk assessment using
USEPA surface emission isolation flux chamber data.
Client (Date) |
Project (Chemicals) |
Regulatory Agency Approval |
| City of Santa Monica (1997-1999) |
Residential development overlying former landfill (chlorinated
and non-chlorinated VOCs, including BTEX) |
HRA approved by U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services,
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) |
| City of Santa Monica (2000) |
Implementation of housing development at site adjacent
to leaking USTs (BTEX) |
HRA approved by City of Santa Monica, Environmental Programs
Division |
| National Guard Bureau and Army Corps of Engineers |
Joint Forces Training Base (National Guard Facility),
Los Alamitos. Solvent releases to soil and groundwater. |
Methodology approved by California Water Quality Control
Board, Santa Ana Region |
| Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (formerly Santa Fe Pacific
Pipeline) (1997-2001) |
Elmira fuel pipeline leak (BTEX and oxygenates) |
HRA approved by CalEPA, DTSC |
| Confidential* (2001/current) |
San Diego industrial site adjacent to Bay (chlorinated
and non-chlorinated VOCs, including BTEX) |
HRA approved by CalEPA, DTSC |
| Sares-Regis Developers (2000) |
Former industrial site targeted for residential development
(chlorinated and non-chlorinated VOCs, including BTEX) |
Methodology approved by Orange County Health Care Agency |
| Southampton Residential Development (1995) |
Residential development adjacent to former landfill (chlorinated
and non-chlorinated VOCs, including TEX) |
HRA approved by CalEPA, DTSC |
| Former Mayfair Packing Facility |
BTEX released to soil and groundwater from gasoline storage/dispensing
facility |
HRA approved by Santa Clara Valley Water District |
Confidential (2001)
Henderson, Nevada |
Former industrial property targeted for residential development
(chlorinated and non-chlorinated VOCs, including BTEX; radon) |
Methodology and work plan approved by Nevada Division
of Environmental Protection |
| DTSC (PM: Frank Dellachaie) |
Chlorinated and fuel-related VOCs released to soil and
groundwater at Naval Air Station, San Diego |
Data collected for DTSC for exposure assessment |
| Wallace-Kuhl Associates |
Meadow View – release of chlorinated and fuel-related
VOCs underlying residential area. |
HRA approved by DTSC |
| Locus Technologies (2002) |
Industrial site released gasoline to soil and groundwater.
Groundwater plume migrated underneath adjacent residential area. |
Surface flux chamber data approved by Sacramento County
Environmental Health Dept. |
