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After their tour, Luke said the DEQ requested that only two holes, rather than the previous 12, be bored through the concrete floor near where a dry cleaning machine was once operated. The also wanted air samplings collected at the plant and at the Flint Hill 'Pentecostal Church. > Luke added that the DEQ Requested that the county “make a model of the subsurface fractured rock of the site and surrounding area to explain "how water traveled underground to surrounding wells.
“We were particularly interested in seeing the first [1000 feet down gradient,” said ■Cheryl Herd, DEQ Volunteer ■Remediation Program project officer for the site, who visited [the property. j “If the DEQ is satisfied, •then it would record a {Certificate of Completion stating that the site was essentially cleaned up,” said Luke. ! At the request of the DEQ, {the county will submit a plan •to the Voluntary Remediation •Program that will list what {the county will do, such as provide carbon filtration for the •church and plant, and monitor Jthe wells on and off the site, {according to Luke. • John Ely, Volunteer ^Remediation Program {Manager, said this was an [exciting project for him since it [was the first site in the state •to go from the Brownfields {Program to the Volunteer ,Remediation Program.
Tb make sure that the site did not fall within another program’s requirements, Ely said that the Northern Virginia Regional Office was
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