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This Public Notice is being provided pursuant to 9 VAC 20-160-120.A.3 of the Virginia Voluntary Remediation Regulations, as promulgated by

the Virginia Waste Management Board, Virginia Department of

Environmental Quality

Rappahannock County is proposing a remedial action plan for the abandoned Aileen, Inc. facility on State Route 641 in Flint Hill, Virginia. During the operational life of the plant, which closed in 1994, chlorinated hydrocarbon chemicals were released to the environment. Rappahannock County has investigated the nature and extent of the release, and has determined that the ground water beneath the facility has been impacted by low level concentrations of chlorinated hydrocarbons. Subsequently, the County has proposed a remedial action plan to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.

The proposed remedy, Monitored Natural Attenuation, is discussed in the following documents, which are on file in the Rappahannock County Administrator's Office, located in Washington, Virginia.

Site Characterization Report, Former Aileen, Inc. Plant, Flint Hill, Virginia (draft); Virginia Voluntary Remediation Program Site No. VRP00229, dated

March 2000; and

Post-Certification Monitoring Plan, Former Aileen, Inc. Plant, Flint Hill,

Virginia (draft); Virginia Voluntary Remediation Program Site

No. VRP00229, dated March 2000.

The two documents are available tor review and comment for 30 days from the date of this publication. If you have any questions, or wish to review the two documents cited above, please contact Mr. John W. McCarthy at the address listed below. If you wish to submit comments on the propsed remedy, please submit them in writing no later than July 3,2000, to:

John W. McCarthy

Rappahannock County Administrator

P.O. Box 519

Washington, VA 22747

Phone: 540-675-3342

Facsimile: 540-675-1230

E-mail: jwm@shentel.net

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