1	CIC Meeting July 10, 2001
2	Regional Administrator Thomas Skinner is New Region 5 Regional Administrator Former Head of Illinois EPA
3	Illinois Central Spring IDEM Awards Earth Tech ICS Plant Operation Both Storage Tanks Operational Tank 1 Operational on 6/04/01 Tank 2 Operational on 6/28/01
4	Illinois Central Spring Improvements to Measuring ICS Parameters Data From ICS Recorded at Plant Air Monitoring Devices Installed & July 4 Sampling
5	Illinois Central Spring Rain Event on May 17 - 19, 2001 at 400 gpm Rain Event June 4, 2001 at 1,900 gpm and 510 ppb PCB Rain Event July 4, 2001 at 1,400 gpm.
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8	Illinois Central Spring Water Stored in Tank 1 During June Storm Tank 2 was not Operational During June 4 Storm - Bypass Occurred July 4, 2001 Storm both Tanks Used – No Bypass
9	Illinois Central Spring June 4, 2001 Storm Start of Storm - 100 ppb PCBs Storm Peak - 300 ppb (Viacom – 510 ppb) Storage Tank 1 - 250 ppb PCBs Overflow from Tank 1 - 5.5 ppb As Designed, Storage Tank Acting as Passive Clarifier
10	Lemon Lane Landfill Approved Lemon Lane Cap Maintenance & Inspection Plan Viacom Developing the Long-Term Groundwater Monitoring Plan
11	Lemon Lane Landfill Pump Testing of Discrete Wells at the Periphery of the Landfill Continuation of the Karst Conduit Investigation Possible Pump Test & Dye Trace Monitoring of Piezometers Installed During Remediation
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13	Lemon Lane Landfill Quarry Springs Flow and PCB Investigation Illinois Central Spring Treatment Plant Influent and Effluent Monitoring Illinois Central Spring Storm Event Monitoring Discussing Cleanup of Swallow Hole Area
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15	Winston Thomas WWTP Disagreement on Long-Term Groundwater Monitoring Plan Monitoring Well Sampling Along Clear Creek in July 2001 Spring Sampling Along Clear Creek, and Abandoned Lagoon Spring Long-Term Monitoring of Wells Based on Initial Sample Analytical Results
16	Neal’s Landfill Storm Water Flow Measurement and Sampling at U.S. Geological Survey Gaging Stations Continuous Flow Measurements and PCB Sampling (June 4, 2001 Storm & Rising Limb of July 4, 2001 Storm) Viacom Storm Water Sampling at their Conard’s Branch Gage
17	Neal’s Landfill Data Collection Plan Viacom/IU Particle Size Study for One Storm Event (> 4000 gpm) Reviewing Viacom’s Long-Term Groundwater Monitoring Plan U.S. EPA Preparing Historical Water Record at Neal’s Landfill
18	Neal’s Landfill Monitoring of Piezometers and Comparison to Storm Event Data Fish Sampling Funded by U.S. EPA at Conard’s Branch and Richland Creek by U.S. EPA/FWS/IDEM – Week of August 6, 2001 Five Stations (1 in Conard’s Branch and 4 in Richland Creek)
19	Neal’s Landfill Data Collection Based on NAS Study – Some Congener Analysis Sediment and Water Sampling at Conard’s Branch and Richland Creek by U.S. EPA U.S. EPA Fields Group Involved
20	Neal’s Landfill Surface Water Monitoring Locations South Spring North Spring
21	Figure 1 Neal’s Landfill South Spring
22	Figure 2 Neal’s Landfill North Spring
23	Bennett’s Dump Continuous Monitoring of Middle and Mound Springs Monitoring of Staff Level Gages at Ice Box and Wedge Quarries and Stout’s Creek Installation and Monitoring of Piezometers in the H-7 Area
24	Bennett’s Dump Water Quality Monitoring in Wells 5, 6I, and 6D Water Quality Monitoring in Stout’s Creek (Upstream, Downstream, and West Branch) Water, Sediment, and Fish Tissue Sampling in Stout’s Creek
25	Bennett’s Dump Surface Water and Groundwater Monitoring Locations
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28	Figure 1 Bennett’s Dump Monitoring Well MW-6D
29	Figure 2 Bennett’s Dump Monitoring Well MW-6I
30	Figure 3 Bennett’s Dump Stout’s Creek West Branch
31	Figure 4 Bennett’s Dump Stout’s Creek Downstream
32	Figure 5 Bennett’s Dump Middle Spring
33	Figure 6 Bennett’s Dump Mound Spring
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