Wurtsmith RAB Documents

RAB Documents

RAB Member Application
RAB Operating Procedures

Info Posters

GW Plume Existing Wells IRA Design Approach Hydraulic Control System Existing Central Treatment System

 

RAB Meeting Date  Notices Agenda Presentation Minutes  Other
May 15, 2024 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Video Recording
AI Tracker                                               PFHXS wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFNA wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFOA wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFOS wGW Aerial (Poster)
AES Sediment Results Aerial (Poster)
AES Surface Water Seep Results Aerial (Poster)
Soil Samples May 2024 Aerial (Poster)
February 21, 2024 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Video Recording (Part 1)
Video Recording (Part 2)

AES Surface Water Seep Results (Poster)
Biota Results Aerial (Poster)
PFHXS wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFNA wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFOA wGW Aerial (Poster)
PFOS wGW Aerial (Poster)
Sanitary Sewer Results Aerial (Poster)
Sediment Results Aerial (Poster)
Soil Samples PFOS Aerial (Poster)
Storm Sewer Results Aerial (Poster)
RAB AI Tracker
February 20, 2024 (Technical Workshop)     Presentation    
November 8, 2023 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Video Recording
Former Building Location Map        PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
Soil Sampling (Poster)
August 16, 2023 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Video Recording (Part 1)
Video Recording (Part 2) 

PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
Proposed SW PW SP Soil Samples (Poster)
Proposed Soils Samples (Poster)
May 17, 2023 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Proposed SW PW SP Soil Samples (Poster)
Video Recording (Part 1)
Video Recording (Part 2) 
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
Proposed Soil Samples (Poster)
April 24, 2023 (Technical Workshop)     Presentation   Meeting video recording
February 15, 2023 Public Notice Agenda

Presentation 

Second Presentation

 Minutes Video Recording (Part 1)
Video Recording (Part 2) 
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
Soil Samples (Poster)
November 16, 2022 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
CTS Progress (Poster)
IRA FT002 Progress (Poster)
October 27, 2022 (Technical Workshop)     Presentation    
August 17, 2022 Public Notice Agenda Presentation

Minutes

Minutes Attachment 

 Meeting Video Recording
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
RAB Acronym List
Wurtsmith IRA Sites (Poster)
May 18, 2022 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
IRA VEL Progress (Poster)
IRA FT002 Progress (Poster)
February 16, 2022 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes

Meeting Video Recording
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
RI Soil Results (Poster)
TCRA FT002 (Poster)
VAS Results (Poster)
December 6, 2021 (Co-Chair Meeting)         Final Summary
November 17, 2021 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Toxicology Session
Meeting Video Recording
Dig Haul (Poster)
FT002 Hydraulic Control System (Poster)
IRA Design (Poster)
PFHXS (Poster)
PFNA (Poster)
PFOA (Poster)
PFOS (Poster)
Soil Exceedances (Poster)
VAS (Poster)
Wurtsmith IRP Sites (Poster)
September 10, 2021 (Co-Chair Meeting)          Final Summary
September 1, 2021  Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
GW Plume (Poster)
Existing Wells (Poster)
IRA Design Approach (Poster)
Hydraulic Control System (Poster)
Existing Central Treatment System (Poster)
August 31, 2021 (Public Meeting) Public Notice   Presentation   Meeting Video Recording
GW Plume (Poster)
Existing Wells (Poster)
IRA Design Approach (Poster)
Hydraulic Control System (Poster)
Existing Central Treatment System (Poster)
August 12, 2021 (Co-Chair Meeting)         Final Summary
July 21, 2021  Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
May 24, 2021 (Co-Chair Meeting)         Final Summary
April 26, 2021 (Co-Chair Meeting)         Final Summary
April 21, 2021
 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
April 14, 2021 (MMRP Training)         Training Video
March 24, 2021 (Public Meeting)   Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
January 20, 2021
 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
October 20, 2020 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
July 22, 2020
 Meeting Video Recording
April 15, 2020 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes Meeting Video Recording
September 11, 2019 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
April 24, 2019 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  Training Meeting Minutes
December 5, 2018 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
August 30, 2018 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
June 6, 2018 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
April 18, 2018 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
February 13, 2018 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
November 1, 2017 Public Notice Agenda Presentation Minutes  
September 19, 2017 (Orientation Mtg)     Presentation Minutes  
August 2, 2017 (Orientation Mtg)     Presentation Minutes  

 

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