Impact to SMP Schedule Sample Clauses

Impact to SMP Schedule. Two challenges will affect the SMP Schedule: 1) the 2015 data QA review; and 2) the Removal Action at 040-H. Review of the 2015 TO-15 and TO-13 data resulted in concern with its adequacy for conducting a risk assessment and inclusion in the RI. An independent third party review contractor was engaged to review the 2015 field and laboratory data and provide an opinion of its usability in the RI. Depending on the outcome of the review, additional VI sampling may be required. This will likely necessitate the preparation of a MFM of the RIWP to conduct additional sampling; obtaining consent and access permissions from property owners; conduct the additional VI sampling activities; obtain laboratory results and validate the data before the RI report can be completed. The impact to the SMP schedule will be to delay the development of the RI Report, originally scheduled for the end of August 2016 to June of 2017. FFA required review timeframes and revisions to the Draft RI Report, VA anticipates that the RI Report will be finalized by the end of December 2017. The impact of the Removal Action will not affect the SMP schedule for AOU - 1 beyond the impact of the 2015 data QA Review and the possible additional sampling which may be required. An updated SMP Schedule (Appendix A) has been prepared as an attachment to this SMP and outlines the timelines for these activities.
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