Pre-Construction Coordination. In the event that the location of existing remediation system xxxxx and pipelines conflicts with the Partner’s planned development, it may be possible to remove or relocate the affected well or pipeline. In identifying potential conflicts between existing remediation system components and planned development, the following criteria will be used: • All xxxxx located within 5 feet of the outer wall of a new building are considered in conflict with planned development and must be properly abandoned and relocated, if required, because they will be too difficult to access once the building is constructed. Xxxxx located more than 5 feet from building walls may also be considered in conflict with planned development subject to a site-specific evaluation. • All pipelines located within five feet of the outer edge of the footing or foundation of a new building are considered in conflict with planned development and must be removed and relocated. • Xxxxx, pipelines, or other remediation system components that do not meet either criteria above, but are identified as potentially in conflict with the layout of the planned development or planned construction activities by the project developer, for example, a monitoring well in the center of a planned roadway. Relocation or removal of any remediation system components, however, may only occur with the prior approval of the EPA and RWQCB. In addition, EPA must also approve in advance any planned shutdown of the remediation system for more than 24 hours. Coordination of any requests for modifications to or planned shutdowns of the remediation systems will be performed by the Navy or the MEW Companies. In addition, the design and construction of any modifications to the remediation systems will be performed by the MEW Companies’ or Navy’s contractors at the developer’s expense. A flow chart describing the preconstruction planning process for coordination with operation of the existing remediation systems is shown on Figure 11. To effectively coordinate the NRP site development with the operation and modification of the remediation systems, the project developer and its contractors, NASA representatives, and contractors for the Navy and MEW Companies must be in frequent communication. The project developer, the MEW Companies, the Navy, and NASA shall each designate to one another in writing a primary and alternate single point of contact for communication, and shall specify the methods for communication among the designated...
