5 CAG
WORKGROUPS
- Community Awareness Workgroup Minutes
Additional
Workgroup Documents
The Community Awareness Workgroup
focuses on raising public awareness about the BoRit Asbestos Superfund
site through an active CAG website, occasional events, mailings and
emailings, communicating with elected and appointed officials, and
other such activities that fairly and effectively raise awareness about
EPA’s efforts and plans, scientific data, and the discussions and
decisions of the BoRit CAG. email: info@BoRitCAG.org,
- Health, Environment, Risk &
Safety (HERS) WorkGroup
Minutes
Additional
Workgroup Documents
The HERS workgroup is chaired by a
physician CAG member and includes health
professionals and community members interested in health issues.
We focus on health and risk issues relevant to the BoRit site and the
nearby community. HERS pays attention to the University of
Pennsylvania historical exposure reconstruction study, health education
outreach to local health professionals, and following up on CAG
questions regarding BoRit site exposures and health.
- Removal,
Remediation and Monitoring Workgroup (RR&M Workgroup) Minutes
Additional
Workgroup Documents
The responsibility of the
RR&M Workgroup is to review, assess and comment upon the technical
aspects of EPA's removal and remediation work. Construction work,
monitoring methods and remediation planning are all scrutinized. The
RR&M Workgroup reports to the CAG. Meetings are open to the
public, please notify gordonchase2000@gmail
if interested.
- Rules
Committee Minutes
Additional
Workgroup Documents
The Rules Committee provides
guidance to CAG leadership on issues and questions related to the BoRit
CAG Mission and Operating Procedures. The Rules Committee is
responsible for making sure that rules and procedures are followed for
voting, membership, and the conducting of business, and is responsible
for proposing necessary changes to the Operating Procedures.
- Future Uses Minutes
Additional
Workgroup Documents
The Future Uses group develops and
updates a community vision for future use of the BoRit Site. The
vision represents a desirable balance of conservation, environmental
protection, and site-appropriate public recreational and community
use. The vision is a guideline only. The ultimate extent
and location of public access will be determined by the remedial
solution(s) selected by EPA, and later detailed site improvements plans
undertaken by the individual property owners.
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