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ROSE PARK SLUDGE PIT SUPERFUND SITE

ROSE PARK SLUDGE PIT SUPERFUND SITE. Fran Costanzi, Region 8 SRI Coordinator. Site Background . Salt Lake City, Utah (Rose Park Community) 5 acres Surrounded by undeveloped land and recreational space (Rosewood Park) Final NPL listing on September 8, 1983. Site Remediation and Deletion.

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ROSE PARK SLUDGE PIT SUPERFUND SITE

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  1. ROSE PARK SLUDGE PIT SUPERFUND SITE Fran Costanzi, Region 8 SRI Coordinator

  2. Site Background • Salt Lake City, Utah (Rose Park Community) • 5 acres • Surrounded by undeveloped land and recreational space (Rosewood Park) • Final NPL listing on September 8, 1983

  3. Site Remediation and Deletion • Intergovernmental/Corporate Cooperation Agreement (ICCA) • Cleanup designed to prevent exposure • Bentonite slurry wall, capping waste, monitoring ground water, institutional controls

  4. Reuse Considerations Existing tennis courts near the Rose Park Sludge Pit site . (Source: http://www.slcgov.com/cityparks/parks-rosewood-park)

  5. Unused Site Property • Warning signs

  6. Unused Site Property • Vandalism noted during the 2007 Five-Year Review.

  7. Keeping it Safe, Making Reuse Work • Unnecessarily strict institutional and engineering controls

  8. Parking Lot

  9. Future Dog Park Vegetated cap and view of the future dog park area.

  10. The Site Today Source: http://www.slcgov.com/cityparks/parks-rosewood-park

  11. Key Lessons • Outdated or unnecessarily strict institutional and engineering controls can be adjusted even after NPL deletion when appropriate to support safe reuse • Interagency and local government collaboration is essential • Reuse can promote long-term stewardship

  12. Contact Information Fran Costanzi EPA Region 8 costanzi.frances@epa.gov (303) 312-6571

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