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RTD and Jimmy Java Parcels
RTD owns the parcel on the northwest side of the property – home
to the Broadway Light Rail Station. Since it is adjacent to
the source area, Cherokee worked out an agreement with RTD to test
their property. In early 2006, 12 monitoring wells were installed
in the parking lot. The results showed very low detections
of TCE with only one well, close to the I-25 South bound off-ramp,
found to have a high TCE concentration. This information helps
Cherokee have a better understanding of what’s happening with
the source area and allows for a more focused attack.
The Jimmy Java site is a triangular parcel of land adjacent to the
I-25 South bound on-ramp from Broadway. It is currently owned
by CDOT. The purpose of testing on this site is to refine the
extent of TCE and create a new injection area for enhanced anaerobic
biodegradation remedial
efforts. A total of 12 wells will be installed. Work
on this parcel began in February 2006.
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