Compliance Assessments and Analyses at Multiple Industrial Facilities – City of Dayton Department of Water, Division of Environmental Management – Dayton, Ohio

STONE was contracted to conduct risk analyses and assessments for multiple industrial facilities as a measure of compliance with the City’s Source Water Protection Program. The risk assessments were designed to identify and define potential contaminant sources to the City’s drinking water supply, identify and develop efforts for the facilities to reduce risk, and recommend actions to eliminate and reduce the identified and defined risks. STONE’s environmental compliance assessment of each facility included a review of current environmental permits listed for the facility, a discussion with site personnel regarding general site operations and materials used, a cursory review of documents provided by the site representative, and a walk-through of the facility (interior and exterior) in an attempt to note environmental conditions, especially related to chemical material receiving and storage, waste materials generated, material and waste shipping, wastewater generation and discharge, and stormwater management. STONE then developed recommendations and a matrix for prioritizing corrective measures.

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“STONE is an instrumental part of our team on the Portsmouth By-Pass Project: the 16-mile new construction project, which is the single largest project in ODOT history. This project has come with more than its share of environmental challenges. STONE has delivered over 30 full environmental clearance reviews and reports we have requested as part of the project, handling them from start to finish in a very timely & cost effective manner. Furthermore, they’ve proven themselves as an extremely valuable resource when it comes to consulting on mitigation efforts, hazardous materials, and resolving various unknown environmental situations that the project has encountered.

 

From the top down STONE has proven they are committed to excellence and we look forward to working with them on many projects in the future.”