CAC, USGS, PG&E, Water Board and IRP Manager are in Discussions on Planning the Cr6 Background Study.
Project stakeholders are regularly meeting to better understand and take actions on specific technical issues.
The IRP Manager has submitted comments to the Water Board on: 1) the Draft EIR (dated August 2012) and 2) PG&E’s Proposed Background Study Work Plan (dated February 2012)
Building Blocks of the Hinkley Groundwater Remedy
Draft EIR is Now Available for Public Review
First Preliminary Design is Prepared for School Water Supply
Chromium 6 Concentration Distribution Profiles from South to North
Plume Investigation
PG&E’s Hinkley Remediation Strategy
Agricultural Water Treatment Process
In-situ Reactive Zone (IRZ) Treatment System
Replacement Water Program Eligibility
Elegibilidad del Programa de Reemplazo de Agua
The New Deep Well Alternative, Where Possible, Will Draw Water from the Lower Aquifer
The Whole House Replacement Water System: Ion Exchange/Reverse Osmosis (IX/RO) Pilot Testing Location and Treatment Systems Components
The New Deep Well Alternative, Where Possible, Will Draw Water from the Lower Aquifer
When You Can Expect an IX/RO System or New Well: Installation Schedule Runs from Now Until August 2013
The Community Advisory Committee hosted an Open House on July 11 and 12, 2012 at Hinkley Elementary School for the community to learn about PG&E’s Whole House Water Treatment program.
The Community Advisory Committee’s (CAC) IRP Manager
The Community Advisory Committee’s (CAC) IRP Manager and Staff are Available to the Hinkley Community
Hinkley, CA
The purpose of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is for Hinkley residents and community leaders to advise, share concerns with, and provide direct input into the Hinkley Groundwater Remediation Program.
Local phone number for IRP Manager: 760.253.2560
Alternate number at Project Navigator, Ltd: 714.388.1800
Independent Review Panel (IRP) Manager
In March 2012, Project Navigator, Ltd. of Brea, CA was selected as the IRP Manager. The IRP Manager provides technical assistance, regarding PG&E’s groundwater remediation program, to the Hinkley community and the CAC.
A summary of the IRP Manager’s duties include:
- Technical liaison
- Review, interpret and communicate on PG&E, water board, etc, work products
- Respond to community technical inquiries
- Administrative tasks
- Identify and help select additional technical experts for the community
- Manage assembled technical expertise
- Establish and manage a local project information repository
Updates
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May 10, 2013
Whole House Water Replacement Residential Treatment System -
May 9, 2013
New: House Water Supply Public Meeting on May 22, 2013 -
April 1, 2013
CAC Rewords Original PG&E Access Agreement to be Shorter and Simpler -
March 4, 2013
The Hinkley Community Advisory Committee and Project Navigator, Ltd. Invites you and your family to their 1st Annual Community BBQ -
October 15, 2012
Oct 15, 2012 Decision Date Regarding Home Purchase Versus Whole House Water System
Current Programs
PG&E Proposed Plan for Removal of Inactive Domestic Wells from the Domestic Well Sampling Plan
Find out which inactive domestic wells PG&E is proposing to remove from its Domestic Well Sampling Plan.Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP)
Learn more abou the design and installation of a new water supply for the Hinkley School.Environmental Impact Report (EIR) Approvals Process
From Fall 2012 into Spring 2013, the Hinkley Groundwater Remedy EIR is being finalized for potential approval by the Water Board. Click here to learn more about the issues.Whole House Water Treatment Program
Download PG&E’s recently-released report regarding the Whole House Water Replacement Program.In Situ Reactive Zone (IRZ)
Learn about the remedy in place to treat and remove the Cr6 source from the Hinkley groundwater.Agricultural Remediation Units
Learn about the Agricultural Remediation Units (Ag Units) that are being used to extract Cr6 from groundwater.Background Study
Defining the background level for Cr6 in California