Camp Bonneville Military Reservation - Draft RAU3 Cleanup Action Plan Available for Public Review and Comment


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Camp Bonneville Military Reservation - Draft RAU3 Cleanup Action Plan Available for Public Review and Comment

Publication number	Date Published
09-09-067	June 2009

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Dawn Hooper

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The Department of Ecology is asking for your comments on a draft Cleanup Action Plan (CAP) for Remedial Action Unit 3 (RAU 3) at the Camp Bonneville Military Reservation site in Vancouver, Washington. This fact sheet provides information about cleanup work planned for RAU 3, background information about Camp Bonneville, and how the public can submit comments. Comments will be accepted June 8 through July 8, 2009. An open house meeting about the cleanup will be held June 25 from 4:30 to 8 pm at Clark County Public Works, Vancouver.

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