复杂的Brownfields案例研究——密苏里州堪萨斯城前Bannister联邦综合体

IF 1.8 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q3 WATER RESOURCES
Harvey A. Cohen, Kevin P. Breslin, Michael T. Rafferty
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2017年11月,225英亩(91 ha)从联邦政府转移到Bannister Transformation&;开发有限责任公司(BTD),用于拆迁;环境纠正措施;以及为重新开发做准备。这为重新配置地下水补救措施和解决长期存在的土壤污染问题提供了千载难逢的机会。该地产包括40多个先前确定的固体废物管理单元,占地390万平方英尺(362000 平方米)的建筑、可追溯到20世纪40年代的地下公用设施,以及一个活跃的地下水控制系统。建筑物的拆除和临时地下水控制系统的安装几乎在财产转让后立即开始。2018年,BTD大幅修改了其项目时间表,在拆除和补救活动进行期间,将首批新建筑的建设纳入其中。到2020年10月,第一个新仓库开始建设,同时污染土壤的挖掘和覆盖、地下水控制处理系统的安装以及废弃遗留公用设施仍在进行中。这项工作之所以能够在最初计划的时间范围内完成,是因为前期多年资金、监管机构的早期和持续参与、延长的3年尽职调查计划和规划阶段,以及制定了明确的环境目标。土壤和地下水补救措施的设计也具有所需的灵活性,以适应未知条件、不断变化的时间表以及重新分级和重建计划的修订。本案例研究强调了成功完成这一复杂棕地修复项目的关键技术和管理因素。
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A Complex Brownfields Case Study—The Former Bannister Federal Complex, Kansas City, Missouri

A Complex Brownfields Case Study—The Former Bannister Federal Complex, Kansas City, Missouri

In November 2017, 225 acres (91 ha) of the former Bannister Federal Complex (BFC) in Kansas City, Missouri were transferred from the Federal Government to Bannister Transformation & Development, LLC (BTD), for demolition; environmental corrective measures; and preparation of the site for redevelopment. This presented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reconfigure groundwater remedies and address long-standing soil contamination issues. The property included more than 40 previously-identified Solid Waste Management Units, 3.9 million square feet (362,000 m2) of buildings, subsurface utilities dating back to the 1940s, and an active groundwater containment system. Demolition of buildings and installation of an interim groundwater containment system began almost immediately after property transfer. In 2018, BTD substantially modified its project schedule to incorporate the construction of the first new buildings while demolition and remedial activities were ongoing. By October 2020, construction of the first new warehouse commenced while excavation and capping of contaminated soils, installation of a groundwater containment treatment systems, and abandonment of legacy utilities were still underway. Completion of this work, within the originally planned timeframe, was made possible by factors including up-front multi-year funding, early and ongoing engagement of regulators, an extended 3-year due diligence program and planning stage, and establishment of well-defined environmental targets. Both the soil and groundwater remedies were also designed with the flexibility needed to accommodate unknown conditions, changing schedules, and revisions to the regrading and redevelopment plans. This case study highlights key technical and management factors that led to the successful completion of this complex brownfields remediation project.

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CiteScore
3.30
自引率
10.50%
发文量
60
审稿时长
>36 weeks
期刊介绍: Since its inception in 1981, Groundwater Monitoring & Remediation® has been a resource for researchers and practitioners in the field. It is a quarterly journal that offers the best in application oriented, peer-reviewed papers together with insightful articles from the practitioner''s perspective. Each issue features papers containing cutting-edge information on treatment technology, columns by industry experts, news briefs, and equipment news. GWMR plays a unique role in advancing the practice of the groundwater monitoring and remediation field by providing forward-thinking research with practical solutions.
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