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... facility was found to be developing closure plans Initially, the Committee to Review and Assess Clo independently of the other facilities but within the sure Plans for the Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal broad guidance provided by the CMA program office Facility and the Chemical Agent Munitions Disposal and using, as appropriate, the experience of the other System was requested to use the programmatic closure three facilities. Information is also being used in the plan developed for the TOCDF as the basis of this planning process that was gained from the previous study.
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... The Army should ensure that Recommendation 2-1. Senior Chemical Materials appropriate and timely management reports are develAgency management should provide policy guidance oped that enable tracking results for parameters and for closure in critical areas such as the unventilated metrics to be used to make management decisions and monitoring test to ensure that these critical activities take necessary actions.
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... . Mass demolition, which enables the use of mechani The restrictive practices that state regulatory agen- cal deconstruction using conventional construction cies have used to address agent disposal operations equipment to remove structures and minimizes human at the baseline stockpile facilities were developed as actions required for deconstruction, should not take operations began to destroy the chemical agents.
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... The Army should ensure nent of the overall monitoring strategy for closure, and it both that the unventilated monitoring testing (UMT) requires occluded space survey teams with a high level of protocol is uniform throughout the enterprise and expertise and significant training for proper execution.
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