Cornwall Avenue Landfill Cleanup Site - Engineering Design Report

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Comment From: Liz Marshall

2/22/18 @ 10:52 AM
I commend Ecology, the City, the Port, and WADNR for the cleanup. It seems like an engineering miracle to pull off remediation which is satisfactory for both people and the environment. Maybe the project has gone on since 1996 and is two years behin...↓
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Comment From: RE Sources (Eleanor Hines)

2/22/18 @ 10:05 AM
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Comment From: Judith Akins

2/19/18 @ 2:33 PM
Thank you to Ecology and Port of Bellingham for sponsoring the public meeting on the Cornwall Landfill cleanup site. I have followed this through the beginning cleanup discussions. I realize that there is a balancing act between cost, disturbance of ...↓
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Comment From: Jean Hamilton

2/06/18 @ 8:05 AM
As a member of the Cornwall Beach Neighborhood Advisory team and as president of the Sehome Neighborhood I am so pleased to see this project moving forward . A great deal of careful thought has gone into ameliorating the harm that former generations ...↓
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Comment From: Monte Hokanson

1/30/18 @ 7:26 AM
Consider using biochar to detox the contaminated soil. The attached infographic "shows how soils are contaminated, how toxicity can be mitigated and most importantly how biochar can remediate toxic soils." http://fingerlakesbiochar.com/wp-content/u...↓
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Comment From: Marian Beddill

1/21/18 @ 8:45 AM
by Marian Beddill: That landfill - the Cornwall Avenue Landfill cleanup site on the shoreline - is a serious thing because it is on the shoreline. Even a modest earthquake can move the dangerous contents back into the open waters of the Salish Sea...↓
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Comment From: Suzy Tonini

1/21/18 @ 6:37 AM
I 200% wuld like to see a Public Hearing around the Cornwall Avenue Landfill Cleanup Site - Engineering Design Report. Like many of my fellow concerned citizens, and especially Mariann Beddill stated:"That landfill - the Cornwall Avenue Landfill clea...↓
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Comment From: David Helm

1/17/18 @ 5:46 AM
Before any decision is made regarding this toxic waste a public hearing needs to be held; and heeded. There have been way to many clean up decisions based on the cheapest, least effective methods.
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Comment From: tony gallina

1/16/18 @ 10:32 AM
I would like to have a hearing
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Comment From: Robert Simmons

1/16/18 @ 4:22 AM
Please schedule a public hearing on the proposed cleanup process at the Cornwall Avenue Landfill Cleanup site. Nothing the Dept. of Ecology has proposed publicly offers assurance that the site can ever be made safe for public activities.
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Comment From: Susan Tommervik

1/16/18 @ 2:03 AM
I am concerned that these highly toxic substances could end up in the Bay due to natural disasters such as earthquakes or landslides, or even by train derailments. I think they should be transported elsewhere, with less possibility of toxic pollutan...↓
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Comment From: Pam Borso

1/15/18 @ 11:24 AM
Please hold a public hearing on this important matter
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Comment From: Helga Aldrich

1/15/18 @ 11:20 AM
I am requesting a public hearing on the Cornwall landfill clean up. To just cover the toxic materials with a thin layer of soil and some plastic does not seem seem sufficient in my view to protect our precious waters from potential contamination.
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Comment From: Julia Sutton

1/15/18 @ 10:31 AM
What happens to this site in severe conditions such as an earthquake or tsunami? While I do agree that something must be done, it would be best to hold a public hearing to address local concerns.
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Comment From: Beth DeWitt

1/15/18 @ 6:45 AM
I'm interested in the current status of the Cornwall Landfill and would appreciate a public meeting in Bellingham to update community members on the progress of the project. I'm interested to know if the project is going as planned, if it's on-sched...↓
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Comment From: Jean Waight

1/15/18 @ 5:51 AM
I would like there to be a hearing so the public can compare and discuss the current proposal against the years-ago extensive public input that was received on this and the rest of the enveloping waterfront redevelopment project, to see how well the ...↓
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Comment From: Geoffrey Middaugh

1/15/18 @ 4:42 AM
I urge DOE to hold a public hearing on this plan, so the public can see the complexity of the site. I was on the COB Parks and Recreation team working on the plan for the park after the remediation. I will further review the documents provided. ...↓
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Comment From: Raymond Ballweg

1/15/18 @ 4:34 AM
Please hold a public meeting to review the consequences of not removing the toxic materials at the site. What is most distressing is not addressing the pollution in Bellingham Bay away from the site until some "future" date. Who are you kidding that ...↓
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Comment From: Rebecca Brown

1/15/18 @ 1:25 AM
Please hold a public hearing on this important project.
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Comment From: Liz Marshall

1/14/18 @ 11:39 PM
At least one public hearing should be held. This is such a critical topic that several opportunities for current public input should be created.
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Comment From: Frances White

12/31/17 @ 1:30 AM
This refuse needs to be taken off site and properly cleaned and disposed of as the initial cleanup project was intended. A "capped" cover up is in no way ok or safe for this area. Let's learn from our past mistakes and do the job right the first tim...↓
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Comment From: Seth Owens

12/30/17 @ 2:23 PM
I request you set a public hearing for a question/answer discussion on the Cornwall Avenue Landfill Clean-up Site matter. Sincerely, Seth Owens
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Comment From: Seth Owens

12/30/17 @ 12:47 PM
Concerning the waste stock-piled at the south cornwall site. as it is contaminated soil from previous commercial ventures it would stand to reason the soil be removed to a site that is away from the bay and human development. The cost should be asses...↓
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Comment From: Terry Montonye

12/29/17 @ 1:52 PM
Mark, Two thoughts: 1. Recreational power boat boatel & launch site at that location (beneath the bluff) subsequent to the work you have described and an increase in the slip rates to cover it? 2. How that section of Cornwall Beach might b...↓
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Comment From: Max Schneider

12/28/17 @ 3:49 AM
I'm not an ecological or environmental expert, but it's great to see people working on restoring the wonderful Bay area around Bellingham. Seems to me that such prime real estate should have all the fancy buildings and great historical developments, ...↓
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Comment From: Elizabeth Hines

12/19/17 @ 11:46 AM
Regarding the Cornwall Avenue Landfill Cleanup Site, my comments are as follows: I live in close proximity to this toxic dump area. I have a family, children, grandchildren and neighbors who all agree with me. We were told by the Port of Bellingham ...↓
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