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Wayland Residents To Get Update On Former DPW Garage Testing
Wayland residents will get an update on environmental testing at the vacant former DPW garage site on Main Street.
WAYLAND, MA — Wayland residents will get an update in July on environmental testing at the vacant former DPW garage site at 195 Main Street.
The virtual Public Involvement Plan meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 30, and will cover recent PFAS testing, added monitoring wells, groundwater flow, possible PFAS sources and the next state filings for the contaminated property, according to the town.
MassDEP records identify the former DPW garage property as an open Tier I disposal site under Release Tracking Number 3-0037750. The town has posted related documents on its 195 Main Street webpage, including initial site files, Public Involvement Process materials and links to MassDEP records.
The testing involves PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, a group of long-lasting chemicals that can persist in water, soil, air and other parts of the environment, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The July 30 meeting will also include discussion of an expanded site size, seasonal groundwater changes, the scope of work for a Phase II Comprehensive Assessment and future DEP submittals.
A link to attend the meeting will be posted on the town website the week of July 27, according to the town. Questions about the meeting should be directed to Licensed Site Professional Benson R. Gould of CMG Environmental Inc. at 774-241-0901.
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