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Published On: March 9th, 2016

Geosyntec Completes Brownfield Redevelopment for Home Depot in California

The Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board has granted full site closure to a store operated by Home Depot in Burbank, California.

Home Depot retained Geosyntec in 2000 to design and operate a remedy to address the vadose zone and shallow groundwater contamination at a former defense manufacturing facility within Southern California’s San Fernando Valley. After 16 years of advanced remediation of legacy contamination (vadose zone and shallow groundwater), the site has attained regulatory closure.

For more information on the project, see Brownfield Redevelopment for Home Depot in Burbank, California.

For more information on brownfield remediation in California contact Karen Kosiarek at kkosiarek@geosyntec.com, Greg Corcoran at gcorcoran@geosyntec.com, Sam Williams at swilliams@geosyntec.com, or Bruce Marvin at bmarvin@geosyntec.com“>.