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Restoration Activities
Case: Island End River, MA

The Trustees and Responsible Parties (RPs) reached a cooperative natural resource damage settlement whereby the RPs have agreed to provide $300,000 for Trustee assessment costs and restoration. The Trustees will direct the restoration funds towards the completion of additional salt marsh restoration adjacent to Oak Island in Revere, Massachusetts, to take advantage of an on-going mitigation project in the same area.

In 2007, under a voluntary agreement with the State of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, the responsible parties replaced 1.81 acres of the Island End River adjacent to the facility with a Confined Disposal Facility - a shoreline structure for containment of dredged material - that was filled with contaminated river sediment from the 4.2 acre area that was dredged. A compensatory mitigation project for the remediation related impacts has been completed. The project restored 4 acres of salt marsh and mud flat at the Oak Island site in nearby Revere, Massachusetts.



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