EXH 308: Email Fendt to Ludwa – Specific Information Needs TESC NHC Comment 20

In a March 2001 email exchange, Paul Fendt responds to Ken Ludwa regarding specific information requests related to TESC (Temporary Erosion and Sediment Control) facilities, calling the level of detail requested 'absurd.' The information requests from Ludwa included clearing limits, tributary areas for ESC facilities, pump sizes, power supply specifications, spill prevention plans, and the expected duration of temporary facilities. The document appears to be part of an administrative record related to construction or environmental control planning at or near Sea-Tac Airport.

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Exhibit 308 (AR 020473), dated March 1, 2001. Email from Paul Fendt to Ken Ludwa regarding specific information needs for Temporary Erosion and Sediment Control (TESC) in response to NHC Comment 20 on the Third Runway EIS. Fendt characterizes the requested detail as ‘absurd.’ Ken Ludwa’s underlying message lists required TESC information including clearing limits, tributary area for ESC facilities, pump sizes, power supply for pumps (assumed diesel), TESC spill prevention countermeasures containment and cleanup plan, and duration of temporary facilities. Document filed in PCHB (Pollution Control Hearings Board) proceedings related to Sea-Tac Airport third runway Environmental Impact Statement.

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