Lewis & Clark Landing/ASARCO
Institutional Controls Tracking System
Facility Name
Lewis & Clark Landing/ASARCO
Zip Code
68102-1895
City
Omaha
County Name
Douglas
ICTs_files
| Attachment | Size |
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| Lewis and Clark Asarco_Mechanism.pdf | 2.28 MB |
Geographic Area
Parcel 2: A parcel of land being portions of Lots 8, 9, 10, and 12, in Block 32, in the Original City of Omaha, as surveyed and lithographed, in Douglas County, Nebraska, together with a portion of vacated Cass Street adjacent thereto on the South, and together with a portion of the vacated alley in said Block 32 adjacent to said Lot 9 on the North, all described as follows...(for complete legal description see description in covenant).
Latitude
41.26
Longitude
-95.92
Address
500 Douglas Street
Media
GroundWater,Soil
Category
Proprietary
Type
Restrictive Covenant
Text
The Property and every portion thereof shall not be used, developed or operated in any manner except for the following uses, as are then permitted by applicable valid governmental zoning ordinances, to wit: 1) park, open space, recreational, or park-related concession uses; 2) such non-residential and non-industrial uses as may be located on the approximately 20,000 square foot elevated soil pad designated in the Remediation Documents; or, 3) non- residential uses specifically authorized in writing by NDEQ or its successor agency. Actions and activities which have a reasonable degree of scientific probability of penetrating or causing damage to the Geosynthetic Clay Liner shall be prohibited. Domestic, irrigation, and other water wells of any type shall not be drilled or maintained on the Site, except for groundwater monitoring wells. Groundwater beneath the Property shall not be used as a source of drinking water or for other direct contact purposes.
Compliance Reporting
None
Restrictions
Limit Future Land Use Limit Ground Water Use Activities Prohibit Any Activity that May Disturb the Integrity of an Engineering Control Prohibit Ground Water Well Installation/ Construction, Except Monitoring Wells