The paper describes details on the closure of a 7-acre surface impoundment owned by Pinole Point Properties, a subsidiary of Marwais Steel Company. The site is located in an environmentally sensitive area in Richmond, California. A previous site owner used the impoundment as an evaporation and settling basin for wastewater discharged by a hot-dip galvanizing operation.
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