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| Kelly Elementary: | 370 |
| Magnolia Elementary: | 2 |
| Jefferson Elementary: | 23 |
| Aviara Oaks Middle: | 8 |
| Valley Middle: | 178 |
| Calavera Hills Middle: | 8 |
| Carlsbad Village Academy: | 6 |
| Carlsbad High School: | 236 |
| Total: | 831 |
The District has no information about students who reside in the attendance area but do not attend CUSD schools.
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21414045 and 21453153
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Unknown by the District at this time. Searching records to see what information is available.
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High School: Leighton Consulting, Inc.
Pacific Rim: Searching records to see what information is on file.
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The District complies with testing requirements determined by State of California prior to construction.
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Unknown by the District. The District complies with testing requirements determined by State of California prior to construction.
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The District is not aware of any current need, except to comply with testing requirements determined by State of California prior to construction.
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The product is named Triple 15.
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Example of contents of grounds storage shed include: equipment, fertilizer, seed.
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Transformers are not installed in classrooms. Perhaps question refers to the presence of circuit breaker panels.
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Extensive number of materials were used and are used to construct schools. Without more specific questions about types of materials, it is not be possible to provide a meaningful answer.
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The District is unable to track students who leave school.
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Oil and/or water based paints containing no lead.
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Alkaline, nicad (nickel-cadmium), lithium ion, nickel-metal, and lead-acid.
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Proposed school sites are examined and approved by various State agencies prior to construction. Public schools cannot be built on sites not approved by the State.
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DTSC’s environmental database, EnviroStor, has identified 26 projects in the City of Carlsbad.
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The California Regional Water Quality Control Board (Water Board) is tasked with overseeing the investigation and cleanup of leaking underground fuel storage sites (typically containing benzene). For information on the Water Board’s sites, please see http://geotracker.swrcb.ca.gov/.
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DTSC has completed six Phase II or more detailed investigations, including remedial actions. Of these six, three were issued a “No Further Action” determination after testing was completed; two were “Certified” after a response action was completed; one was “Certified with an Operation and Maintenance Plan.”
DTSC also completed two Phase I investigations with a “No Action” determination. Two sites were issued “Inactive – Needs Evaluation,” which means the project came in under a voluntary agreement and for some reason the proponent had decided not to move forward and/or complete the environmental investigation. Thirteen sites were referred to other agencies (Federal, State or local). In addition, there are three permitted sites with unknown status.
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It is not clear to what lagoon is being referred to. Typically, environmental investigations of lagoons are overseen by Department of Fish and Game, Regional Water Quality Control Board or other local agencies.
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Since January 2000, state laws (Education Code section 17213.1) requires that “determination of no further action” or “site certification” be obtained from the DTSC pertaining to environmental investigation and/or cleanup before a new public K-12 school or expansion site is approved for acquisition and/or construction (where state funding is to be applied).
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DTSC does not have any historical or environmental information on the Kelly School property. Since the Kelly School was constructed 31 years ago prior to enactment of the California Education Code law which required environmental oversight by DTSC of new or expanding school sites, the property was not required to be investigated under DTSC oversight.
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No schools environmental investigations have been completed near the Kelly School (4885 Kelly Drive). The nearest schools are as follows:
- Carlsbad Village Academy at 1640 Magnolia Avenue was issued a No Further Action determination by DTSC, and is located approximately 1.5 miles northwest of the Kelly School.
- Carlsbad High School at 3557 Monroe Street was issued a No Further Action determination by DTSC, and is located approximately 1.5 miles northwest of the Kelly School.
- Carlsbad High School Expansion (Sports Complex) at 3305, 3325, 3355, 3357 Monroe Street was issued a Certification following a removal action by DTSC, and is located approximately 1.5 miles northwest of the Kelly School.
- Calavera Hills Elementary School at Cannon and El Cammino Real was issued a No Further Action determination by DTSC, and is located approximately 1.75 miles southeast of the Kelly School.
- Proposed High School at College and Cannon was issued a Certification following a removal action by DTSC, and is located approximately 1.75 miles northeast of the Kelly School.
Information related to projects under the oversight of DTSC can be found on Envirostor (http://www.envirostor.dtsc.ca.gov/public/) or by appointment at the DTSC Cypress Office located at 5796 Corporate Avenue, Cypress, California, phone: (714) 484-5300.
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Historical use of pesticides and arsenicals is common in current and former agricultural areas throughout California, including in the Carlsbad area. Pesticides are generally persistent and non-mobile and can remain in soils for years. However, these pesticides and metals may be transported through surface run-off and air dispersion depending on site parameters/conditions.
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An investigation and response action was conducted at the Proposed High School at College and Cannon. It was determined that surface releases of arsenic and petroleum hydrocarbons occurred in localized areas of the site. Based on the size of the impacted areas, type of chemicals of concern, soil conditions, mobility of the chemicals of concern, testing conducted, distance to the Kelly School (approximately 1.7 miles), and natural and man-maid barriers, it is unlikely that a surface release from the Proposed High School at College and Cannon has impact the Kelly School.
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DTSC has provided oversight on eight investigations at five school properties within the Carlsbad Unified School District. Information on these projects can be found in EnviroStor. School sites included: Carlsbad High School Expansion (Stadium and Sports Complex), Carlsbad High School (other areas), Calaveras Hills Elementary, Carlsbad Village Academy, Pacific Rim Elementary, Poinsettia Elementary, Proposed High School at Collage and Cannon, and Southeast Elementary. A summary of the investigations and/or actions and determinations for each of the sites are listed below:
- Carlsbad High School Expansion (Stadium and Sports Complex) - PEA, SSI with Removal action for arsenic and OCP contaminated soils;
- Carlsbad High School - Preliminary Environmental Assessment conducted, No Further Action required;
- Carlsbad Village Academy – Preliminary Environmental Assessment conducted, No Further Action required;
- Pacific Rim Elementary - Preliminary Environmental Assessment conducted, No Further Action required;
- Poinsettia Elementary – PEA and Supplemental Site investigation; No Further Action required
- High School at Collage and Cannon – PEA, SSI with Removal action for arsenic and TPH-contaminated soils
- Southeast Elementary – This is the same project as Poinsettia
- Calavera Hills Elementary - Phase I, Status: No Action Required
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