East of Rose Lake Boat Launch
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East of Rose Lake Boat Launch
The East of Rose Lake Boat Launch remedial action was completed in 2004 under the EPA 2002 Superfund Record of Decision for the Coeur d’Alene Basin. The project goal is to reduce human exposure to lead and arsenic contaminated soil/sediment and build upon an existing recreational facility to create a clean oasis for recreational use.

East of Rose Lake Boat Launch Fact Sheet -August 2006


view of the seeps that required the work

seeps before cleanup
photo - bolders stacked with netting around and grasses covering
closeup of some of the erosion control work
photo - sign that says "Protect your health.  The soils and sediments in this area contain harmful levels of lead and other metals.  Pregnant women and small children are at the greatest risk from exposure.  and more...
Panhandle Health District's E. of Rose Lake Human Health Warning Sign

During remediation

Finished

Sign reads:
Protect Your Health
The soils and sediments in this area contain harmful levels of lead and other metals. Pregnant women and small children are at the greatest risk from exposure.
KEEP CLEAN! Wash your hands and face before you eat anything. Wash toys, bottles and pacifiers if they have been in contact with soil or dust. Remove loose soil from your clothing, camping equipment and pets before leaving the area. Wash all items when you return home.
EAT CLEAN! Drink, cook and wash only with water from home or other approved source. Do not use river water. Always eat at a table or clean surface off the ground. Clean fish thoroughly and only eat fish fillets.
PLAY CLEAN! Children should play in grassy areas and avoid loose soil, dust and muddy areas. No mud pies.
Healthy Choices....Healthy Kids!
For more information call Panhandle Health District / Kellogg at 208-783-0707.



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Point of contact: Debra Sherbina
E-Mail: sherbina.debra@epa.gov
Phone Number: (206) 553-0247
Last Updated: 09/01/2006