Nick Ceto

"... continue, an EPA remedial project manager said Monday. is increasingly out of cash and they are riot in the position to fund the work they are supposed to do,” Nick Ceto said. The EPA is anticipating that we may have to assume the responsibility of some of the things that has done.” Ceto said the EPA will take over ty and fire protection at the site as well as maintenance of a water drainage system within the lead and zinc smelter complex and ..."

"... were left barc because and smelting companies did little to contain lead- contaminated dust from their operations. “The ugliness is certainly a thing to resolve," said EPA project manager Nick Ceto. “But the reason we're doing this is for the environmental benefits of sediment control and dirt control." The work is intended to reduce that amount of contaminated dust that blows ..."

"... proposed $68 million cleanup plan at thc Bunker Hill Superfund site tias been extended onc month, officials said. Citizens now have through Aug. 14 to send their comments to Nick Ceto, Project Manager, Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 Avc., Seattle, Wash. 98101. Ceto said extensions arc granted automatically if anyone asks. than 40 people have mailed in written comments, most supporting the plan and asking "thal EPA get on with it," he said. ..."

"... yet formally committed to do so. That means the proposed start for the residential cleanup project is tentative, for now. “Only the methodology (for cleanup) has been approved," said Nick Ceto, one of three EPA project managers for thc Bunker Hill site. “Frankly, some of these companies aren't doing too well financially right now. Funding is by no means in place." ..."