EnviroMed performed an ASTM-Standard Phase I Site Assessment of the property, which showed that the site had an industrial history stretching back over 100 years. Because of this long industrial history, and the presence of existing underground storage tanks for fuel oil, EnviroMed recommended a Phase II subsurface investigation of the site.
Test pits were completed to assess the impacts to the soil. Soil samples were collected and analyzed for the contaminants of interest. The Phase II data gave additional information that was used to perform a Phase III ESA and produce a Remedial Action Plan (RAP). During the Phase III, test borings were installed by a Geoprobe, direct-push drilling rig, and soil samples were collected and analyzed for the contaminants of interest. The site buildings were demolished and associated materials were removed from the site and properly disposed of.
Industrial Hygiene services were provided to monitor dust emissions during the deconstruction of the site structures. A Phase III subsurface investigation was subsequently performed to determine the extent and degree of soil contamination. A Remedial Action Plan was prepared, which presented several options for soil remediation.
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