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� Minnesota Pollution Control Agency sio�y�cce koaa rionn � sL�.�u,es�ss�su�9a � �si i�3oo sao-e5�-�a I u�rour pre�rred r�r s�ce I ir�o.�sa�.�►s I r��o�a�cr� April 12,2017 ��C��D Mr. Mike Reymann �`PR 1 � 20» Navarre Realty LLC PO Box 3 C�T1'OF pRONO Minnetonka, MN 55361 RE: Petroleum Storage Tank Release Site: Navarre Apartments,3465 Shoreline Dr,Orono,Hennepin County 55391 MPCA Site ID: LS0020354 Dear Mr. Reymann: The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency(MPCA) has learned there was a petroleum tank release at the Site referenced above.As the owner/operator of the tank(s),you are responsible for the contamination caused by the release.According to state law,you must investigate and if necessary,clean up the contamination. Your first step Complete and submit the enclosed leak Site Ownership Form within 30 days. If you believe that you are not legally responsible fo�the release, please contact me immediately. Definition of legally responsible: You are considered legally responsible for a petroleum tank release if you owned or operated the tank either during or after the release, unless specifically exempted under the law. See Minn.Stat.§115C.021. Next steps Hire a qualified environmental consulting firm to help you investigate and address the contamination. A site investigation must fully define the extent and magnitude of the soil and/or groundwater contamination caused by the release. Investigation and cleanup guidance documents,standardized report forms,and related information are located at the following website: https://www.pca.state.mn.us/waste/petroleum-remediation-pro�ram. Once the investigation is complete,your consultant should summarize the results in an MPCA report form,including a recommendation for additional investigation or monitoring,corrective action,or site closure. If your site is hi�h priority(see below),you must submit the report to the MPCA within 90 days of the date of this letter. For all other sites,you must submit the report within 10 months. Hi�h-priority sites have one or more of the following conditions.See guidance document 1-01 Petroleum Remediation Program General Policy for detailed descriptions of each condition. If you are uncertain whether your site is high priority, please contact me. • Existing or high risk of drinking water contamination • Existing or high risk of vapor intrusion into occupied buildings o�risk of explosive vapor buildup • Surface water impacts • Recent or ongoing releases • Petroleum free product Paying for the work The Minnesota Petrofund helps tank owners,operators,and volunteer property owners pay for the cost of investigating and cleaning up contamination from petroleum tank releases.You will receive a