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