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To: Mayor Grabek and Orono Council Members <br /> From: Mark E. Bernhardson, City Administrator <br /> Date: July 9 , 1987 <br /> Subject: 2160 Wayzata Boulevard - Fuel Leakage <br /> Attachment A - Excerpt - Administrator' s Information Dated 4/7/87 <br /> B - William Wear Letter Dated 7/7/87 <br /> Issue - Informational update and acceptance of request from property owner <br /> for possible assistance in applying for superfund monies to assist in the <br /> situation. <br /> Introduction - As noted in Attachment A, there has been the issue of fuel <br /> in the soil in the area of the Orono Shopping Center. While the original <br /> critical public safety issue has been reduced, the monitoring wells <br /> continue to show presence of fuel in the soil. Despite tesing of existing <br /> tanks on the site and additional monitoring wells on the site, the source <br /> has not been found. Given that suspected sources have proven not to leak, <br /> the PCA and the property owner continue attempts to determine the source. <br /> As noted in the letter, the property owner is reaching a point where he may <br /> request superfund assistance and would like the two cities to help in the <br /> application. <br /> Recommendation - It is recommended that the City of Orono discuss with the <br /> PCA and other agencies involved in this situation the appropriate role the <br /> City could play should the owner apply for the funds. <br /> Additionally, the staff will work with the PCA to have the 55 gallon drums <br /> moved to an appropriate location. The staff will continue to monitor the <br /> progress to determine the source and solutions to problem correction. <br /> PROPOSED MOTION: Moved , seconded _, That the Orono City Council <br /> accept the information from the property owners regarding the possible <br /> request for assistance and should the application be made, have the staff <br /> bring the issue back regarding the City' s recommended assistance. <br /> Additionally, the Council acknowledges staff's efforts regarding continued <br /> monitoring the situation and work to remove the 55 gallon drums on the <br /> site. Ayes , nays <br /> cc: William Wear <br /> City of Long Lake <br /> Jeanne A. Mabusth, Building & Zoning Administrator <br /> Thomas J. Jacobs, Building Official <br />