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Underground tank removal report-2004
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J <br /> B RAU N Bwun Infer�ee Corpo�ation Phone: 952.995.2000 <br /> I NTE RTEC 1 1001 Hampshire Avenue S Fax: 952.995.2020 <br /> Minneapolis,MN 55438 Web: braunintertec.com <br /> November 11,2004 Project BL-04-06716A <br /> Mr.Dave Aulik <br /> Aulik Associates,Inc. <br /> 6401 Wayzata Boulevard <br /> St. Louis Park,Minnesota 55426 <br /> Dear Mr.Aulik: <br /> Re: Underground Storage Tank Excavation,2625 North Shore Drive,Minnetonka,Minnesota. <br /> Braun Intertec Corporation(Braun Intertec)observed the excavation of two underground storage tanks <br /> (tTST)at the referenced site. Our observations and analytical results are summarized in this letter. <br /> Two USTs were removed on October 21,2004 from the site. The USTs were located on the west <br /> side of the home located at 2625 North Shore Drive in Minnetonka,Minnesota. The USTs were <br /> 300 gallons in capacity and reportedly contained heating oil. The USTs were removed by Dean's <br /> Tank,Inc. (Tank Contractor Certification Number 475). The tanks upon removal had no holes and <br /> appeared to be in good condition. The bacicfill material around the former tank and the native soil <br /> observed in the excavation was sand. <br /> During the tank removal,a small amount of product spilled out of the tanks. The impacted soil was <br /> excavated and hauled off site by Dean's Tank. Soil samples were collected from the impacted soil for <br /> disposal purposes. After the impacted soil was removed from the site,a confirmation soil sample was <br /> collected from the bottom of the excavation <br /> Soil from the excavation was screened by a Braun Intertec field technician using a 10.2 eV <br /> photoionization detector(PID)and organic vapor headspace techniques. Samples for headspace <br /> screening were collected from each of the excavation walls and from the excavation bottoms. No <br /> organic vapors were detected by headspace analysis,after the impacted soil had been removed from <br /> the excavation. <br /> The soil sample collected from the bottom of the excavation beneath the tank was submitted for <br /> chemical analysis of volatile organic compounds(VOCs),diesel-range organics(DRO)and gasoline- <br /> range organics(GRO). No VOCs,DRO or GRO were detected in the soil sample collected. Ttie <br /> complete laboratory analytical report is attached. <br /> Under Minnesota Pollution Control Agency(MPCA)guidelines,no further action is required with <br /> regard to this tank excavation. One copy of this letter should be filed with the legal papers for the <br /> properiy and the owner of the former tank should keep one copy on file. The owner of the former tank <br /> can use this letter as documentation that no environmental impact was encountered during removal. <br /> In performing its services,Braun Intertec uses that degree of care and skill ordinarily exercised under <br /> similar circumstances by reputable members of its profession practicing in the same locality. No other <br /> warranty is made or intended. <br /> • Providing engineering and environmental solutions since 1957 <br />
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