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<br />Ms, Carissa Schively
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<br />Databases (4) through (9) are used by the MPCA to track various categories of sites, Database (4) is a
<br />listing of Hazardous Waste Generators that have been involved in some stage of investigation and/or
<br />cleanup with the MPCA staff providing technical review of the investigation and any necessary remedial
<br />activities, Upon investigation, a number of these properties have been cleaned up or found to not require
<br />any cleanup work, Database (5) and (6) identify facilities that handle solid or hazardous wastes and may
<br />not have experienced any releases. For databases (7) and (8), releases of contaminants at particular sites
<br />may not be yet confirmed or file information is limited, Database (9) is a registry of properties at which a
<br />voluntary investigation has been or is being conducted, with MPCA staff providing technical review of
<br />the investigation and any necessary remedial activities, A number of these properties have been
<br />investigated and cleaned up or found to not require any cleanup work, Database (10) identifies sites that
<br />have been delisted from the Permanent List of Priorities. Database (1 ]) identifies sites that have been
<br />removed from CERCLlS by EPA, Database (]2) identifies closed landfill sites that are undergoing
<br />landfill cleanup. Database (] 3) identifies sites that are in some stage of investigation, These sites do not
<br />meet the parameters of the other categories listed, Database (14) contains sites where public funds must
<br />be expanded for investigation or cleanup to stimulate redevelopment. Lastly, database (]5) consists ofa
<br />list of sites where soil or groundwater contamination or the potentia] for contamination is present. These
<br />sites have been reviewed, but received no further action status because of no known risk to human health
<br />or the environment.
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<br />We have no listings from the above categories under "Gateway Business Center" or at the exact address
<br />given for the property, However, our file evaluation has revealed that the following sites are within a
<br />one-mile radius of the referenced property and are located on the attached map by the Identification
<br />Number in brackets:
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<br />o [713] Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant, vicinity of the Highway 10 and Highway 96
<br />intersection, Arden Hills (],2,3,6,7);
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<br />o [3758] MacGilIis and Gibbs, 5th Avenue Northwest, New Brighton (],2,3,4);
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<br />o [332] Northwest Refinery, Former, northwest of Old Highway 8 and 14th Street Northwest, New
<br />Brighton (2,3);
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<br />o [1021] Trio Solvent Site, northwest ofO]d Highway 8 and ]4th Street Northwest, New Brighton
<br />(3);
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<br />o [727] Tar Pit Northwest Refining-2, between Old Highway 8 and Round Lake, New Brighton (7);
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<br />o [724] Tar Pit Northwest Refining, between Long Lake and Round Lake, approximately the ]600
<br />block, New Brighton (7);
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<br />o [729] Cement Dump Site, north of] -694 and northwest of County Road 77, between the two sets of
<br />railroad tracks, New Brighton (7);
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<br />o [730] Barrels, Midwest Asphalt, north ofI-694, northwest of County Road 77, approximately the
<br />900 block, New Brighton (7);
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