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"A Northern Environmentar 372 West County Road D <br /> Hydrologists • Engineers • Geologists New Brighton, MN 55112 <br /> 551-635-9100 <br /> 800. 77&7169 <br /> May 19, 1999 Fax 551. 635-0643 <br /> (CTV -02- 1207 -5362) <br /> Mr. Jim March <br /> City of Centerville <br /> 1880 Main Street <br /> Centerville, Minnesota 55038 <br /> RE: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Update, Lake Area Utilities Site, 6995 - 20th <br /> Avenue South, Centerville, Minnesota, 55038 <br /> 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> Northern Environmental has performed a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Update of <br /> approximately two acres of the Lake Area Utilities property at 6995 - 20th Avenue South in <br /> Centerville, Minnesota. The previous Phase I Environmental Site Assessment was completed <br /> November, 1995 and included more property than that currently being assessed. Figure 1 depicts <br /> the general location of the property. <br /> The property is owned by Lake Area Utilities, Inc. Two buildings, a shed, a telecommunications <br /> tower, a well, and septic system are located at the property. The shed is owned by Levques, Inc., <br /> a company currently leasing space on the telecommunications tower, and reportedly contains <br /> telecommunications equipment. Currently, a portion of one of the buildings is occupied by an <br /> internet business. The remaining space is vacant. Past occupants have included Bor Mor, Inc. <br /> and Case Corporation, which purchased Bor Mor, Inc. Until recently, the work floor spaces in the <br /> two buildings were utilized for assembly, maintenance and storage of construction equipment by <br /> Case Corporation. <br /> Substances handled by Case Corp. are reported to include small amounts of oils, antifreeze, <br /> paints, solvents and other materials used in equipment maintenance activities. A diesel fuel <br /> aboveground storage tank was formerly located at the property. A small release is known to have <br /> been associated with the tank. The tank was removed late 1995, and excavation and cleanup <br /> ` activities were reportedly conducted. Written documentation regarding the extent of the release <br /> and the subsequent cleanup activities was not available from the site representative. <br /> This Phase I Environmental Site Assessment update was performed in conformance with the scope <br /> and limitations of the American Society of Testing and Materials Standard Process E 1527 -97. <br /> ` This Phase I Environmental Site Assessment has revealed no evidence of Recognized <br /> Environmental Conditions (RECs) in connection with the property, except for: <br /> R EC 1: The drains from the shop area of Building #1 discharge to the septic system. <br /> Therefore, the potential exists for contamination to be present in the drainfield area <br /> due to potential spills associated with former site <br /> 1 <br /> WISCONSIN • Milwaukee • Green Bay • Waupun • Park Falls ILLINOIS • Northbrook CANADA • Calgary <br /> MINNESOTA • 5t. Paul • Brainerd • Rochester MICHIGAN • Detroit <br />