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Response Action Plan and Construction Contingency Plan June 10, 2016 Attachment C Former PIK Terminal, Roseville, MN 1. INTRODUCTION Vieau Associates, Inc. was retained by Pikovsky Management, LLCto prepare this Response Action Plan and Construction Contingency Plan (RAP/CCP) for the property located at 2680-2690 Prior Avenue in Roseville, Minnesota (Figure 1). PIK Terminal Co LLP is the current owner of the property. The property is undeveloped except for the concrete foundation of the former buildings and paved parking. The property owner is in the process of preparing an Interim Use Application for the crushing and consolidation of the remaining concrete and bituminous on the property. This RAP/CCP has been requested by the City of Roseville to set forth procedures to follow in case unknown drums, tanks, or other unexpected conditions are encountered during development. We are requesting that the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) review and approve this RAP/CCP. 1.1 Historical Summary By 1940, the property was cultivated agricultural land. Buildings associated with farmsteads were present at the southwest and northeast corners of the property. By 1953, what appears to be small scale gravel mining operations had started on the east half of the property while the west half remained cultivated agricultural land. The original portions of the terminal building and the shop building were constructed around 1962 for use as a truck terminal on the east portion of the property. The west half of the property was undeveloped. In the mid-1970s, additions to the terminal and shop buildings had resulted in their current configurations and the parking area had been expanded to its current extent. The north portion of the property appeared to be undeveloped, with trails running through the area. The property continued to be used as a truck terminal through 2003 with trailer parking on the north portion of the property. The property has been vacant since the early 2000s and both buildings were torn down in 2013. 1.2 Physical Setting The property is approximately 25.6 acres and is irregularly shaped. It has historically been broken out into three distinct areas with differing contaminant sources (Area A through Area C) as depicted on Figure 2. 1.Area A –Northern portion of the property. Primarily impacted with petroleum compounds in soil from a previous MPCA-approved thin spreading of soil from the former storage tank basin (Leak# 1326). Area A was sold to Calyxt, Inc. in early 2016 for the development of an agricultural product development company. Refer to MPCA files PB4960 and VP4676 for additional details. 1