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Opportunity Area 2
<br />Opportunity Area 2 is comprised of three Sites (2-1 through 2-3) located west of ArtY�ur Street
<br />and Langton Lake and north of Prior Avenue. We are also including two adjacent Sites to the
<br />north, Sites 1-4 and 1-5, in our discussion of this Area. This Area is referred to as the PIK
<br />Terminal Area. The P� Terminal Area encompasses about 25.45 acres. Sites 2-1, 2-2, and 2-3
<br />were occupied by buildings that housed a truck terminal and tr�ck/t1'�ler maintenance facility
<br />since the mid 1960s. Site 1-4 was occupied by a house from the early 1950s and Site 1-5 has
<br />been used for trailerparking since the 1970s.
<br />The results o f previous environmental site assessment activities that address this Area include the
<br />following:
<br />* Limited Environmental Site Assessment Report, DPRA, Project No. 578i.0003.00q1,
<br />July, 2002.
<br />• Pre-DemolitionAsbestos Survey, AET, Project No. 03-01450, September 23, 2002, (Site
<br />2-2).
<br />* Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, AET, Project No. 03-01391, September 24,2002
<br />(Sites 2-1 through 2-3 and 1-5).
<br />+ Phase 1 ESA, AET, Project No. 03-01578.1984, Apri111,2003 (Site 1-4).
<br />• Report of Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, AET, Project No. 03-0157$.ii, April
<br />14,2003 (Sites 2-1 through2-3 and 1-5).
<br />. Report of Additional Environmental Assessment, AET, Project No. 03-D1578TPii, June
<br />26,2003 (Sites 2-1 through2-3 and 1-5)_
<br />� GroundwaterEvaluation Report, DPRA, Project No. ��� �.��.� E, August, 2003.
<br />� Report of Phase II Environmental Assessment, AET, Project No. a3-01962ii, August 24,
<br />2004 (Sites 2-1 through 2-3 and 1-5).
<br />o Supplemental Groundwater Evaluation Report, DPRA, Project No. 5781.0003.0001,
<br />August, 2004.
<br />• Phase ElInvestigation, DPRA, project No. 5781.00DI.OQQI, Apri126,2001 (Segment T�[},
<br />Environmental Conditions identified at Area 2 include the following:
<br />. Underground Storage Tank �TJ�7�, Above Ground Storage Tank (AST), and Leaking
<br />Underground Storage Tank (LUST) site.
<br />• Use as a truck terminal (vehicle servicing, petroleum products, parts cleaners, floor
<br />drains, oil-water separators, etc.)
<br />o Debris and fill.
<br />* Triahlaxa�thyl�ne (TCE) impacts to glacial aquifer along west side of Site 1-5.
<br />. Adjacent Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) Voluntary Investigation and
<br />Cleanup (VIC) and LUST sites.
<br />Additional environmental assessment to be performed may include the following:
<br />+ Assess UST and LUST basins to identify magnitude and extent of subsurface impacts.
<br />� Assess areas of oil-water separators, drains, underground piping, etc. within buildings for
<br />evidence of subsurface impacts.
<br />• Assess fi3lfdebris.
<br />. Assess the shallow subsurface soil and groundwater (depths of 0 to 20 feet) in area where
<br />solvent contamination, specifically TCE, has impacted the glacial aquifer, and if
<br />necessary, assess the glacial aquifer for TCE impacts.
<br />• Assess areas that are adjacent to VIC and LUST sites for evidence of subsurface impacts.
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