U-3440_023 CESI Baker Property Report Bethpage Dump-

May 9, 2008
Mr. Jerry Baker
c/o Kannapolis Real Estate
500 South Cannon Boulevard
Kannapolis, North Carolina 28083
Mr. Tony SherrillAttention:
Subject:Environmental Services
1599 Bethpage Road
Kannapolis, North Carolina
CESI Project No. 080501.000
Gentlemen
CESI has completed the Environmental Services at 1599 Bethpage Road, Kannapolis, North
Carolina also identified as Cabarrus County tax parcel number 5603860308. Our services were
performed in general conformance with our proposal number 08-04-93 dated April 30, 2008.
Mr. Jerry Baker authorized the proposal in writing on May 1,2008.
SCOPE OF SERVICES AND FINDINGS
On May 5, 2008, a subcontractor to CESI excavated 23 test pits on the subject property in an
attempt to characterize the contents of any onsite debris and to determine the vertical and
horizontal limits of the debris layer. The test pit locations were mapped with GPS technology
and are illustrated on Drawing 3. The debris on the ground surface and in the test pits was
observed and documented with representative photographs on Photo Sheets 1 through 3. The
approximate thicknesses of the cover fill and debris layers, the depth to residual soil, and the
composition of the debris are summarized on Table 1.
Debris was observed in all of the Test Pits (TP) with the exception of TP-1, and TP-19. The
debris observed in the remaining test pits was observed to consist predominantly of stumps,
logs, concrete, brick, tires and household trash (Photos D through K). The top of the debris
layer was encountered from approximately a to 8 feet below ground surface (bgs). The
thickness of the debris layer ranged from approximately 4 to 18 feet thick (Table 1). Two metal
storage tanks were excavated from the test pits. No stains or odors indicating the release of
petroleum products and/or hazardous materials were observed in the tests pits.
Six metal storage tanks were observed on the ground surface on the subject property (Photos
B, C, M and 0). Surface soils beneath the tanks were observed for stains and odors indicating
a release of hazardous materials or petroleum products. Stained soil with petroleum odors
was observed beneath one of the tanks (Photo B). A shovel was used to excavate the stained
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soil to determine the vertical limit of the release. The presence of stained and/or odorous soil
was not observed beyond 6 inches bgs. This release of petroleum to the soil is considered de
minimis which is a condition that does not present a threat to human health or the environment
and that generally would not be the subject of an enforcement action if brought to the attention
of appropriate governmental agencies.
One of the storage tanks on the ground surface contained approximately 12 inches of a
mixture of gas and water (Photo 0). On May 7, 2008, a professional reclamation company
mobilized to the site and removed 123 gallons a gas/water mixture with a vacuum tanker truck
(Attachment 1, Photo Q). The opening of the storage tank was temporarily sealed with plastic
film and duct tape. According to Mr. Tony Sherrill of Kannapolis Realty, the storage tanks will
be removed from the subject property by a third party.
CLOSURE
It is our opinion that mass excavation of the site would be necessary to determine the exact
composition of the surface and buried debris and to ascertain the presence of all hazardous
materials, petroleum products and storage tanks associated with the site.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
CESI appreciates the opportunity to provide this service. If you have questions or require
additional assistance regarding these Environmental Services performed at 1599 Bethpage
Road, Kannapolis, North Carolina, please contact us.
Respectfully submitted,
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Donna R. Allen
Environmental Scientist
ATTACHMENTS
Drawing 1: Site Location Map
Drawing 2: 2005 Aerial Photo with Site Photo Locations
Drawing 3: Test Pit Locations
Photo Sheets: Site Photographs
Table 1: Test Pit Data
Exhibit A: Material Manifest for Removal of Gas/Water Mixture
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