WI0300301_DEEMED FILES_20150826

Permit Number ·WI0300301
Program Category
Deemed Ground Water
Permit Type
Injection Deemed In-situ Groundwater Remediation Well
Primary Reviewer
michael.rogers
Coastal SWRule
Permitted Flow
Facility
Facility Name
Former BP Station No. 24183
Location Address
1579 US Hwy 29n
Concord
Owner
Owner Name
NC 28027
Atlantic Richfield Company I BP Products North America Inc
Dates/Events
Orig Issue
8/25/2015
App Received
8/24/2015
Regulated Activities
Groundwater remediation
Outfall
Waterbody Name
Draft Initiated
Scheduled
Issuance Public Notice
Central Files: APS SWP
8/26/2015
Permit Tracking Slip
Status
Active
Version
1.00
Project Type
New Project
Permit Classification
Individual
Permit Contact Affiliation
Major/Minor
Minor
Region
Mooresville
County
Catawba
Facility Contact Affiliation
Owner Type
Unknown
Owner Affiliation
Greg Frisch
Manager Operations Project
4850 E 49th St
Cleveland
Issue
8/25/2015
Effective
8/25/2015
OH 44125
Expiration
Requested /Received Events
Streamlndex Number Current Class Subbasin
Ro gers, Michael
From: Rogers, Michael
Sent:
To:
Wednesday, August 26, 2015 1.2:28 PM
Mor~is, Brett
Cc: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE:-BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOi WI0300301
Andrew w/the MRO reviewed the NOi. You are free to start injection activities.
From: Morris, Brett
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 10:52 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Cc: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI WI0300301
Mike,
Let me know if you need anything from me regarding the proposed injection pilot study.
Thanks,
Brett
Brett Morris -Brett.Morris @ncdenr.gov
Hyd rogeo lo gist
NC DENR -UST Section
610 E. Center Ave., Suite 301
Mooresville, NC 28115
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From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j [e-mail]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 10:06 AM
To: Morris, Brett
Cc: Frisch, Greg (Ehs Support) (Greq .Frisch @bp .com) (Gre q.Frisch@b p.com)
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI WI0300301
Importance: High
Brett
We are trying to coordinate our proposed BOS 200 injection work at the former BP24183 site in Concord for next week.
However, UIC doesn't appear to wantto permit the activities until they coordinate with the RO. I know you looked at the
remedial selection decision document I sent you last week, and you had some questions regarding our injection plan. If
you're available, I'd like to address your questions/concerns and solicit your help to get a firm approval from UIC so we
can proceed with the planned work for next week.
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:michael.roqers @ncdenr.gov]
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 5:35 PM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
1
Cc: Pitner, Andrew; Watson, Edward M
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI WI0300301
Jeff-
We have not received the hard copy yet but I went ahead and entered this NOi into our system and forwarded an
electronic copy to the regional office for their review. Even though these are deemed permitted sites, they need to be
submitted 2 weeks prior to injection. This give us time to review the package, enter into the system, and give an
opportunity to the regional office a chance review and inspect the site if they wish, which is optional. I asked the RO to
expedite the review process and let me know as soon as possible if they have any issues or wish to inspect or not. I'll let
you know if you can start injection prior to 2 weeks from yesterday. Thanks.
Thank you for submitting the Notice of Intent to Construct or Operate Injection Wells (NOi) for the Former BP Station
#24183 located at 1579 US Hwy 29N, Concord, Catawba County, NC 28027. The Central Office of the WQROS received
your complete NOi electronically on August 24, 2015.
Please note the following:
Please remember to submit the following regarding t his injection activity:
1) Well Construction Records (GW-1) and Abandonment Records (GW-30) when completed. Please provide copies of
the GW-ls and GW-30s if not already submitted (originals go the address printed on the form). NOTE: Direct push
or Geoprobe wells are considered wells and require construction (GW-1) and abandonment forms (GW-30). If well
construction/abandonment information is the same for the wells, only one form needs to be completed-just
indicate total number of injection points in the Comments/Remarks section of form. These forms can be found on
our website at http://portaLncdenr.org/web/wq/aps/gwpro/reporting-forms.
2) Injection Event Records (IER). All injections, including air and passive systems require an IER. The IER can be
modified for air sparge wells (e.g., air flow 'continuous' for date or rate of injection, etc.).
Also, Please let me know a few days in advance of the injection as I may want to come out and observe.
You can scan and send these forms directly to me at michael.ro gers @ ncdenr.gov, send by fax to my attention at 919-
807-6406, or via regular mail to address below. When submitting the above forms, you will need to enter the nine-digit
alpha-numeric number on the form (i.e., WI0XXXXXX) that has been assigned to the injection activity at this site. This
notification has been given the deemed permit number WI0300301. This number is also referenced in the subject line of
this email. You may if you wish, scan and send back as attachments in re p ly to this email, as it will already have the
assigned deemed permit number in the subject line.
Thank you for your cooperation
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j eff.hvozdik(al aecom.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 2:35 PM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Mr. Rogers
Did you receive the hard copy of the application? Also, wanted to know if I needed to wait for a permit number to be
issued before performing the work, or if can proceed since its deemed permitted? The work is tentatively scheduled for
9/1. Please advise. Thanks!
2
Ro gers, Michael
From: Pitner, Andrew
Sent:
To:
Wednesday, August 26, 2015 12:01 PM
Watson, Edward M; Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST lncident#14768) NOi WI0300301
Hey Mike,
Quickie review and MRO doesn't have concerns about this one. We don't plan to inspect the site. BIMS does need to be
updated to reflect that the county for this facility is actually Cabarrus and the latitude should start with 35 (and not 36
which would put this one in the WSRO).
Andrew
From: Watson, Edward M
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 8: 19 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Cc: Pitner, Andrew
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI WI0300301
Andrew,
I have opened a folder a placed the information onto the G Drive .
Ed
From: Rogers, Michael
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 5:23 PM
To: Pitner, Andrew; Watson, Edward M
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI WI0300301
Please find attached a NOi. Jeff wants to start injection activities next week. Please let me know as soon as possible if
you have any issues or wish to inspect the site, which is optional for these deemed permitted sites. Thanks.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j [e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:30 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Hows this?
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:michael.rogers @ncdenr.gov]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:21 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
I received the email but could not open the attachment. Can you resend as word or link to a cloud data bank. Thanks.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:01 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
1
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Rogers,
Please fine the attached permit application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 9:50 AM
To: '[e-mail]'; [e-mail]
Cc: Frisch, Greg (Ehs Support) ([e-mail]) ([e-mail])
Subject: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Smith/Ms. Knight,
Please find attached the UIC Permit Application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC. The four (4) proposed injection points are centered around a former dispenser area. A total of
twenty-two (22) injections are proposed in a 15'-25' vertical treatment zone using BOS 200. Please let me know if you
require any additional information, and also if a hard copy of the application is required. Thanks!
Please Note New Email Address
Jeffrey T. Hvozdik, PG
Project Manager
D 704.716.0743 C 704.615.1177
ieff.hvozdik@ aecom.com
AECOM
AECOM Technical Services of North Carolina, Inc.
URS Corporation -North Carolina
6000 Fairview Road Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28210
T 1-704-522-0330 F 1-704-522-0063
www.aecom.com
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From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:43 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Got it.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j [e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:30 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Hows this?
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:michael.rogers @ncdenr.gov]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:21 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
I received the email but could not open the attachment. Can you resend as word or link to a cloud data bank. Thanks .
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:i [e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:01 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Rogers,
Please fine the attached permit application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 9:50 AM
To: '[e-mail]'; sherri.kni g [e-mail]
Cc: Frisch, Greg (Ehs Support) ([e-mail]) ([e-mail])
Subject: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Smith/Ms. Knight,
Please find attached the UIC Permit Application for small scale trap and treat injection activi.ties at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC. The four (4) proposed injection points are centered around a former dispenser area. A total of
twenty-two (22) injections are proposed in a 15'-25' vertical treatment zone using BOS 200. Please let me know if you
require any additional information, and also if a hard copy of the application is required . Thanks!
Please Note New Email Address
Jeffrey T. Hvozdik, PG
Project Manager
D 704 .71 6.0743 C 704.615.1177
jeff.hvozdik @aecom .com
AECOM
AECOM Technical Services of North Carolina, Inc.
URS Corporation -North Carolina
3
6000 Fairview Road Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28210
T 1-704-522-0330 F 1-704-522-0063
www.aecom.com
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Ro gers, Michael
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Jeff-
Rogers, Michael
Tuesday, August 25, 2015 5:35 PM
'Hvozdik, Jeff'
Pitner, Andrew; Watson, Edward M
RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOi WI0300301
We have not received the hard copy yet but I went ahead and entered this NOi into our system and forwarded an
electronic copy to the regional office for their review. Even though these are deemed permitted sites, they need to be
submitted 2 weeks prior to injection. This give us time to review the package, enter into the system, and give an
opportunity to the regional office a chance review and inspect the site if they wish, which is optional. I asked the RO to
expedite the review process and let me know as soon as possible if they have any issues or wish to inspect or not. I'll let
you know if you can start injection prior to 2 weeks from yesterday. Thanks.
Thank you for submitting the Notice of Intent to Construct or Operate Injection Wells (NOi) for the Former BP Station
#24183 located at 1579 US Hwy 29N, Concord, Catawba County, NC 28027. The Central Office of the WQROS received
your complete NOi electronically on August 24, 2015.
Please note the following:
Please remember to submitthe following regarding this injection activity:
1) Well Construction Records (GW-1) and Abandonment Records (GW-30) when completed. Please provide copies of
the GW-ls and GW-30s if not already submitted (originals go the address printed on the form). NOTE: Direct push
or Geo probe wells are considered wells and require construction (GW-1) a·nd abandonment forms (GW-30). If well
construction/abandonment information is the same for the wells, only one form needs to be completed-just
indicate total number of injection points in the Comments/Remarks section of form. These forms can be found on
our website at http://portal.ncdenr.org/web/wq/aps/gwpro/reporting-forms.
2) Injection Event Records (IER). All injections, including air and passive systems require an IER. The IER can be
modified for air sparge wells (e.g., air flow 'continuous' for date or rate of injection, etc .).
Also, Please let me know a few days in advance of the injection as I may want to come out and observe.
You can scan and send these forms directly to me at michael.rogers @ncdenr.gov, send by fax to my attention at 919-
807-6406, or via regular mail to address below. When submitting the above forms, you will need to enter the nine-digit
alpha-numeric number on the form {i.e., WI0XXXXXX) that has been assigned to the injection activity at this site. This
notification has been given the deemed permit number WI0300301. This number is also referenced in the subject line of
this email. You may if you wish, scan and send back as attachments in re p ly to this email, as it will already have the
assigned deemed permit number in the subject line.
Thank you for your cooperation
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2015 2:35 PM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
1
Mr. Rogers
Did you receive the hard copy of the application? Also, wanted to know if I needed to wait for a permit number to be
issued before performing the work, or if can proceed since its deemed permitted? The work is tentatively scheduled for
9/1. Please advise. Thanks!
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:43 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Got it.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:30 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Hows this?
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:michael.rogers @ncdenr.gov]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:21 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
I received the email but could not open the attachment. Can you resend as word or link to a cloud data bank. Thanks.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:01 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Rogers,
Please fine the attached permit application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 9:50 AM
To: '[e-mail]'; sherri.knight @ncdenr.gov
Cc: Frisch, Greg (Ehs Support) ([e-mail]) ([e-mail])
Subject: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Smith/Ms. Knight,
Please find attached the UIC Permit Application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC. The four (4) proposed injection points are centered around a former dispenser area. A total of
twenty-two (22) injections are proposed in a 15'-25' vertical treatment zone using BOS 200. Please let me know if you
require any additional information, and also if a hard copy of the application is required. Thanks!
Please Note New Email Address
Jeffrey T. Hvozdik, PG
Project Manager
2
D 704.716.0743 C 704.615 .1177
[e-mail]
AECOM
AECOM Technical Services of North Carolina, Inc.
URS Corporation -North Carolina
6000 Fairview Road Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28210
T 1-704-522-0330 F 1-704-522-0063
www.aecom.com
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Ro gers, Michael
From: Rogers, Michael
Sent:
To:
Tuesday, August 25, 2015 5:23 PM
Pitner, Andrew; Watson, Edward M
Subject:
Attachments:
FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOi WI0300301
ENV B24183150824 UIC PermitApplication.pdf
Please find attached a NOi. Jeff wants to start injection activities next week. Please let me know as soon as possible if
you have any issues or wish to inspect the site, which is optional for these deemed permitted sites. Thanks.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j [e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:30 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
Hows this?
From: Rogers, Michael [mailto:michael.rogers @ncdenr.gov]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:21 AM
To: Hvozdik, Jeff
Subject: RE: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768) NOI
I received the email but could not open the attachment. Can you resend as word or link to a cloud databank. Thanks.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff [mailto:j [e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 10:01 AM
To: Rogers, Michael
Subject: FW: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Rogers,
Please fine the attached permit application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC.
From: Hvozdik, Jeff
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 9:50 AM
To: '[e-mail]'; sherri.kni [e-mail]
Cc: Frisch, Greg (Ehs Support) ([e-mail]) ([e-mail])
Subject: BP Station #24183 (UST Incident #14768)
Importance: High
Mr. Smith/Ms. Knight,
Please find attached the UIC Permit Application for small scale trap and treat injection activities at the form BP Station
#24183 in Concord, NC. The four (4) proposed injection points are centered around a former dispenser area. A total of
twenty-two (22) injections are proposed in a 15'-25' vertical treatment zone using BOS 200. Please let me know if you
require any additional information, and also if a hard copy of the application is required . Thanks!
Please Note New Email Address
Jeffrey T. Hvozdik, PG
Project Manager
1
D 704 .716.0743 C 704.615.1177
[e-mail]
AECOM
AECOM Technical Services of North Carolina, Inc.
URS Corporation -North Carolina
6000 Fairview Road Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28210
T 1-704-522-0330 F 1-704-522-0063
www.aecom.com
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NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO CONSTRUCT OR OPERATE INJECTION WELLS
The following are "permitted by rule" and do not require an individual permit when constructed in accordance
with the rules of 15A NCAC 02C .0200. This form shall be submitted at least 2 weeks prior to iniection.
AQUIFER TEST WELLS (1 5A NCAC 02c .02201
These wells are used to inject uncontaminated fluid into an aquifer to determine aquifer hydraulic characteristics.
IN SITU REMEDIATION ( 15A NCAC 02C .0225 > or TRACER WELLS C1 5A NCAC 02c .0229 ):
1) Passive Injection S vstems -In-well delivery systems to diffuse injectants into the subsurface. Examples include
ORC socks, iSOC systems, and other gas infusion methods.
2) Small-Scale Injection O perations -Injection wells located within a land surface area not to exceed 10,000
square feet for the purpose of soil or groundwater remediation or tracer tests. An individual permit shall be required
for test or treatment areas exceeding 10,000 square feet.
3) Pilot Tests -Preliminary studies conducted for the purpose of evaluating the technical feasibility of a
remediation strategy in order to develop a full scale remediation plan for future implementation, and where the
surface area of the injection zone wells are located within an area that does not exceed five percent of the land
surface above the known extent of groundwater contamination. An individual permit shall be required to conduct
more than one pilot test on any separate groundwater contaminant plume.
4) Air Injection Wells -Used to inject ambient air to enhance in-situ treatment of soil or groundwater.
Print Clearly or Type Information. Illegible Submittals Will Be Returned As Incomplete.
DATE: Au gust 24, 2015 PERMIT No. 0"0 ;00 ~o J (to be fille ~-!~/DENR/DWR
A.
AUG 2 5 2015 (_~ ~j
WELL TYPE TO BE CONSTRUCTED OR OPERATED
water Quality Reg~one!
(1) A . 1n· . W 11 C l · B · ~; n(' Sect!"!J u ~ect10n e ... .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ..... omp ete sect10ns ": •~-.! •·"' _,,.,
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
___ Aquifer Test Well ....................................... Complete sections B-F, K, N
___ Passive Injection System ............................... Complete sections B-F, H-N
X Small-Scale Injection Operation ...................... Complete sections B-N
___ Pilot Test ................................................. Complete sections B-N
___ Tracer Injection Well ................................... Complete sections B-N
B. STATUS OF WELL OWNER: Business/Organization
C. WELL OWNER -State name of entity and name of person delegated authority to sign on behalf of the
business or agency:
Name: Atlantic Richfield Compan v (Gre g Frisch )
Mailing Address: 4850 East 49l!!~s=tr~e~et~MB~C~-~3~R=o~o=m~l5~5~C~----------------
City: Cu yaho ga Heights State: OH Zip Code:_4~4~1=2=5 ____ County: Cuyaho ga
Day Tele No.: _2=1~6=.2~7=1.~87~4~0 _____ _
EMAIL Address: greg .frisch h p.com
UIC/In Situ Remed. Notification (Revised 11/19/2013)
Cell No.: 330.421.1100
Fax No.: 216.271.8242
Page 1
D. PROPERTY OWNER (if different than well owner)
Name: Widenhouse Motors me. A.W. Widenhouse
Mailing Address: 1540 US Hi e.hway 29 N
City: Concord State: __Nk_ Zip Code:~2~8~02=5'--___ County: Catawba
Day Tele No.: ~70~4~.7~8~6~.1~10~7~------Cell No.: ____________ _
EMAIL Address: __________ _ Fax No.: _____________ _
E. PROJECT CONTACT -Person who can answer technical questions about the proposed injection project.
F.
Name: Jeffre y T. Hvozdik
Mailing Address: 6000 Fairview Road . Suite 200
City: Charlotte State: NC Zip Code:~2 ~82~1~0 ____ County: Mecklenbur g
Day Tele No.: ~70~4~.7~1~6~.0~74~3 ______ _ CellNo.: 704.615.1177
EMAIL Address: jeff.hvozdik @aecom.com Fax No.: 704.522.0063
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<--IJ-B Ai2fllA S PHYSICAL LOCATION OF WELL SITE
(1) Physical Address: _1_5_7_9 _U_S_2_9_N______ County: eatawtr.:r
City: Concord '5"' State: NC Zip Code: ~2"""8""'"0=-27'----------
(2) Geographic Coordinates: Latitude**: --¥--0 _1§_' 33.16 "or __ 0
• _______ _
Longitude**: 80 ° ----1§__' 32.04 "or O
_______ _
Reference Datum: ________ Accuracy: _______ _
Method of Collection: __________________ _
**FOR AIR INJECTION AND AQUIFER TEST WELLS ONLY: A FACILITY SITE MAP WITH PROPERTY
BOUNDARIES MAY BE SUBMITTED IN LIEU OF GEOGRAPHIC COO RD INA TES.
G. TREATMENT AREA
Land surface area of contaminant plume: 1,125 square feet
Land surface area ofinj. well network: 400 square feet(::: 10,000 ft2 for small-scale injections)
Percent of contaminant plume area to be treated: 35% (must be.::: 5% of plume for pilot test injections)
H. INJECTION ZONE MAPS -Attach the following to the notification.
(1) Contaminant plume map(s) with isoconcentration lines that show the horizontal extent of the
contaminant plume in soil and groundwater, existing and proposed monitoring wells, and existing and
proposed injection wells; and
(2) Cross-section(s) to the known or projected depth of contamination that show the horizontal and
vertical extent of the contaminant plume in soil and groundwater, changes in lithology, existing and
proposed monitoring wells, and existing and proposed injection wells.
UIC/In Situ Remed. Notification (Revised l l/19/2013) Page 2
I. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INJECTION ACTIVITIES -Provide a brief narrative regarding the
purpose, scope, and goals of the proposed injection activity.
The ob jective of the in jection is to determine the feasibili ty of in jectin g the remediation slu rrv into the
partiallv weathered rock via roto sonic drillin g and inflatable packers.
J. INJECT ANTS -Provide a MSDS and the following for each injectant. Attach additional sheets ifnecessary.
NOTE: Approved injectants (tracers and remediation additives) can be found online
at http://portal.ncdenr.org/weblwq/aps/gwpro. All other substances must be reviewed by the Division of
Public Health, Department of Health and Human Services. Contact the UIC Program for more info (919-807-
6496).
Injectant: ~B=O-=S--=2=0--"-0 __________________________ _
Volume ofinjectant: A pproximatel y 1.000 gallons at 200-600 PSI through four (4) in jection points
Concentration at point of injection: -20% solids (BOS 200 ) or approximatel y 50 pounds of BOS 200
per in jection
Percent if in a mixture with other injectants: -=N'""Aa..:.,.. __________________ _
Injectant: Not a pp licable
Volume of injectant: ____________________________ _
Concentration at point of injection: _______________________ _
Percent if in a mixture with other injectants: ____________________ _
Injectant: Not applicable
Volume ofinjectant: ____________________________ _
Concentration at point of injection: _______________________ _
Percent if in a mixture with other injectants: ____________________ _
K. WELL CONSTRUCTION DATA
(1) Number of injection wells: 4 Proposed O Existing Li) P ~ ~ ,)-f / ~)
(2) Provide well construction details for each injection well in a diagram or table format. A single
diagram or line in a table can be used for multiple wells with the same construction details. Well
construction details shall include the following:
(a) well type as permanent, direct-push, or subsurface distribution system (infiltration gallery)
(b) depth below land surface of grout, screen, and casing intervals
( c) well contractor name and certification number
SAEDDACO
UICI In Situ Remed. Notification (Revised 11/19/2013) Page 3
G. SCHEDULES - Briefly describe the schedule for well construction and injection activities.
Infection tentatively scheduled for Scptemher 2015.
M. MONITORING PLAN - Describe below or in separate attachment a monitoring }Man to be used to determine
if violations of groundwater quality standards specified in Subchpi.er +i2i_ result from the injection activity.
One Cl) baseline sampling event will be performed prior to the injection, and one (1) post injection event will
be performed immediately attcr the injection. Subsequently, one !1 j post -inject sampling event will be
performed one month from the injection date followed by two lz) quarters of sampling.
N. SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT AND PROPERTY OWNER
APPLICANT: "I hereby certify, under penalty of law, that I am familiar with the information submitted in
this document and all attachments thereto and that, based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately
responsible far obtaining said information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am
aware that there significant penalties, including the possibility of _trues and imprisonment, for submitting
false infornrati r. agree to contract, o erase, maintain, repair; and if applicable, abandon the it jecrio►r well
and all relate u,4Jur runwas in ace rc•e with the /SA .NCAC 02C 0200 Rules."
Signature o
Greg Frisch
Print or Type tall Name
PROPERTY OWNER (if the prupenv is nut owned by the permit applicant):
•'As owner of the property on which the Injection walls) are to he constructed and operated. 1 hereby consent
to allow the applicant to construct each affection well as outlined in this application and agree that it shall he
the responsibilitj' of the applicant to ensure that the injection well(s) conform to the Well Construction
Standards (I5A NCAC 02C .02001. '
"Owner" means any person who holds the fee or other property rights in the well being constructed. A
well is real property and its construction on land shall be deemed to vest ownership in the land owner, in
the absence of contrary agreement in writing.
Access Agreement included within the approved Real Estate Transaction document
Signature* ul Property Owner (if different from applicant) Print or Type Full Name
* An access ugreernetu tierweer the applicant and propes, owner may he salhrnitted in lieu of a rig►rani, e on this form_
Submit one copy of the completed notification package to:
DWR - UlC Program
1636 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1636
Telephone: [phone]
i Kiln Situ Remed Noti1ctinn (Revised I I/1%20B)
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Approved Real Estate Transaction Document
APPROvED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION
R.E. REP: AC kt 11 '. �-� c'
PROPERTY: SITE 1 : LAIN 3
DATE0�
CORN t LOCATION: 1.- 15 `t- £*- , * (.e) 1
CITY, STATE: "I•CI. OIL
TYPE OF TRANSACTION:
STRAIGHT SALE
PARTIAL SALE:
EXCHANGE SALE:
PARTIAL EXCHANGE:
ACREAGE: ACREAGE:
Lz
LEASE ASSIGNMENT:
TAX PRORATION : LAND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SALE TO: ADA: JOBBER: OTHER:
RATE APPROVED: iDt3icitt
CONTRACT CLOSING DATE:
SSE PRICE: 1 1 't C+C! DMZ rr It, ::3DC)
REMOVE TMw5 : Y ES NO
ASSESSMENT NEEDED: YES NO
BROKER : 1O!
COMH I SS ION;
DEED RESTRICTION: FULL:
MOTOR k UEL:
CAR WASH: C—STOR.E
PBA
EXISTING OUTL :ASE
YFS ` NO
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T e i e fax i ( _.j
Either party uay ecAvivote L d fifer- nt eddrefmr ctce v
notichalm-Ander by living at :e tar . ;0) days writ -:en ita ice
the f*o_ f the other pa y .
14. 227EZN1^' ? avierucr. Sal• sr and 3uyer agree =at thte
CDnzr-ac; tt ath r w :th any extr_ ' ts and a de7 d,. at`.TGtisd tuaretC,
and eey ►..r. .:,.taants siptf:cm='_,g refer=ed to hereLn i 1 " a; uhitt. are
hereby r a a ltarM tere t, C=S Wit*.+`. e thR any _ a . rdeL'stamdiSg
bst"aaen Muyer and SaZ.lar wmt& respect to the subl*cm matter hammer
and .hat thaws are AC r eprsse:lct3 :. i nS , p i.se. , :xcd rr a.icintg . Or
c nt acr.._s , vhatha a um +r- I I: e_n , be r. een the pa � _ ra -e T at + g to
=R P+.,•'sper'_,J whirl 7, are DQt ott Cdr '4 here ? n and whl=h era at,h=rWLMO
fCp,r's4.d and "Vi4.4 by th.is rYnt¢'34t. Buyer iCknou'Iadges that
Orfa beitt be approved by the aanzclawant me Salle~ mild 44D
oni•_r be acr.aptad and ex C,ated by at: officer' or 4u_7 authorized
reprea.eh;,.at s-re of Sailer. BCyrtr : epresint.s had us Offer has
ham. ds . aatb.orizad and oxacntad by Vayar. ::zis Comm.1.mcm csnnot
be emended excir x by a Vrit ng e.am tad by the ;. &i t e s
A tter Ci.ca S '3 , r.baga provIslons vbacn by t i l : tar=.S war' ve
Ciasinq, s.''sI . sc survive and shall be b ' ny upon and +m.re to
=A" e i t of Cha p.ar-t :.s baron= and tha ± -r rywL �' 7; b.L
.
v. cc sem s and asnignm,
13. XS.i�.ra �r 222 e`=S:Cx. k Itnde •�7 Kr 'or.� e.emu
Commission on 113412. be paid .: y
_a
% ese admrass 1i
Ln
�I parmee L to w: zt ,"e LA Ccrulac: Lor Y= : `�' -it x $
trsasactLan (`Commission"' such c,=si.m • as e 1 r r be dna and
pay le Ob.:? VlOcA C. _ the party harelD OD1 .qat d to pay su i
C . ,4:= ~' •+ f , dataY7d and hold '-a ' !Sa the other.
pin y :"' rd act:4'1st a.ry an4 at . Cie ns. expenses, costs ix
tr .a s_:rg frmb s,:L`b : is-s c:n , includLnq do -ex: _ cost.: and
BuyerwarmAts abe. repr+r rnGs tr.7 Sella: that ao
t.rekez or fl_nde~, b.ii beer enqace4 by Guyer in carnses::= ui 4 hie
tra.r. ar-:•i- except as =tad ab;tM and =•st z.'i.•-ft0 s-t :10 tJt_bar
cla...sa for nr icarxg+e coccs;,earrsrss cr f idea a' tee. ' uyer ate: Gem. to
Inde>mti:?, daeand and told des• tide d:.rrcrs,
cff cech. enp oyeeA, and agents "yds and aqainx.m. Any :F1.:..m3 Car any
Aue. i o t r t:cimm15S ICn$ GE S$ . _ "-�G.. CL4`S.IIig _ �1L ;i3"J.tr. and
.tttaroeya' fees_ This prowtsten su:rvw4 Cl0ssng er the
tera-=.a c_:n a' ,.._t Offer of C.ntrt.cc.
T-'.xx 0? E'.1s _ :a hereby zade ar .=..* istctca ear =7.15
a_ga o! Buyer's r147'_ aaCtt If _'_3 obi L latIons R.e_r�rade_.
" 7 PrMISC7410.. r21921 TT. .S :LE_ = a,'- rr C=VCy tin
Buyer at C1ca-htj by L4?: =nereafZer by
as;,■rd_dmoent eC easel any ;nt erms:m L.n Sa'_Ze,.r Lt..... parent's,
� .: �R� =:c .' 4� s "_' ;zt�4' ac3•:� ��a;:. cr ca names t_ . ie ie.Arlca
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n ,tLa.4, . n.tL-V t? A__ Y3 Irr Re.. �t05F� ,rii" 4.7. _. son at'aer
r4ona. 7,-7a.-y_ oo _ .4 7 `opert7 1-Pv_rmonal &i y,
'qat :er a►- ta f.1.1. and . :ra uCrLcte_ Lcnt to ►r^Oar =:e Frope.. -ty
a�G t7 ram va for aLrry (ai1) dalys #rLc_ ;Z .tw e,o.aertreo
i:n Ar_y Personal Property anti re.vs se_ 14-
sx=7. s: rty : day porlod Sliii 1 d n t mod
e▪ riCe is t: o..atloom arrf P1e�ort Prope: =y mhos-4rscn�l .
r:"apermv voleclt:aLl :. Lae aC=„0.o.ed asrmto as
�uthib l-L `C" and =ad•i _ _ , a-td 5t :1 t� • •i: ? 1 trans for ease
.., S aEsr►.'.-R^C saw 4t :losing in ecCOrd.accm vita
Tb± pr vt$i et stall 4G_^7=ve CLos lmc .
., 3 . - - .-
✓ emodiel the hi..%,lt:l'y s: and tsepretve oz an :Ae propa,..Y.r
vay t a t they d-C mat resemble �yS��L. l 4 r' S ate: l ioa
t► canvpence a�.la, Car least., ProCa et. or other
:aci';ies of ►'3a1 . pit or xsa-ems' ti.i. by pain any such
au • 7 Ca13Cx and Lgprtvemeata 9iLt. p*irt od s s=ular or L=uatian or
colors d itfmrent tram tboda cclorT, or cnbi.nata.a - at colors new sr
peeevious1y used to Identify se:le.'s ZaCLLIt• by ait.eriq the
hard box itcatL pertmla by i rr�7'orgtLn" L to a aaxi' root lines
Or by Owing the panals so that "' Is lib resseabLancs
5al?e='s pa= o4 present taoLlit:+ [} _ _24 shall k■ 124 -=.e tisa:r
arad purer /frees to Co a e to sum a ermm vas ea- ; e=od el traq vl ala
zee hu7}'.3rea taee_nCy (..0) days C:asi... . 'rho provisiOns of
th_t s pat-atrapt eha l !, 't`. rl-t ve _maim and 3 `S,a 2. : a exa f r,csant a
Seiler agai.At toyer. sets: alp ... at C aS • ^,; as'..a ti_aW an esCrme eJme
with tacrew Agent ►Ln tha .0 or
DOII S (5 ) . ?tx
t 34 even; gnat - - mot coarpLy with tha pr avks cos s C t u Sect —ion
19 vithin in as Ld " hundred pare ry a..' d) days, the • =-c' nine shall
be dish --.-bat to are; Le a _ Seller shall also hove, in xdo-It _on t
the rgat ' rtceLve tte 0.! roar tuna, the. r: i2t `a 'elst"s re any and
s;l act. -. or remedies at Law - iI sga:.ty a erero_ .-a t rs or
:h._s ection, all at Bayer's expense. In the case of timely
Lance %ereut`l, the eftii"w res^-row fond will as ref-and/ad to
19. faIc r. Befcre Clr . g, th'.s Carctr-,ac= i t L1 bind ens
is urn to the benetlt cif thepa-'-t1.ee hereto only. ¶ x,s Contract
*ball nut be asatgned by Saler oathcct tha prior v:,ie.cam a sa=t of
:raper. This Contract anal1 haQoaa hull and void, at the election
at Seiler, ir. tka WvikAt or 4oly at-tennted assignment Bayer
iSt. t Sel_La` t. pr7.or rt.ttan Conant atm.! en1 anPm t,Mcd
aeraLlss enc et;':.tl i 1~e cernalz• ar ed a default 132 C antra t by Buyar.
sotwibatanaLna anyta.L_nc 'ta the contrary h+erma.n, 54e..ihts sissy_:_'_ have
Y}s.► right to sasi.ein t i.S Cul-m.t . is wtto la or is pato
int4ramialary far purposes a. k 1et_. g x 1 ..kind
exchange Ct ;r1lapertles pxirm.sant, to :he later taZ Ra'rarrwa -: .
:9_ BEST =mal1. V4Cert zS _'tto +—a prvv:�ad ata:e..sz, stare
l 7 awl best efforts, eras?udIa Li: 3.atoa, ._ sarisf? the
2 .. WaJ U . Except as tt_ erw lse prat z.deed horn . we fa _lore or
egelay an tam pert of ei*mat past7y in : Lett.: inc any et :het*r
roc -sue Mearunest upon Ulf `a;,L•,:re by a other paw- v t:i
perform or tibsnry a any conaitlu:.' . covenant or pr av :s Lor_ herein
aus±taSmed sfa:l =aerate as a naive* thereof. nor son:? any s:.tbgle
or p#- LS+ Ftc:C17e or an? or iefir± rtI to Yzer41 ;0 Any at'rar or
✓ s..`' Coat:-:Ya cy •�r .]'^ otter rl;At
L._i` � e]i�. . +R�
acre r4eT So wn1Yer cr mica.e r_' any of '.he :uxao, Cord: —arts or
i -^'rls:,on. c' t :z.s c. tra' rs.
si ! �rw- :C or asse:-:td ar rea4al.'
r ,,' try fLItam.l horla aC at,e_e,f ary _ �a _si p`-�caeiSL7tj
ar or.. e a :s+.=:11e31 t.'.A b e .a r. 7rt i g and duly y exa--'L-.tee by
▪ r-I y ar?I ::t 1t a , 7_7 Ja Lee: or re ea:. t. Le hang bL a ed .

mwarsiIIC 7 ICV. This C r+ar and a t 3: __ shA l .tc 0 vitr w atk:
$ to z a c r ONAMP. '&?; t .'ar —
f"wUNTV2P1AI=3- =hzz Corttra,.= =ay .A ex
a the =rL:net G: 'that
24. capt.c-rr thirS C '�sc: arm maaed !op
conveniancm only a d v in wale d*ri , liatt cz- o t- -'..he t
acnpa oy lima= a." 'ar % Cant: act ar any pray i.siar. C t*rc a f .
Ln wznams IIHJEZEQP, x cff r to Paziztca..i* u been duly
ftamcntmilnrtha undzrsignad the ._� day of.
7 9_. havLnq first mod and mnd— stood the tar= =ci aimed 2ra"=
and -ts p+-rposa,�cintent and e::�: har t..=TER. y�� j y� ; (si�.m �R z 6 iARir�? av gr 1, i Ccrw`raa i..:.on'TwO
Agthcr144d af'i c zaci L:.&jtad Fsr`===1124 - -kU G++rrsaal Pa,.rta rn :
G4 4 Pe.r a-r-Ar sp - ALA. -nm ` : 'fita a cr e -e r -A . erna7
apt ay.:-.act a cam of Iagal y ripc=tsd ==-Atittr ;
W $40 : (Tido 1e s mos-s4= ? tar *act* aayn: • s a;cmaturs .
ef- : r�, 4rj +�R +`mow •r� ..ee
ri
fry:
Sty: k

Tte n armig ed. Srt=sZo tetchy aczeptz trly forego ❑feet t.:
aid sc=ass 2.41' t?..e 3 `sporty it =s pr;.aa and an ttrs
"_erm1 and cgmea-OMS sat f3 --�: 1h =14 Caiit 1C . this r:
i ldi H _vat J:
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arz
B! I ' 4CIS E.
BY : z- 6 /1
Ate.".: •
0
�t kssiZtart Secretary

t3tht?A
L1:Rt 4A.4 Oe`.�a to X.i. i Tia+*usn1p. r.otia,rva Covot7, *nth Carar11aa1,
oo the w00% *foe of v S. kt1fwar 3Gas 29 •.ad 801, 44 Lha coot ■tdt of 34utla
iidts Are-aue. ,sijaiateg Lie oroprrty o1 V. 3olOice, Lr., P. C. 3a►siia, and
i- a. tangle. Tradaxtekaoa hocni raps tad at in a .real LW. i _ k- C]t-tt ',lAfOt..
and *tin wart part:en:tar:4 dettr16ed as to214 aa:
SEZZOMISC at a aceatzt to the curt -rota to tar wet .dice of the rlell-ofww
of U. 5• 31=Wspe et, seal 1501, enemas of Si_ J. E 1d_syt. Fr_ (Laid atrrta b*1ns
236.3C faore aloft rhos *iv of said rlibl-el-wlky 140+ a waaufttat at cba tater-
crtr]ou of ca.xd r#Oi-of-wr Vow in South 3.:4;4 tt<rra ) ►1+4 rut+atnt tbenca alLls a
lime of V- 3- tialdl.Kt. 5r.. S. 73-51 We 12.5.10 feat to .w txaa stag* :.a tbt
oast r3 t-o'f - y 3tf of situ ridge Anyone; ;hear.* rHlb ■t14 east xi t-uS�rt
11be. I. 37-24--2D W. 164.12 fact La as rt ale, cornot of T'. C. bangle and
.}. d. Lsatis ; thasreo atL5 tt1 it lilac 11. 20-44 L. i9 foot so *. Lvna *sake;
c000es Jr. Last 21CM !sat co a strata is concrete in the want alma
of tba vi41.:-0f-aoy e! L. $. tigamoy 025 wog db01: thence via maid rt-v1wa7
wt a rad#.as of 7,662,44 fit. 2$7.71 feet to the palms of MIMING, sa*La.te:n;
621 ate, aecot lvit to ■ war ry 67 ls. P. Tbwty and Assactstu dtrad Llavambez }5.
Ma. aid 11 part of cart property commove by any a_ C00dnae wadi othars, ra
Golf 011 Gecyotattoa b tnarrwsRl d-tsd Tebruart 2, .1967 sad raterddrd In
Doti lack ID. 347. rage 07.
WISC ttaa tame properMy Cooveyei zn 1si�:r at re,zorned M4x ch 22,
19-67 La Bonk 367 gage 4 , deed records of C.ba rw. County. Nor'.
Carolina-
U.= AND ESEEPT any motion of the property mood Luc 1i 1ic rapist of way.

���.LLcf'r!141•��F.�?
FNOw x£4d lY 7.3- S; Pry; ENTS :
Mat Der rS1PLOMATION L 014. ripe., an Oh • *:or s�eti..., 'wit., Its
pr: rr:pa . a: f LC4 .it ITC Ptzb, tc Squats, Ciavaiand. Ofiwc 441:.4-Z17t.
•Grrrttor "1 • for
i and other good and valuable carsidaratInn
reoelved to its fa11 satinfect:on trnm
whose tax 1 a1 irsq address :S _
(^Gren ree" , does hereby grant, bargain, sell and convey 'into
Grantee 404 its Teirs. devImaes, rept-seer:tat:vas. Successors and
ass:gtts that certain real pro<perrry located at
in the of
sty of — and
Seale of _ and bC :ng the same teal prope *y
olonveyed to Grantor by deed recorded 1n Volume page
or the public records or Bald County, an more filly desCribed Lis
Yx ilh .t .? attached narsto and made a part beredf. t4qctbet e_th
Grantor's right, title arid Lateres't tM and ec all tx:iid rsgs.
structures and other sspravetrenrs located thereon. excl ud i.ng any
a verrs.sine. t.--ode names, trade marks, trails dress, s-ervtca mar][n,
s1gns, s:yet poles, slogans, idcntificet:onx. aopvtight.a or
eoplfrighzed eaterisi:, of .5rancor loc+tad thereon f'Prop rty"1.
WIIAJWITT - TO KAVF AND TO 4OLD unto Ctazltre, asd the n,e A rs ,
dewiseas, repreuent-t£ve3, sucoma&Ors and assigns is: Orant054e, a
the Casa may De. forever w-ab j ect, however, to; !a) taxes and
assessments, both general end ioia1, trot new dale and payable; (b;
baildinn end zosstng erd1. mmem, laws, rage;..atLnzsa and restrict -loom
by municipal or c* e; governmental authority: (c) any and all
leases, eagements, right. -of -way, encumbrances, conditions,
_^ovtnaats, rentsict_vns, reservations and exceptions of record: (d)
any state of facts that An AGcxraie sus-vs"f ar Independent
t r#pcct ion of :.he Property by Gram.+ PC t tr aganta you:d t1! sc ioaa ,-
snd (e) to restrIctians, covenants and representations se*` forth
herein
Graztnr way -rants and wIlL dornd its t.t.e to tea Property
3gfi.i.xt;ft el! lawful claims and demands made agazasz sa td title by
all persons c1a:m1Dg, by, from. t Louq:s or ander Granror, and acne
oche„ except es noted herein.
2.
accepted z+y C.ranree upon the cxprss; rrTGftIon and subject
rentrictcrsr and CCMgnant :.teat the Property shall not be
whole of in part, 41r-early or 7 .rect!y for a
t:,Janty-fiver (25j years Ewen the de-* ;his Doed
automobile~ semize ■tattoaz, convenierme store,
repa..r purposes, or for the sale, o£ftt`.ir,a
:t:strLbuLon of any gasoline, motor
rirea, bette :ea, automotive parts an,
products or convenience store i s e
If C-rar:Lac Lha , rue vita
protocriao or any ad)cifs' ,
praper<y of Cra.rxtor
repr+er enters roes :or
miles eerie the
'"apt e7.entet
restrict'
a
ec La
voriod of
ec orded for
wash, automobile � �•
r sale, sLor ao or 4f1
T' _C.e fuels. 1tibr1Cants.
ccessorlo , other pstrelewa
Suct restriA:t_on and covenant
Property for th,e benefit and
grrts+rrtf or Grantor and er- other
eed astir opera-V.4d by Grantor v_
tic Penes Jith:n n dlz<tanne of r:v+-' !111
rr f, WUR:21er Q4Daq lcaxerr1 by arant'r or stx
1 .sirs; *a Id tt n ty-f:ve ti a'r year per:oil. swcn
else coveoe t shall not, boveva r, prott :bit the !`orege
fuels, _UDr i,can , other peEroleum p.-oduC7.s or convenience
17e'ms on -tie Property .solely for the usa or conn.tempt Lett by

!he st-:ale cr motor _fuels
M:,t:icnr ku .7ozp:.,1..1d27. �1hich
s lrage of water or
or other
n C T' s : j Car the
art:c2e or amcd:ty intesrded for
4orsumption. exprussly agrees
a- px.19r psr. Grantee aeknowZadges t+.at the. Property has
been alie . ez a re?:-v1ce rtat ion ox fur related purpc.sem ro_ t_nir
storage. s.l_v, transrer and distrLnatton at motor ueficLe ruels,
petrole os prgtuets or derivat,ves GL'rataii `_rtq aydr-Oca. ria
'Petro'reux Pr odurtV ') . Grantee represents ann warrants that it is
fasilidr with `ne eondtti*n of the Property and that GRI►OIt7R HAS
N.OT MADE A r ❑ MJIiCiC .: mo W RA rrI gS CR REPRESZNTATlOwS REGARDING THE
PROPERTY. E?GPR244 OR 1NPL VO. 3NC'LCDINC w"STHOiii' LLMITATTON, rrs
uABV1AR't.TTY, COMOL'T?Oii OR nmimss FOR WY PANIC LAR 03E OR
P RPG=. GRAliTEU AGREES TMAT T PEOPCPTV IS =PEE? CONVEYRV
CAR AHD ACcZ.'P'TD hY caw $ TM Am eius- Z i . w 1 : E- I mI T IG%Z ,
EXCEPT AS PROY I QED t e .77,,S ECTIQJ[ 4QW .
c. MIdEc 9Wr- For purposes hereof, the term
*HydroCa:ban' shall be defined as tbo&L petroleum hydrt.ca ores
existing on or migrntlas, e-co o the Property as of the Effective
Data, as defined below. wbici Grantor and/or its emPlal► ti,
Llcahseas or agents may have caused to be sp L i L.d. leaked or
otherwise discharged once, lamp or from the Property prior to the
Eff tive Da'e. Grantor has reserved onto itself tht right to
enter t_1* Property and to condo certntn testing, investigations
and/or resedsation ("gamed i.at ict } of the Bydrocarhans
accordance with the r 'ems of thatt ce wl.in or t''r tc Purchase between
Grantor and Grantee dated
(`Contr er.*; . While Grantor ezerclsex ss right of ac.-.441;, Grantee
shall 1 not be perms teed `o develop or change the use of the Property
unless and u.nt .1 Granter ham apprracd crentee's pie ns,
specifications and cost entireties :or tea, all as more fully est
forth in the Contract_ ?many, Grantor's rlykat. of ecress tt3a1
not be interrupted by any treneter. . a ssLgnownt, conveyance.
mortgage, lease, hypothecation or pledge by Grantee of :he Property
or Grantee's interests therein, although Grantor shall not have any
obligations to such transferee unless and until Grantee has
oomol i ed vie`_ ce r a In elond i t1Onm spec i f : ed ► n the Contract.
d - 2*. es oarasi.saCive _ Grantee alknowledges that otter
flanmable explcslves, hydrocarbon andiesr petroleo's products or
fractions toexeof rsdloeLtile marorlale, hazardous or toxic
+.rasres" substances or ma ter lets. imol%ALnq out not L.:. -LCad to those
materials and I-unstopci s defined as 'Alaserrlt;sis substances',
*becer.ates materials', "h..t :.a t-doom vas.tc or ■t ilric st n .s• in
the Laws ('"hanardoud Material"). other than Hydrocarbons. may
ex1lt on the Property an of the Ef fel+ct.vc Date L"#ther
rancletnation'i - Grantee 1.e=aov agrees tO aas.usup .tad farsby wai7o
..nd releaser dma.-t t fras ai . ? i- ' : itt '-OC t .i Cther
Corr ainat_on, :noludinq any Reme di.sr Ian thereof. Grantee hereby
ac7r..nerwkedgin.q that Grantor . net raspons.tole for the ieemedietsan
Or tree pthor Cortaainattnn and agreeing to nete■k mccorlio, if ac
ea_. .1tgalnrt r..:34 Wir*.tcs uric, 4ayscd the sane Grantee *nercemy
agrees rr, _ndsmntf•.', defend and livid harmless Grantor and its
s_rectvrs. t C _.per s. employees, contractors. agents.
re,'}reseht.at fives , and a ssIg 7 s, Cr.= and against any and
all clams, dement -is. :iamage-i. Costa and expe.ns�e-. including
attorneys' fees, adore tmst~., awards, settlements, judgments.
Pa a:.ta n, r ere I;eng or causes of xe:'r.oa, a* Lair ar S.lk equity.
;"Losssees";, :nc.4ding vithatitactions under t.7e
Caaprenene lve £.r1V l rcmmPot.a1 Response, Coazpettsai`.' on aid Lich 1 i Ly
Act at 11110. :7 *: q.. as amended, tree* Resource
C: •i7se vat tor. and aecover• hct. Lt aCi .a , ►:. 53C L. n` . p a.rtd ny
other applicably en - ronment.at lawn, statureG, ordinances, rates.
regulations .:• .1rde:s ("X.'W="1. ar.Lsi g out or relating to the
Other C: ntam_nat I an, the Re diat ion thereof. or the physical
r"t) L t i c r1i of he PrT,pe-..-ri c r otherprops-1 z .s.` and.C.Oest thereon by grantor.
1 .
2

e. GrCps' C e$A• :f atte1 tee Eff .7: i :-rt CPste. emir ew
stou4 i default its i : gat .cn to assume the wemediation of ..La
^r: er Contaai Oat ion. and tf, , as i .n4.egtrence , any gowernnen. 3 t
1cenct, hc4y. Lnst.nm ntallty. department or =epte+rn .ative
. "'aovsrnse.nt• 1 ill net J_Z7 Gro.rit.zr that Grantor su-s undertake the
Posed i at Lon o: the O the r Co tai•irint wren, Glantz: she i : ,.amedze ro _ Y
r.o.sr? Orontes of Grantee shall prooptly 'wider tAgo the same,
And arsn6ee she:. :a-tt-i:Late y notify he f..c Jur:loon : that Grantee
she!! 5o..spor:J to suc netar:o . r'. :ha place of Grantzrr.
Ket.avet =! : (_; Grantee ra .1s to tletaiy OE properly ttndc:ta ike
end pwISt;as tse Remediaticn or the Other Contamination_ or {ii; the
Government Lilai ,ts that Grantor. not Grantee. undertake or pursue
the itcw*dJ at ion of the Other Cor. -. !-at Lox.: then Grantor stall tieve
the right and authority. but not the bi igatior , to .rater the
Property and to Qonduet the Remediaticin of thm Other Conta•+ioat. oo.
a12 without tretspa..a . Granter's entry on talc Props t]r and
activities thereon .:I net be deem an adm iasior. of liability
:or such other Contamination- Wile en the Property, Grantor sta1:
haven the right to install. maintain. operate, Storm, II:.a alas remove
equipment. including b'it not limited to Mona for :.ng wells, roc -is -very
we: As and other ass.assagent qr Remadiation a pment , to remove,
,mediate, store and test soils and gr undwater therefrom and
zhereoa: dna f4 Daze. -vise LAX' all ectIons required to a *ply iiti
^.,s* a :,.41.1.. Granter shall exercise its right of gentry Onto the
Property in a manner which does not unreasonably interfere w+r_h
Grantee's use of the Proy.rty as sat forts In th,a Contract, as
donned below, and ar ntor shall provide Grantee. within thirty
(1a) days of its written request, r_ep imn or ali 1 correspondence
between Gr nntar And the Government regard i.ng Grantor's activities
on the Prate -may. Grantee shall not int.r'ere: with Grantor's right
of entry, or a.ct;nns taken pursuant thereto. and shall cooperate
v? h Grantor in obtaining any pits, consents or approvals
necessary tnr Grantor's notions takers with rezpect ta the Poiler y
.
r- C-.twiLt204,`iP4• Grantee ackhdWledgeS r At
nacardourl Materials may come to exist on the Property after the
CP feet i v. Clete Cont(« rRrture mm ifra tion~ )- arantem hereby *grows to
assume, and hereby Vi4'tees, reiea arsc3
defend &gimes to d arm s. 1�L'�C ld alez.s Grantor and its di ec'- S indemnify,
i
emplq from and t a4 rosr*s errte t ivoC8 street"..,. ,
■ 1 a x against any and aI loesea vria iris otat of ar
to Put a Contolai..-a.atlOn aaddos :.he ieemard [ a t :on t ter if
4. Waarir..r.; ;,,.10:tfil . The pr:rvtwiune e ° rhsaa �.+ct anal"_ be pep
ernet"r, va As of the earl Ace of the r o�3et•SGri of
'snarl; L%3A 3y �. ("effective dates). The pI7Yl.s3 r7 or C ; �{!$ii
L'M.II� + i Y. Ci h t. 44 Ki qnd ahu.1 be binding d' p n 11�1d LLu r. �--flea, reel_ ep auemOltIVe;, uhr
aueCeseers and assigns and any other en tr t exp i t s
aotd hnrei.r�. r�qn or ten_, tJ expre l
or rporat:. n tinted Crk r 17 n_1 tit no he OffZcel `-line Secretary or the s'�te a :4' 3 and in the CCr:cam
3 i , ,meta 1021 of the Recorea Ohio or+ orataar 2 of
to B. 7i i xncxsrgorar3on . ni�
Lnc _ Sato C.r t f i at.. Of ,dement r m 4�
o: _. an Office of the 3e also flied,
Secretary of the stater
•
ASohla OLl Ccmcpa. y bee. tl
r Sant of Merger hated Jul9Aa 'ems. an :;t' v3=. Inc. b
uraN
iklinosm n h Y :�,
the SL3Le orand qua! 1 rlc�', C�] tral'.E-act
on
Sob io 4,1 Company :banged ita near to BP Oil
company oy
Incorporation Dn Januazy 3 ± L5r{7 -
LCGrtInue1 On Next Aag:

_ _ c vmteir 31, 1:91, BP Exploration Zrrc. merged XX to RP Oxl
Company. Rs s remult of the merger. the name or BP 01= Company Wee
^..angel to BP Exploration i Oil Inc.
LPf WITNESS WHEREOF. BP EXPLORAs1.05 & OIL chic_ hart hereunto sat
its and and corporate soul, by its duly author:tted dfricers. t►=Ls
clay or . I7
W1T'NESS Fs . BP EX2LO11i XOAi I► a I L tee.
3;r:
Pr_`st
By:
Print:
err:
$'v:
print:
TEAT!: OF OHIO
COMITY or CUYA.140 a
aY
rt.s:
Attest
a. tt
Ama.is'.ant .t;e rota r
cggPonert AcooTrLsx
SEFoi . xx, +a Notary Public bi and for said County, .and ;tat*
personally appeared to above -named Sa! 'rookAT10N 1. OII. rac. by
,its ,.allot
.7. etude, its aserst ut Secretary, rho are personally ]mown to Ise
and 'into acknowledged that they did xigu the foregoing Lnetrument
and that the rams is the tree act and deed of said Corporat 1ozn and
the tree act and deed of each of them personally and as snob
offl_cers.
tH TESTTNONY manomor, i b va hereunto ar.et Ay band and oft ic1.al
seal, at Cleveland, Ohio, this day of _ . 19_,-.
Br Site No.
T' s ir%at" ►.cment prepared by:
z . Reed King, ='.s q.
JF eXploration 4 Oti.. Tnc_
also public seperu
elevaland. Flo 44113
3/1a
FcleaS s e
Notary pull] is
4

(BP ra t'abed_$te ccrtam_i.narien,
"=!t,. = Addendum to G t rer •, . ru. C3 r1c j "1lddetindust' c r 'Res04:.er : na
Aq ee merit" , is ]made by and between e P U P2i P.ArrcV i art- DOC .
"S e 1 l er' ] and a, w. iij ___ _trx
wBuyer 7; vr, the sane dateand in cif icatzoe of twat certain
, ;4._ to Purchase between buyer and Seller • Thia R4dendue and tb.
Ofye r to Purchase are siyasetiams coliectiively referred tc bcretn 3n
the 'Offer". Farcept a otharoiae provided llerretf, the terms
Contained herein eha ? l ne,ee the gab* meaning as contained in the
Offer to i arc'.Ia .e -
t - RYDUWAMBOSS, Far the purposes or this addendum, the tem
"ffydrocarbcansw Shall be defined 46 those petroleum hydrocarbons
eix k inq on or migrating from the Property as of the Closing Date
which Seller and/or mepIny+eam i l idensee✓. or agent may have
Caused tl:k be illeed, Leaked ar vtherwta d::�ch.triled onto, into or
:tone ttsa property prior to the ?nosing Date. 13 fd roca rbcsns aro
1'4z-tier descri.et d in *Mom certain reepnrtr i.tL d " cat. ., ,e4rn+h saciticn
at riar ", prepared by s„ur:rrrt vow pziarc.Ani
for aeLlcs And dnr d fent"•�`• • Tgsj3
copy or
which rrporci h been dull v$red to Buyer by 5P1eac.ari, anua -'' 19s0,
have
2- ]► 3#- As of the Closing Date, buyer berms permits acceam
&rid entry upon the Property to Seller and/or Seil.r`a dea.ignAT..ed
r epr •sentar .ves and contreuZ rs ea may be nadelseary to complete to the
sore, as defined in ssctiof ? hereof. :Tiler shati have the right
to r e.se<rve acc*sss to the Property u La4 Deco.
3_ WWI- Ae g4cd rareLii_ wW.crk' mc_ap4 the instaIiat:ion.
monitoring 4nd maintenance of ]monitoring wells, =!covet_: wells,
ss-s-ssess nt, remadiation or tran=S6At equipment, and the dOispl ticn
of sums adolt_ora . related activities ass may be rseoe:-aary to tests
assess end, if necessary, . remod i ate the ltydio i rborsz _
4. SLI.LEA's 08L1i;74' iOm8 . eaccpt as eit-;areas ly Frbvit an herms it .
:.4elter mhai,.L perform the Work in accordrrc* with the Law77. in a
good and venriaoa.taike manner, and %ha11 obtain all requ tread pa.r a Lt;,
and licenses SSecetts.vey Ios Chet er4ma,
• tVTIOILFZUSPONE. buyer acknCvl edge.x that the Wor c say i nr.e rfeerp
--tz or disrupt hus;ness act iv ttle& on
the Property, a411cr agree
'-'hat it shall exerctee :'a notes onto tbo Poper'ty and Complete
the Work In a manner vks:ctc. to the extant pratt_l_caoie. miaa.mize-a
dh.srapt:on to the teen of the- property by Lk:yex_ Buyer agrees that
it shall. operate and on into►= n 'Chu Property in a manner vb ic:s doe&
not interfere *ai".h me Work and in d manner vniCh shall, not impair
5er..1411'r .L.;.gi.kiis_ity and/or a..ba *. i ry to recover rwidS fra= any
!inderrtround steer/gm tank reimbursement proer&m and/or with Seller's
antlit1 to comply with the_ Jr' wv . Suycr sgre6v that it win
cooperate u+ th and a szit Seller in paotalrling any approvals,
camachtp, or permitz required for S ller'ri pertoOmence of the Mark.
6- 1it.8TO2►TIOI. Seller oral . backfiii any ere4
excavator. in the o :r-w o: t. * locrk to a grade even
sure v:srt 3_'ir area an:. shall rurtare the surface of the
4 eo. tc a :.:. '_a.,: CQnglAr i:.n xh cW tA:xred ystiOt to
'Ym'-.S"flit:an. Zurriiq calm $ porlryrmanae of time werlG, in
-net Buyer ( 17y ❑f Cun:7.0mNir:, corm „:tors,
s.hir� fr
v ° th t:}a
Seller's

ea:i;.:toye-e~. i:.;en:;;rC!"S, tr.•.rit:e-=..:. oc age:nt.5~ s.hould d..'i.J14g~ -~r <:!e::.-::-r~y
any r.-qu1..pnent, :i..:ite~i.il er:-1..upro•,rbcnt~ U.!;o!! .:.:r tn1r: ~or;.-. rt1.,y~r
::;.i,,a.U r•":.:al,,u.r:."' so.: !.er upon dWIAJ'ld: !o?c t.hn c..~r~~ ta r,...:pl.ac:,l .:i.:..J/ot
::.-cp~i.:. ,...t:u: 11qutpottne. 11;.-,~~r.1.al:.1 or ~:;pr:;ive=:t,u:'!t;]';.,
tlrv'!U:.OP'~ OP 'tD PRO~~. $1.lY•~ •clmovlcd,gtts tr.at t..."'le! wo::X
.i»y l.,Jut at !•-'•'t ~Vii!:ral yea.e-s t.Q ~!.:ta. .&uy--.r ::.:2'Ul•~
,!U:::kNJwle-lgc:. f' ... "t.it any dllv11lop«UU'it and/-1r ctt4.nqe J..rt t~« ~• ct the
~i;:1a1trty 11MY h.,v• •n i.Dpact r:p,'.)r. tho wer:.: ;,nd ..-:)y !:.irtn~r rcf;,1L.::-lll
t:Ju: "PP Mv.:a J. i: £ t.•ut Gov•~~t.
h'b,:l<e ~~4'1..:ttl' is p,t . .r:'-!Ora.:...-i:,g Uf!' tlo!';'k, :su:,~r, !e;r !!!s•~=. it.:.
l'.tlcc:e~.zwr:. ... i,;$ ign:s, t:~1t:s.., agent' , ~ i~l";!-c~5. t,w 1 t:ee~ 41\d
employee~, ::t.b..sl l not us• or de~-el.09 tb4! Prope::-t;r t:'1 :::,.le!'J lil ~Met'
~~t.. pt~v~tu:.s ei:-tn.ndoar.1 tl'Wt p•rto~ ot or iDCr•ll••• 1:.h♦ co~~
or so::i.p« 0,1' tl1.c-work. Spoe.i!'i-=al ly, BUyee-htu.i v.~;atoo ti\4t, l ~r-.'u'I. .
.!.odt!:!'U,ltc pi,:.:.od ot t.uic, auye.r int~ to '1SA tltct ?ropart7 ~or
&.iyet1 s Use. as defin1>d lri thtt Ott-er to PYr~, .1.."lrl s~ller# 1r.
:-al i.met t.'1@r'!l!:r:m,. b..t..S Ut>d~UJc•n or will pl.tn t:h.ft Wo.eic on -':.luat
J::A.Dis-
AC !1-1..ic..~ 't.,.t..::le a$. bc.l.y•r, 1.t:i t&JM.nt.tl. 11'.ctc;.:.o~~, a.•~qns ar
l i..ce1)$~, c.ont:,DJ>!At;# ~e:1.c,pinq th• P:roport:.y !Qt' Buycn.•tu Os• cir
&tty :Utur• tt•• or <:Janqinq lluycu:;-' • C:IUII, Buyo:r 11h41;. J1.Ul:lst it t.o
5-i!.lt•t-tvo copiu ot al.l pla:rus. sp4H::)..ti04t-.i.Ot'I.II.,. d:nivinqs. and c:o~t
•t~t.e$ ( "P1a.na•) to:: tho ~r~ di=vclopacnt or ctw..aga:s to
8uy•r•• ~s•. .s.i111r Sha .. U hAv• thirty ()OJ ·dni.ya r~ its t'eee:ipc:.
gt Buyer-"1, Pl ;ina t.Q apprc-v•. d.iuppJ:'OVllt or rnqud~ &1i.U.t.1eria.l.
ir.tct"ll.:ltion ca:icern.Lng t."l.e Plans. tA the cve.ut. !iel.lar r•q'l.l.ast:s
a4rlit.S.ond iJlt'o:.cMl~ion~ ~ell•?!' ~ll bdvc no .turr •. tultr Obl.iga1a.c>n
:vq.anu.oq t-he P! :ms untU 15\r'.f'-=.;" :sutniiit..s all roqu~t&l'J 1-ntoni.t.i.on
~o s«Uer. l.!'ter roceipt at •ll Saet\ •dd.1-tio.D.'ll ~forMtt.ior. rro1:11
B.uyor~ S•l.1'4!!.r -.hall b'llvc thirty po~ do.ys. to :spp~ov.e or diuppn.rv4t
the ~la.ft.SM Seller s~1 l be permJ.ti:.ed to ~ prove thv PJ.«ns i.t
the CC411:. O! t.ho We.tk 'YOUld bis i.D.Cr!IU:!sed there.by' ~~ ~ g:;: Ch•
Wo:rlc vou.ld b$ i::::h.llnq•d th•reby, er 54!!1la r VOt!.ld b«: iu.pai.rc,d in i r:-~
a.bi l itv to crnitply vitb the I.Hr~.
ltt tll« 1rvai1t Sell~ 4P,Provn tl'ae 'Plan,, ~1.d apprO'V4.l :.~l 1
not be c!oeud a qubr~tee or e-•rti.fi~t1cn by St!!tlcr t.1:1..a~ th« i' n.,
eaci.tonii to .any l!lppll.<!aJ::il,e !4W ilJld Pluy~r :&h.3U l:'t.!~l'n lfa.bl« to
•Wlur• uu: th• I>l~ ~ contou,. auyttt sbA.!.!. :n:?'.t.ctly Mlllcr@ 'to
:rU Al'Pfl ..,;; 1111..na witllout: dllf'!l'iatlon .and $llall, .i't no coe1.t::. to
.a•ll•r. obt..,in •= 1 r,equir.d .tppr~l• for tb.♦ p~d change• t~
th ~tlallll:1)t~ fftt~•r h•~ ~ t.o .a:s:::umo. •nd b.c:;-Qby Vl!li.VU,
:-alusc=, and aqrtl'llb to indemnity, det•f14 .and held ha.ou.C!"..s Sellu:·,
.:.ts dl..ree--...o-ra* atfi~"'"S, •mplo,y~. a,g011~. ~S$01:'!. ,1.nd ~~sic:,.~,
!X'OA ,11.nd Aqaimrt any inc.:'~. tmantic:ipatt!'d or dola.y <»e-t:s
il-N-OCbt:.ad with:: (i: tM oo-n:11:trur.tion a$ dftlc::ril::>o-d in tliuc: Fl«ns or
ot."lotv1.se; en: Ciil th• A1nd:11t't:i.on rcqui:r-1 antl 't.!'lc> eotrts
~sc;oci.atad vi't.b .:at'ly aueh com1t~ion &!I a result 9! t:hlll! el(1 :.;t•u•.c:-o
f 1;.b~ BydcP<'-3..!!'!iOM Ot' ~ oth~ H.iu•ol:INl'.J!..l.S M.at~P-!,,16,. .:.ncl.adlnq but
~t. l.l.llitAd. t..Q ~ cg:,.; :>t dl!'fPQ:IJinr.; .of or' 1"11lffliif.diat:.;f'lg r:or.t.»tina tad
~i l:G And/or va~•= ( ~..miptJ.o.n""). Tb~ ~uapt.ion exprr?--:!:l'/
~n¢!~d~s •rrr ~ost~ ~c ~loc.a~8 S•ll•~•~ eqtii;ra~n~ or 1=pr.cy~~A<lfflt..!':I
on the P't"oi:-rt:, fl4K11.SUUted tr/ uy p.::-o~ diovil).lopmn.nt: or-..;;n,rn.gc
tc a4yer1 s ~G~~ It ~•llcr !;.htWld lnc:u~ 4ffY co~t~ ~bich nuyer h~s
M:JutMd u..-1d•r t.lur Uau:pti()n.. lu:r· r s~H r~.1..nt\.ff5-e Sell ,_ r upati
tif.l:114.nd.
ll. ~vu COft111.IJQ.TY021t. w:;.~'"I. :tict~iM1Ct t.o. or~r-r
Ct)nt.~il'i,.tt?t: o·:r F-c·t:un C ~r,.:t ... "'..ll" .. u t..i :n \tll..;,~l:\ Buytt-:r ◊r S.ttll.~r
Ji.~over~ on. t.~\T pt"·:>pc::t:y, yt1.r-:;b. H ,;.l:;,·u::e ~ and. :m-1.l: c:ov:p!.y
.nt..i, 't-.fllte t,.,-•.;1'1., ..:11: at. Duyot"~i. sole CDS?:. ~nd expano.f!:.
:n, !:!:II!: qv~t ei~h~l:' p.:arty all,dl '1i~t.:ovor Ot!nu:-Co.n~i.:'lil':;;.l.On
or 1\1:t'lll'-a CoC\UO~t.0tl .a[tCt' Cl.o:Sing • the dueciv~rlnq party :.,.h,, !. l
.:..IIDllr.iiil.tol.y l"V.'>t~fy t.h• other by tai.caphok on4 .tn ..,rit.l:,q or-such
:I u.,,.;ovc:ry. For p,4-pc:,~C!i ot t.tus. S.ction 8 ~ a.ad in cldd 1 t i.,on t..t:> th•
,.::.t:.i.:e ro4"..t!.t..\;'.!ltont-:i <:c>nt.,:u.ncd i:n the o:ie: to Pu~hn$•, :::~yc,c i:ih.l\:l
1W .£.);.? :..:1M Tl -:,.:; • o U. Dre .
2 !)O P,_:h l 1 • Sq\: ll ,:""II!'
c1<1t•.1c.anr.!. ohi..., ,-1:.u-,,:s
A~tnt tt~C't.o~. E.nv~~o~~•l ~o~ur=a~ ~~~L!:!MU"lt
s-:.:...t.cr sn..,r: MUily:e th.!!:! :uip.:a~ or t::.• Oth1tr con~u.:.:i.mt1on ~-n-J
¼',.-t~rc-con.t..u1ina.t.tcn upon th.e sc::ope and c:~ut~ ,:,f t::.e WOrlC ~i~
=~P~ t:c the !fyd::o<,;.,'lt"boM. it t.11.a cost. t,q =-~~i.tt:ft tho. vt..~.t'
-:!ont.:nu.."t..it.,on ~:,,j Fu~ure C0n~~inotlClll i;& l~s tl'mn th• ..:-o::t to
c3plcrt111 t'.h.e 1-¢e-lt.. S-.l'!lcr ~ll ~nd t.~ deope of th• ~ork u,
_...clar.ie t..~~ .r:c:a~iat:.on or t.he otha: Contmll.U\clltion :'\nc! FutU.t"c
Cor.t.~i,M-i;.ion, in vbich ,ev.-nit t.hi: tul.l oo:.t: to 54 lltr i:o :-oaedi.ite
t"wl Otlt.or Cc~tAl'lin..-t.ton and :ruti:u·• Con~~.!..n.aeioti sstaU " poid by
?NY-er in tul l upon-~ by Saller. lf t.."'1• ccurt t.O' raktd.i.ac.e t?:14
O't..'°let'" c.mualnation IUld Fu:ti.i.t-• eont.~satlon is g.t:"«at.er ta.an 1::h•
coat 'to ccmpl•ta. t'bi! w-nrit, ~lle.r u.y turn enreJ:" t.o Su.~r ~•
dblic;-ata,g;-, and C'O$t o! ~l•ting tb• l:'•'4~d.;.at.lon ot tb•
ii;:'d...-oca.r!xnm a.J: Vel 1 ...» 'Ullt attler con~inat.tan ai)(i .Fu~
Contaain4t.iOJ> ~ •nall pay into El uarow ilCC-ewtt !or U• b.wnat'it:
of auyu ("'~:nt*} ~• tbc•n~t"CIIGininQ <'.011e tQ eo:mplot.• th.et )fork..
L."t bi.:h eviHJ~ ~y•r ~.i1 ilUtoM.tie111y ac.G.'U;M tbe Ql>ligation And
.::as1; ot c-~l,:"i.~ v.ith t!lc. a.vs and S~l•1: shall avtr.111.$tical.ly ~
nlu.uld t.l:w1.n1!t"Ql:l w!.t:!lout: f'urt!!.el:' .aQt.icn. •by c! th«'!r ~y. '!'be
i~~t. aall .be dutru.-""'C!d• !n 340ordil.bee v1dt separ.ac« c.:c:-,t"CN
u.a~-c::;tictuli to b9 ~ .bct:wNn the pa..rti.ea, apcn receipt oy tii•
1&21i-Cro!W aq.-nt ot .uwo!~ ~ !.d~!ng tb• caapl•tion ot ~~ Jifr.>'t"k lQy
Buyer &nci/or it <;::arn;::--actt".lr;, 1,n~ll ~ .. r~i.n!.ru; ba.1-=ncc t.:, ba
r-e-1:tr.:-n<M: to S@ll.e?".
9. U~UIJ. t>u~irlq t..'1ec eDDne at t:~ WorJt, S-llc:--sn.,dt prcvS.d.e
-::o lluy0cr, vi1-bin tl11.rty '10} i.t~y~ ~tte.t:" S4lle . .t".5 0201u.p~ or .1
Vr-tt.e1:1 :-aque,st. t~r•for, 4 oo.tiY or all t.uud reports or DQti,c:,es
~t~n se.U,in: .u"-1 ~ (io~rnlllAtnt: ~l.~t;c. to the Wori.~ At:: ~ &ol!UMJ
~iae, i.~ the tVc-.."lt t.b.ot. BUyes: ~ld. roceivc any n.ot..i.e.:s ~
t.:ott~c. troa 't.be ~:n:ti&\4ne or "'"l' tliint p.,rty i:-•lat!.119 t~
tb4t ~. .Duyt!r .l.;Ji:\11 l.atectht::•l '/ to~ ~ ei:,py o! ~ to
S.!lt!r. Soll•r ~l.l. b•v• t.M rtqllC to p..rlia.ir;>ate li!!th 'BUy•r i.n
M9ot1.1ttaatUJ. "it.h .and •~i.,.iona cc repo:,;:t:,s 4ml .1.nforaat.i.an.
=i.nelu.ding pon.1b., to th-, Gov~t ilnd a:y.:r Gnall not s.:,;Zlm.,l.t:
report~ er i.nfon.a."'!.ion rega..~i.nq Cb• BydrC!iC'a?:l,oN; to th~ Gaver.maim,:;.
v .. U:h0Ct't s-11¢1 # pr;io.r w-ritt.an c:::IOQSCl.a"'lt, 111'biclt <::OnJ:'iemt •Y be
11it:At1:a:.d in Scl ler'» :Kt1• and -1tc:lusi~re. dbcr-at;on.
~o. SEtt.lR~ 8 nmmaa"nJt:J. £.xc-pt-.os e.lt.'Pr•saly prov id~ in t:l)i$
~. Seller aqr~ ~ .i.nd.ulfy, d@fend ct.."ld Ml.d han2ltas$
8uyer t.roa and .ag.aln!rt L'l}' «nd .tll Gla..im:.. d.a.m.-1~&, t'.:4Sb, 1.0IS:i,a!ir
:su;..t.5 oi; li.a.b.1.li~i•• ("~:.'"} for pers.onl!l L-.,ury or pro_pt11~y
i;tui.ag• e&U&od by $dl•r•• l:)r•a<:h 0t its o.oliq.a.thmis, wi'Cb r-.:-:..~ct to
the iia:-k. ilc:twi. -rust:and:i.."".g the for-ogo~, Se 11 ~:-r..ha:11 not: be
l~.til e le s.uy1i::--en: i.b succ.a.:;;c,.rs. As!w;-n•. tanunt:., a.gents.,
U.~$. ~nvite.:.. or c.;nploye~,. ten• •~::i d:J'llt:i1:tti.ot1 in t'l11t vaI·.s,.
ot tb• l>t"ope.rt;y, lO!:it prot'it:s er t'tthtis, •':>t' any other lo$$ c,f
bws z.t.•IJ• dn'&il(jt~, nor for :uiy ~ lil'hic:n Bu-J"r vould h .. 110 surtc::-ed
r.ot'.Ji.th:sta.nd:i.m; t.hc pr~nce 0t the Hyi::l~on!li e>n the P~rty.
Kor.ov•r. t!t.is :..~i ty don not pt'l'Jtect Buye:; free an.y Lo1:u1,
e.w:u«t by 1:At! u:t:s. Oll.1$S!":in$. neqliqenc• 01'. lil.ill't'Ul •:.$CO.nd.uc;::t 0~
CUY•-:: or .it.s euu:t".~l:'$, cont:.rartoris. aplot~s, 1'.gtmt~. l.ia,nse«s~
irw!.1:.~, thJCc:flaon. oi. dl:.!lliqJD&-euye.r $~all not be: •nt:.Lt:.l«i to
dl4k& 1. ~lai• .ilt"JAii:urt Sa11e:-li..Dd&r th.i..s in4ie=-iiey u.nla55 &nd a.nt.11:
(.a.) Sel:cr -.ho.ll be 1.n :!•fault. b•t"•o!; ~b> Suy•r i::.'1all. M~,'!l
prP'V ~d"'1 Se! l.or: wri:ttu :,oticii o! si.ad'I tltt!.ault ~ oUld (ct S•l.lor
fflAl.i hMte bilG to ci...:.,..-. such d ♦!i.Ult. Vl.t.hl.n 'tb..in:;y 00) dayv
d'r:4r Sttll•r•~ :..c:eipt or auy.ez:'::: tiQ'ti.a, or if th~ de-f'.:1 1 t c:.,rmot
::-c~oably bl! f!"'.1r•! vt.thin ;.;;ac::n pcdQd of tilw, sc:tl!.~ ~h.al.l haivtt
:-a~lttt:1 to cur~ ~1.t.e:t -::£.;u~l'."; l.':::!');.;n • 1J6our.,l~ p,..:::ic;id o!
11. •~•• ~. !n a'1diticin to the i.nddlln:.t:ies providlltd.
:in the Qtf•r 'to P....u::~Qoel. fJUl•e.t ahal l indc:mif'J ~ de-!~ And held
h•;-nlct!r-: s..J.l~a:·, 1~ orric,u:•-s,. di.r~ot-$. "'91!::2U; .tJld '-".:PlO'{Clr.J,
trom ~ ~ uiat. •nY !.Q.:b for p.e?'.'$onl!l injury 01; p:rope~ty da.=Ag~u •
.:ii~ ?$1 Buyer~ s b:e"cn o: its o}).: lq;atic:,na-.a.s ~l!lt ti:r---...h in t.llu
Add«ndu:a. Thi:; 1t"'.dc,tun.t:y docs i:iot.. prot4!'C't S-ol!:.e.?' !roa. ~y LoSa
<:ll.~•qd solely bY th~~~ n..-;r!iq~e o! Stt~ler or it~ fUIPl~Y••&~
aqcabi. $1,1.("'.4;•,SA-or-s or ~iqno.~ Se.llcr AbJtll not. .b• c.v:t:it:ctd "!O
=.ke .i. cl.~1?1: .itq~L"lst. Vl.:;.yu un.4•~ th:~ ..,ndQwn";:r 1.1.n .. ~~ and '.ln.t1..l:
( • J m.i.y4r ab.a U l:iie' UI dft!".a.U!. ~ her~!'; { b) S:el l er sh.iJ. l h4V<t
s,~ov"tdcd l}Qy•r vr::::ttc.."t ~ie. ct such c!t-talllt; .1lld (CJ !!ay•r shall
~v• !siled to c:u.ra ..-ucn dc!aul.t vit.hin ~irty (Jen ~•ys &:ft.er
!Ny•r~• ~m:•ipt-ec :S<1ll•r1 a t.4t.i..CA, Qr ir the d,of'~ult cannot
~ly-,,_ ~tad Vit:!u.n liueh pe.r.i.od ot ti•. ntl-'f!U' sl'tal l bav•
h1ltm t.o cur• S'l;ch dl!ta\il.t Y~Uitt • N.J.11:0tlt'lbl• ~'C.iod ~~ ~1mo.
I ,
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1i . CQ:m4£T. La the extent_ of a conflict !cream t lie Addendum
and t.ri• r3Efetr to Imarthimee tho terms of this Addendum shell
control.. txcpt a= tuoditiead hereby, the Offer to Puivhose shall
remain it full foram and effect. KatA1.411 inn t.i:st Addendum shall be
deemed to woof* Sel1eer'c rig= to terminate the Offer to Furs-hese
,n accordance with Sect_ton efe) thereof..
IN FITNESS vnemQP, the part.es have sot their hinds on the dates
written below, hxv'..rg f!'--." st root and Undarwtood the terms tong the.1
herein and the purpose. i.htent and effects hezeof.
wITBEESSZ5 31 WIPLORATTNI s FL, rlc.
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Figures
SCALE IN FEET
0 1000
QUADRANGLE LOCATION
SOURCE: USGS 7.5' TOPOGRAPHIC QUADRANGLE
CONCORD, NC — DATED 2013
AP
BP STATION NO. 24183
CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA
Prepared for:
BP PRODUCTS
URS
NCI,. IMMI dNn1NI 275I0

BLILLDINGy
L _ L ; ._ _ - .�
M1-16
11W-14
0 ` I
f i
IN-150 1_ ,A
ar u
4M'-12
0101-2
L u rt u u
LEGEND
fa MONITORING WELL LOCATION
ABANDONED MONITORING WELL
a 30
APPROX. SCALE. t.
AS SHOWN
R119a r MW
REM cwwl mw
Figure 2. Site Map
8P Station No. 24183
BWH 18FE815 Concord, North Carolina
MS 18FEB15
' 18FEB75 J3-00024183.01 24183-2 0
JTFi 18

A P,
HYD.
M.N.1
I M W-7 1
,Z7F. —
MIN-2 I,
APPROXIMATE
LOCATION OF
FORMER UST BASIN
APPRC IMATE LOCATION
OF FORMER UST BASIN
P.P.
MW-3
Bra-1 e
MW-10*
L
MW-1
M
FORMER
S TA T ION
BUILDING
?FORMER OIL I WATER
SEPARATOR
DUMRSTER AREA
—VW
MW-9D
MW-8
i -- -- LIT -q
L.S. MW-6
FORMER
PUMP
ISLAND
TELEPHONE
SIGN
s-65
MW-5
SIGN
L.S.
w
U
ELECTRIC
SIGN
LJ S HIGHWA Y29 N
0 20 40Ft
LEGEND
DIRECI-PUSH BORING [46129fD11
DIREDT•PUS}-I BORING(S1229/01)
AUGER BORING
GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
DEEP GROUNDWATER MONITORING AO_
FIRE HYDRANT
SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE
LIGHT STANDARD
PP-• POWER POLE
oe — OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL LINE
— ue — UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL UNE
— Im' — UNDERGROUND WATERMAIN
— u* — UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE
GRASS
•
MW-11
(AP PROX MATE
LOCATION)
KFC PROPERTY
figure 3
SITE PLAN
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 US H WY 29N
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
26420-01(003}GN-AT003 MAR 20/2002

BH-1 0
0
DPT-6
0 20 40ft
0
DPT-5
• B-13
▪ B-6
• B•2
B-12' 8-10 p
•
❑PTA •
e-9 ▪ B-5 8-1
T B-8
B-. e-4 a
B-7 • B-3 •
DPT-2 DPT-.
DPT-2 Q
8-1 ■
8H-I 0
MW- •
MW-CID
LEGEND
DIRECT -PUSH BORING(1LV29IVl)
DIRECT -PUSH BORING(05129lO1
AUGER BORING
GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
DEEP GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
FIRE. HYDRANT
SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE
LIGHT STANDARD
POWER POLE
OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL LINE
UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL LINE
UNDERGROUND WATERMAIN
UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE
GRASS
•
MW-11
(APPROXIMATE
LOCATION)
figure 4
BORING LOCATIONS
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 US HWY 29N
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
26420-01(003)GN-AT004 MAR 27/2002

I B-12
I---
NA
NA
NA
<5.4 .
<6.5
NA
I NA I.
B-10
3-4ft
NA
NA
NA
<5.6
<6.7
NA
NA
BH-1
4-6F1 9-116.13150
<5.3 <5.2 <5.2
<53 <5.2 <5.2
.5.3 <5.2 <5,2
NA NA NA
NA NA NA
7, 705 9,00 1 5.:400
470 430 <350
&fi
2-311
NA
NA
NA
<5.1
<7.3
NA
NA
0-9
4-511.
NA
NA
NA
8.4
NA
NA
-- BH-1
B-11
NA
NA
NA
<5.5
NA
NA
MW-7
4 6n. )-11n.
<5.0 <5 6
5,9 19
<5,0 0.5
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA
B-8
4.511,
NA
NA
NA
5,7
34
NA
NA
5-5h
NA
NA
NA
<5.5
<56
+!A
NA
•
MW-7
B-2
r
8-13
111
B-6
•
1s 8-2
1r
B-12 B-10 • e-
a 13-5 B-1
B-9
8-11 8-8
• ■ 8_Li■-_
• 7 B-3 m
MW-8
•
B7
MW3 8-TR,
4 9-111L'
-6iL
- - NA
5.3 <5A NA
15 23 450
<4.9 a5.4 2,500
NA NA NA
NA NA NA
NA NA -- -
NA NA
6-7R
NA
NA
NA
7,3
<7,1
NA
NA
E
5-
NA
NA
NA
7.2
•5.6
NA
NA
+ •
NA
NA
NA
<5.9
<7.1
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
<5.6
<5,a
NA
NA
5-1
5-en
NA
NA
NA
7.5
t6.7
NA
NA
8-1 ■
BH-1 -]
MW-3 •
0 20 40ft
LEGEND
DIRECT -PUSH BORING (05/29/01)
AUGER BORING (07/02/01)
GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
DEEP GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELL
FRE HYDRANT
SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE
LfGHT STANDARD
POWER POLE
OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL LINE
UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL LINE
UNDERGROUND WATERMAIN
UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE
GRASS
B-5 - Sample Locator
5-511 I-- Sample Depth (bp)
NA Bemana (porkg)
HA MT8£ IN947Y
NA NaplhaJenc (}ig44g)
<5.8 TPH DRQ 4^10Ag)
<7,1 TPH GRO (mglkg)
NA Chromium I�rgrkg]
NA Lead (I glk9)
NA NOTANALYZED
NOTE- ONLY DETECTED PARAMETERS SHOWN
figure 5
SOIL ANALYTICAL DATA SUMMARY
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 US HWY 29N
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
26420-01(003)GN-AT005 MAR 27/2002

DPT-6
10/29101 10)20101
43fl. B-10R
5.3
2.900
790
670
660
820
5.600
12 000
1.390,000
330.000
784.000
c 5.0
190
47
S9
51
82
860
c11,000
472,000
79,000
223,000,
OPT-c
10/29/01 10l29B., $
2-4R. 10-12)1
t4.7
5.0
c4.7
s4,7
c4.7
5.0
<380
- 11,000
8DL
21.000
SDI
8,0
1.500
450
4,000
1,800
15,000
21.000
81,000
1,1 10,000
19,000
430.000
DPT-6
DPT-5
R-13
8-6
• • B-2
B-10
N eRB-12.
• IN
DPT B-5 B-1
B-9
B-$
8- ▪ B-4
B-7 . B-3
DPT-2
10129/01 10129101'
4-6n, 10.12t1
e5.2
110
34
19
18
38
<390
12.000
BDL
23,000
HDL
r5.2
730
230
160
7F
740
2000
11.000
110.000
c11,000
33.000
DPT-2
DPT-3
OPT-5
4.68
< 5.0
c5.0
< 5.0
.5.0
<5.0
-5.0
<260
e 11,000
a
12,000
$OL
10129+01
2.4f1.
c4.9
25
75
c4_q
6.4
13
.390
s:2.000
BDL
14.000
MIL
OPT-2 2
B-1
BH-1
MW3 •
MW-90
OPT 3
1012910
2-49
<4.8
26
7.5
<4.8
6A
13
c390
<12.000
BOL
14,000
POL
0 20 40ft
LEGEND
DIRECT 'PUSH BORING (10f29A31)
DIRECT -PUSH BORING (Sr29101)
AUGER BORING
GROUNDWATER MONITORING 4VEL_
DEEP GROUNDWATER MONITORING WE I.,
Sample I. orallon
Sample Date
Sample Depth (51gs)
Benzene
1.2 4-Trmelhytberzene
1,3, 5•Tnmethylbeezene
n Butyflwhzone
n Prupylberaene
Naphthalene
2 Methylnaphmalene
CS-C8 Al1ph91ios
TOW C9-C16 AHphaOcs
C10-C35 Allphatics
Total C9•C22 Aroma6rs
BDL BELOW DETECTION LIMfr
NOT CONCENTRATIONS LISTED IN uglkg
MW1t
(APPROXIMATE
LOCATION)
MW-11
(:2J22•""17
0.5.11.5ft
c49
c4,9
. 4.0
<4.9
e 4,9
< 4.9
,420
r13.000
BDL
�4,zOn
BOL
figure 6
SELECT ORGANICS IN SOIL
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 US HWY 29N
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
26420-01(003)GN-AT006 MAR 2712002

APPROXIMATE LOCATION
❑F FORMER UST BASIN
Pp
0
MW-3
OPT-6
MW-10
E
L
MW-1
•
—41-1;4w 77
APPROXIMATE
LOCATION OF
FORMER UST BASIN
I I
L.
B-10
B•12•
❑PT-4
r
ORMER
STATION
BUILDING
11
B-7
uw
FORMER 04. + WATER
SEPARATOR
,per DUMPSTER AREA
L.S.
M W-91]
Mw-B
4r
MW-5
RPT-5
MW-2
•
8-13
• •
B-5 B-1
B-8
B-1
B-3
■
■
DPT-
•
M
FORMER
JMP
ISLAND
-4
SIGN
V
F
TELEPHONE ELECTRIC
SIGN
SIGN -_.
``o l
I
111-0
MW-5 P
U.S. HIGHWAY N
I) 20 40ft
LEGEND
DPI-2 d DIRECT-PLl EN DORFNG{itl129R}Ij
Bi ■ ❑ IRE CT-PUSYI BORING(51291911
SH-1 0 At7GER BORING
MW-3 ■ GROUNDWATER. MONITORING WELL
MW-SD O ❑EEPGROUNCWATER MONITORING WELL
• )j- FIRE HYDRANT
+n• 0 SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE
Ls ■ LIGHT STANDARD
PT:.11 POWER POLE
— — of — AVERI~EAD ELECTRICAL LINE
— — ue - UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL LINE
— — uw — UNDERGROUND WATERMAIN
— — UI — UNDERGROUND TELEP9-I0NE
GRASS
MW-11
(APPROXIMATE
LOCATION)
KFC PROPERTY
figure 7
CROSS SECTION LOCATIONS
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 US HWY 29N
Concord Cabarrus County, North Carolina
26420-01(003)GN-AT007 MAR 21/2002

ELEVATION IN FEET
ELEVATION IN FEET
A
105 -
100
95
90
80
105
1:0
95
a0
85
BO
75
70
65
53
80
50
SMtDYsit
w2,1.r
9HItr7'ILLt
BAIT OJAI
A'
if F ,F -105
m t o 46 1 a
1
qIAV W[TH FANG
5.4IIT 8RT
mkuU 1u.1 TI
TPUIDVa1r'
GLATV Nun
.1rI1y1: 6.0 ,.....
x
m
L J SCALE
HOPZ-
V 10'
191F-0- I NOT TO SCALE!
'CO
- 58
B5
80
ELEVATION IN FEET
B'
NOTES
1. (N GENERAL ALL SITE ROES COULD BE
CLASSIFIED AS SANDY AND/OR Sari
COMWINATIONS WIN CLAY, TO A OEPTP
OF 5 58COOMATELY 30 FEET BGS-
.. ANAI-YTE.:AL DATA ARE PROVIDED ON
1-A9LE 0 4 AND 5 (NGDNR TABLE 6-3)
3 L GROUNDWATER ELEVATION DATA
0 r19/02
figure 8
CROSS SECTIONS A -A' AND B-B'
FORMER BP STATION No. 24183
1579 tJS HWY 29N
Concord. Cabanas County, North Carolina
20420-01(003),GN-AT009 MAR 27r2002

Area ur Former
Gasidiere UST*1
Mi■
Iv. ••▪ ••
.4▪ 4
•
.••
4
Tr...4 Area of Former
'Waste Oil UST and
Heating Oil UST
1.0,1
4 _--------_---' _-
r g.,
Legend
• - ',1 IL tir.11,^1 bp WW ajtai.
1.:Kutre) Me* rOtarat t/Sr 'Far& 1-31.•
Aren or Rimer \
.14 Fnel Dignamer
Seale (fret}
CR% Corp.r•Li. - Nara Cuvlin,
539117C6# elm. Suitt 41
Charkgit,Tke• F.I.Lma 7E217
41341 572,17330
Soil Boring E.ocation Map
Former BP 024183 Facility
Concord, North Carolina

SWAMI", tNCORPAAATED
R.F. PRGRA►W
BOO -sIa
5o1rni 19.00E AVKt UE
50' FIAYJC RAN
'AWED CLL GP TIrE CAROLMAs, wo.
MONITORING WELL
LOCATION
GRASSY AREA
CLgGfjµC PAitrWAY
Si A. HIGHWAY Po A NI
Ivor hlieUC RAY
CONCORD tARKWAY
U.S. I IIGI M1YAv ZE, A ID0
iu0' Pe10 G RMI
OAR SCALE
0 15 30
GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTION LOCATION MAP
t K
1
FIGURE 5

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1,1,V,1\A1F111
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114011111
41111,y 4414, 4144 '41414A
,,.1,5 1\11\i.11\1
111,,,,, k41111,114.j1
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0 0 0
as ID m
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1.11111111.•111
CIM AND/OR SILT (cL/RML)
r
Jo
SANDS MIN SILT & CLAY [S1A}
-ff[r

E90 � 3; SYf1.
6B0 i J ^f'r .•
+M•wa
w
0 660
670
850 •
640
LEGEND:
SCREENED
'NTERYAL
181X-3 WELL LOCATION
AND ID
3 TTI41ff
%Pr:g :!,,,,T r`Y04 Yh3S49iSOTTIT�OTT; f551'H.:::i:TTITTTTSOT . S.S:..:T 55;3YifS
%„��ie.� Il�JT><isy ��,'�•i%s4'vJM .�..-.
sscs
m.y 44'1.rrIYrrYrYrrm.1r.rwri lN�I.yllirlY�YrvYrr�
..ITV iSOW1,i3 :14011.31:05:-;- -M1 µ4135:3•is5:1..::S:4L-; 3'51:..dSY.iifi'IriS:'.:�
— — — - AUGER REFUSAL-PWR
CLAY MD/OR SLT (CL/iML)
SANDS WITH SILT & CLAY (S 4)
GROUNDWATER ELEVATION
FRCEI APRIL 2003 DATA
AP PROXIMATE, EXACT LOCATION UNKNOWN
t•
iJS'S:"::...,:
VERTICAL. 1 TD'
F � i
5 10 20
DAR SCALE HORIZONTAL: T"=30'
0 15 30 60
CROSS SECTION 5-6'
a
FIGU RE 7

•,�
H
fk8
E
y OP
Area. of Former a- 1 OW
GmoSte SSTs Silo ZZ. s.-0 i
?
i
t's' 1 1 04
1 II' .ate
.�
1 AV
1 dlgrQ '►,.0
1 en?•
Fr. ` AV
---0 !!7 rho
.tk
! E
L� y
Area of Former
♦ Waste Od USTtad
Heating 00 UST
t
ett-
.i
Area of !'ureter
'.et Di peostr 14IioI1
L'adl aeroplet Collected between x cod O0 felt SU ht. Lot ertAbb
rotteeplretieteti al '.be peer clot. . nrl,Laertr .aelraa5 for at velure
exurdlag Lite a49Ceil mod -to-brae/A.etas ISYC true Loral./ lj
a. Iv) - tltl e.a><det eaaee:ed ca on .ed 00 f.et Joni do exhlbtr
aeaerblratlaax of yo pelruianum conatltutntc owt !aed :or at va14 e
...cede: that st0E%8 telt- to-jtee u.ldw.a ll.StCr tens lgbl. 1j
• r .I,
6e.eral Area of Fermm UST Tank Pllr
I I
Appeanmata lateral 'Extent of P.troloom intimate Belle llblrh Exceed
the H[v1T7t Sod La. Greuad.x ter Otto
IlSt - Se xoL uagrx were .uboaltted For laboratory ee.17iir irem lR.
tate rval e1 00 44 n5 real AOi
Scale (feet)
msa,C Crate a
]:i0177 grate fhivq San: 41
Charlota.7f.rt GwYaa 3ri17
CT1t manta
Approximate Extent of Petroleum Impacted Soil
00 - 05 Foot Horizon (Below Grade Level)
Former BP #24183 Facility
Concord, Nord] Carolina

a •
•
a
•
r
I
tntsat,.�
Area of Former 11• "y+t
Gasoline USTs
.a, ► tom
1 ,:la
1
�• -A
mp
OCV 1 +6;
r
Alp of Former
Waste Oil LUST and I.
I Hexane Oil UST
r.
/y1
aa
051
aN
►
Ann al%brater
.ra 14dDisrsser
ink 61
I
Legend
) - 56:1 0.Gp1m .allected betxeo 06 amd. ID Srot 166E Ce cnl exhibit
enacentratinna ot the petroleum mecalituenta .4010{ad Sr at rslea+
s.ree.uca m. 1+(10t716 .nu-m—ground..tar AMC(' Sa.. tu5d. 1)
j•5 - Sail asmylea oellootael setxaet< x1 .ad tD t.., 0GL da n1{bjyll
opacaatrnunns or Mc l.ette1000. eatr.Lituca+a ruslj-ae for .t .wem
excea6M0 l4v 1.66t7tR .eO—La--0pot:adfator 1015t. Sawn t.M. 1)
(NS) NO you .nmplrc wan. nib mist .d for I./blame-am analyN. trot=, the
Mormi a! EM to 10 reet BC.
6ee0ra1 Area al rotruer LOT rook Pita
Approximate L.tm.t Edam of Petr laum ImWesad Sad. Whirr, Yze.ed
LL. NC166Y01 Soil-Gm..ndratet 06.17
Scaie ••lcrt)
�R!{M
1
.+ ....I
6oso-osi
11a5 (h.paiaSap. tieSS Caw[ u
6361 71 CmaDri cs.i. eJ
culotte,l& hCamerea'JL'17
f1045 saattvo
Approiimate Eitent of Petroleum Impacted Soil
06 - 10 Foot IloTizoa (Below Grade Level)
Fortner BP #24183 Facility
Concord, North Carolina

Area of Former
Caroline EST,'
ay
CAW
H•
pad
�.y
•""r ;f1
4i
I•
SA Aw
- s
1� r' + '001
%;ila
T
Amaofllormer
CA, Fuel Dispenser tslaad l
.+e i
y 1 • r {{
j! Area of Former 1 ,
Waste Oil UST and -
1 1 Owing Oil UST I }
't 'J�+-1 'No wav k ';\ a.
eat
ft
.z.
' � I Soil Ui tali area or the sabject site moy be impacted by
Illl xrskdnal/lroe phase product hazed on the presence et prooncL
m monitoring wells 3tN-4 tend 1 W-8
rah
tetra
• FF. ! • -... _ •.,i fl.ilin, time Vital.. cu../.
♦
a
..ercrel Are. OF Fenner 63r Tann tntr
apareciree.1 I term t cane at Petretxom looprLded Sells 1R11a iueed
tee 7•^7F. R8 SGLI-ta-G•oundlreter VFW
5Gi1 .ernphrn collected petwae 11 rid 16 feat AG[. do net efaitie
tenceetr.tlap: el ter petroteon evfttktoa..tr .r.. lyr..d ter .L value
exceeding the KFIDESAmoil•re-aro*dldeeter ]ISti. Iese teal. it
In! S:.ul .vu.Plea .:aaectod vetre.e tl and X. feet 861. do erlxibit
caneentrettvw v: the "erre'.ec. % reorlllurnir ono/reed rer at vdwa
ad:d.dmn5 the NeigEn% roll-t..gre• ypS,neer Asec ;Gee taste rl
iKS - Ne Foal umpras Imre .ttrnitted ter I.Lel.Iaa-r Sa.trele terra Lee
t I irrel GI 1. tG :6 leer IFGL.
+ Petratrd yrerence of 11aa33.66i151. Omni tun] toydraresyorr Turd en
p e1jagreery !Indirga at Fuel rlvetHe4ore Oetereee ?ureey
Itrentediner 7O52}
Sonde (feet)
L71C al
etiom-Knarth C
530L3m TI Geer. Mire, Se /I
11.elotte, North fyrnry"o.r» !1
pow 527-0336
Approximate Extent of Petroleum Impacted Soil
11 - 15 Foot Horizon (Below Grade Level)
Former BP #24183 Facility
Coacord, North Carolina

MW-5
MW-16
<0.1
0.5
0.39 J
1.9
<0.1
'= MW-5
IOI•
r
L
BMW-10
r
xl
w
aI
L
ALUMINIUM
UILDING
1 STORY BRICK
BUILDING
# 1579
WAY-16
1M
MW-8R
2Z 1.3
768 J
407 J
167 J
665 J
252
-r- —
I
MW-9D
e.
MW-80
MW-8R �+ L
MW-15
1'22. 13
42
2.8
14.6
60.8
<0.1
MW-15,
MW-3
4-
MW-14
1
I
✓
•
MW-14
▪ OMW-4 68.7
71.2
424
1&7
17-
LEGEND
• MONITORING WELL LOCATION
ABANDONED MONrTORING WELL
HAND AUGER INSTALLED BY SPATCO (3/1989)
■ DIRECT PUSH INSTALLED BY GRA (5/2001)
• DIRECT PUSH INSTALLED BY CRA (10/2001)
CERPROBE INSTALLED BY URS (10/2002)
J ESTIMATED VALUE
MW-7 < NOT DETECTED AT THE
SPECIFIED DETECTION LIMIT
eMW-2
t.
BENZENE
TOLUENE
ETHYLBENZENE
XYLENES (Total)
MTBE
NC GCL
5,000
260.000
84,500
85,500
20,000
ALL CONCENTRATIONS SHOWN ARE IN ug/L.
AS SHOWN
crmwop, nom amem.vrzrr r• wvo
SIMMII WPM MR MEMO EWA
I-.
APPROX. SCALE, IL
Figure 3. Soil Boring Location
Aug and COC Data Mop
TSH 22MAR13 Former BP Station No. 24183
ouaa, w Concord, North Corolin0
M5 22MAR13- canes.,
BM M J3-00024183.01 24183-3 0
zorr

SIN'-19
6
Jr 1
1 STORY 9RI S_
9VILWNO •
#1579
Is6'�9
14 s\
VI
1
ee97sa
5,406 Nr-1_ms `_
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LEGEND
MONITORING WELL LOCATION
ABANDONED MONITORING WELL
681.21 GROUNDWATER ELEVATION
(ft. Above MSL)
082.50) GROUNDWATER ELEVATION
(Not Used)
GROUNDWATER FLOW DIRECTION
Note: GIN Contours created using Kriging countour
method in Surfer.
0 30
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AS SHOWN
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Hop (January 20, 2015)
5 BP Station No. 24183
Concord, North Co•olina
5 MUM' 99 MOW .1 I WV.
5 J3-00024183.01 24183-3 0

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0 IvlDNITORING WELL LOCATION
ABANDONED MONITORING WELL
ESTIMATED VALUE
130L1, EXCEEDS NC GCL STANDARD
< NOT DETECTED AT SPECIFIED DETECTION LIMIT
MW-2
120/15
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<0.10
<0.10
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Figure 4, Groundwater -MC
Map (Januory 20, 2015)
16FEB15 BP Stotion No. 24183
r1< Concord, North Carolina
18FEB 15 m.nar*'ln wtirrila
0.10
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t

Tables
Table 1
Monitoring Well Construction Details
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Installation Well ID Date
MW-1 05/11/89
MW-2 05/11/89
MW-3 05/11/89
MW-4 05/11/89
MW-5 11/03/89
MW-6 11/03/89
MW-7 07/02/01
MW-SR 01/21/13
MW-9D 07/03/01
MW-10 07/03/01
MW-12 04/16/03
MW-13 04/16/03
MW-14 01/21/13
MW-15 01/21/13
MW-16 01/21/13
Notes:
bgs = below ground surface
TOC = top of casing
msl = feet above mean sea level
Well Total Depth Diameter
(inches ) (feet bgs)
4 15.0
4 20.0
4 20.0
4 19.5
2 18.0
2 20.0
2 20.0
2 25.0
2 48.0
2 20.0
2 25.0
2 23.5
2 25.0
2 25.0
2 25.0
MW-1 has been paved over since sometime before 2003
MW-11 was abandoned on September 28, 2009
MW-8 was abandoned on December 17, 2012; replaced with MW-SR
Screened
Interval
(feet b!!s l
5 -15
10-20
10-20
9.5 -19.5
8 -18
10-20
10-20
10-25
38-48
10-20
10-25
8.5 -23.5
10-25
10 -25
10-25
TOC
Elevation
(feet msl)
697.55
695.59
697.71
696.21
695.72
696.35
696.59
696.88
697.06
697.28
693.70
694.14
696.87
696.21
696.60
URS Corporation -North Carolina (URS) is not responsible for data generated prior to 2002. Data
included on this table not generated by or on behalf of URS has been taken from documents prepared and
submitted to the NC DENR by others and is included only for ease of reference, URS does not assume or
accept any responsibility or liability for the quality, accuracy, or completeness of the data included on this
table that was not generated by or on behalf of URS.
Well ID Date
MW-2 01/20/15
MW-3 01/20/15
MW-4 01/20/15
MW-5 01/20/15
MW-6 01/20/15
MW-7 01/20/15
MW-SR 01/20/15
MW-9D 01/20/15
MW-10 01/20/15
MW-12 01/20/15
MW-13 01/20/15
MW-14 01/20/15
MW-15 01/20/15
MW-16 01/20/15
Notes:
roe = top of casing
msl = above mean sea level
Table 2
Groundwater Elevation Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
TOC Depth to Depth to
Elevation LNAPL Groundwater
(feet msl ) aeet btoc) (feetbtoc l
695.59 ND 14.71
697.71 ND 16.81
696.21 ND 15.16
695.72 ND 14.51
696.35 ND 15.33
696.59 ND 15.72
696.88 ND 15.91
697.06 ND 16.17
697.28 ND 16.38
693.70 ND 12.68
694.14 ND 13.00
696.87 ND 15.94
696.21 ND 15.17
696.60 ND 15.59
LNAPL = light non-aqueous phase liquid
btoc = below top of casing
ND = not detected
LNAPL Groundwater
Thickness (feet) Elevation
(feet msl )
ND 680.88
ND 680.90
ND 681.05
ND 681.21
ND 681.02
ND 680.87
ND 680.97
ND 680.89
ND 680.90
ND 681.02
ND 681.14
ND 680.93
ND 681.04
ND 681.01
Table 3
Groundwater Quality Field Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Well ID Date pH
Temperature Specific Conductivity
MW-2 01/20115
MW-3 01/20115
MW-4 01/20115
MW-5 01/20/15
MW-6 01120/15
MW-7 01/20/15
MW-8R 01/20115
MW-9D 01/20115
MW-10 01/20115
MW-12 01/20115
MW-13 01/20115
MW-14 01/20/15
MW-15 01/20/15
MW-16 01/20/15
Notes:
pH is measured in standard units
°C = degrees Celsius
µSiem = microSiemens per centimeter
(OC) (µSiem)
6.86 22.1 721.0
7.08 21.9 523.0
6.32 20.9 428.6
7.24 21.5 550.0
7.01 21.5 1,194
6.96 20.2 1,221
6.76 21.5 969.0
7.18 20.6 860.0
7.08 19.6 533.0
7.08 19.5 360.2
6.74 19.3 738.0
6.90 21.0 924.0
6.96 21.0 629.0
7.13 21.6 725 .0
Well ID Date
04/08/04
05/17/04
07/15/04
06/29/05
11/09/07
03/11/08
06/26/08
08/15/08
MW-2 07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
0 1 20115
02 121104
04108 104
05 17104
071]5 10~
06 ,2<l 105
11 09107
03 '! 1108
0612(i/08
MW-3 08115/08
07 10 1/09
06130 110
0813 111 1
06 ,10112
01 ,1 22 113
(1 7109113
01 13114
07117114
01 1 20!15
0::!123/04
0-P0S/04
05 17/04
07 1]5l04
Cl(> 29 105
08 30 1()5
IU/27/05
11/09/07
03/11/08
MW-4 06/26/08
08/15/08
07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
Appendix A
Historical Groundwater Elevation Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Depth to Depth to TOC Elevation
(feet msl) LNAPL Groundwater
(feet btoc) (feet btoc)
ND 13.28
ND 13.74
ND 13.48
ND 12.74
16.55 16.59
ND 15.38
ND 14.78
ND 15.07
695.59 ND 12.86
ND 13.10
ND 15.96
ND 13.16
ND 15.92
ND 11.92
ND 13.12
ND 13.07
ND I~ 71
ND 16 20
ND 15.45
ND 15.90
ND 15.63
ND 14.90
ND 1872
ND 17.49
ND 16.94
697.71 ND 17.21
ND 15.00
ND 15.25
ND 18.05
ND 15.23
ND 18.00
ND 14.02
ND 15.28
ND 15.19
ND 16.81
ND 14.58
ND 14.01
ND 14.30
ND 14.06
ND 13.25
ND 14.16
ND 15.29
17.00 17.02
15.92 15.93
696.21 ND* 15.31
ND* 15.58
ND 13.35
ND 13.55
ND 16.45
ND 13.73
ND 16.35
ND 12.50
ND 13.63
ND 13.55
ND 15.16
LNAPL Corrected
Groundwater Thickness Elevation (feet) (feet rnsl)
ND 682.31
ND 681.85
ND 682.11
ND 682.85
0.04 679.03
ND 680.21
ND 680.81
ND 680.52
ND 682.73
ND 682.49
ND 679.63
ND 682.43
ND 679.67
ND 683.67
ND 682.47
ND 682.52
ND 680 88
ND 681 5 1
ND 682.26
ND 681.81
ND 682.08
ND 682.81
ND 678.99
ND 680.22
ND 680.77
ND 680.50
ND 682.71
ND 682.46
ND 679.66
ND 682.48
ND 679.71
ND 683.69
ND 682.43
ND 682.52
ND 680.90
ND 681.63
ND 682.20
ND 681.91
ND 682.15
ND 682.96
ND 682.05
ND 680.92
0.02 679.20
0.01 680.29
ND* 680.90
ND* 680.63
ND 682.86
ND 682.66
ND 679.76
ND 682.48
ND 679.86
ND 683.71
ND 682.58
ND 682.66
ND 681.05
WellID Date
02/1)104
04 '08104
051171'04
07115 /04
01,/l'l/O5
11 09107
OJI) 1108
06 126 108
MW-5 0811:5 '08
0710 1/09
06 /3() 10
O~/JL 11
0&!20112
0 1'21 13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
0 1 20/15
02!~3 •04
04/08/04
05/17/04
07/15/04
06/29/05
11/09/07
03/11/08
06/26/08
MW-6 08/15/08
07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/1 I
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
02/23/04
04/08/04
05/17/04
07/15/04
06/29/05
11/09/07
03/11/08
06/26/08
MW-7 08/15/08
07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
Appendix A
Historical Groundwater Elevation Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Depth to Depth to TOC Elevation
(feet msl) LNAPL Groundwater
(feet btoc) (feetbtoc)
ND 13.88
ND 13.24
ND 13.67
ND 13.42
ND 12.73
16.31 16.32
ND 15.23
ND 14.67
695.72 ND 14.89
ND 12.76
ND 12.93
ND 15.78
ND 13.21
ND 15.73
ND 12.08
ND 13.14
ND 12.94
ND 14.51
ND 14.66
ND 14.02
ND 14.47
ND 14.20
ND 13.51
17.13 17.14
ND 16.10
ND 15.46
696.35 ND 15.72
ND 13.57
ND 13.76
ND 16.55
ND 13.92
ND 16.54
ND 12.80
ND 13.93
ND 13.76
ND 15.33
ND 15.03
ND 14.35
ND 14.77
ND 14.49
ND 13.76
ND 17.61
ND 16.39
ND 15.81
696.59 ND 16.10
ND 13.90
ND 14.13
ND 16.98
ND 14.15
ND 16.91
ND 12.91
ND 14.18
ND 14.09
ND 15.72
LNAPL Corrected
Groundwater Thickness Elevation (feet) (feet msl)
ND 681.84
ND 682.48
ND 682.05
ND 682.30
ND 682.99
0.01 679.41
ND 680.49
ND 681.05
ND 680.83
ND 682.96
ND 682.79
ND 679.94
ND 682.51
ND 679.99
ND 683.64
ND 682.58
ND 682.78
ND 681-21
ND 681 69
ND 682.33
ND 681.88
ND 682.15
ND 682.84
0.01 679.22
ND 680.25
ND 680.89
ND 680.63
ND 682.78
ND 682.59
ND 679.80
ND 682.43
ND 679.81
ND 683.55
ND 682.42
ND 682.59
ND 681.02
ND 681.56
ND 682.24
ND 681.82
ND 682.10
ND 682.83
ND 678.98
ND 680.20
ND 680.78
ND 680.49
ND 682.69
ND 682.46
ND b79 .6 1
ND 682.44
ND 679.68
ND 683.68
ND 682.41
ND 682.50
ND 680.87
WellID Date
02/23/04
04/08/04
05/17/04
07/15/04
06/29/05
11/09/07
MW-8 03/11/08
06/26/08
08/15/08
07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
MW-SR 01/13/14
07/17/14
011:!0 15
01"231CJ4
()4108 /04
05 11710-1
(16 /29,05
I 1109107
03 ,J 1108
06/W0S
08115108
MW -'ll. 07/01 /09
06130 10
08 13 1 1 1
06,20 i'.!
otr:n ,u
(17/09 iJ
0 1113 1-\
07 1 171i 4
0 1110 15
02 123 104
0410 8104
05 117104
116/29105
I I 109/l17
031111(18
06/26/08
08/15/08
MW-10 07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
02/23/04
04/08/04
05/17/04
06/29/05
MW-II 11/09/07
03/11/08
06/26/08
08/15/08
07/01/09
Appendix A
Historical Groundwater Elevation Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Depth to Depth to TOC Elevation
(feet msl) LNAPL Groundwater
(feet btoc) (feet btoc)
15.40 15.50
ND 14.79
ND 15.10
ND 14.91
ND 14.14
17.85 17.98
696.98 16.62 16.98
ND* 16.13
ND* 16.44
ND 14.22
ND 14.45
ND 17.26
ND 14.56
ND 17.12
ND 13.26
696.88 ND 14.43
ND 14.30
ND 15.91
ND 15.55
ND 14.79
ND 15.23
ND 14.24
ND 1800
ND 16.81
ND 16.26
ND 16.54
697.06 ND 14.37
ND 14.58
ND 17.41
ND 14.67
ND 17.35
ND 13.44
ND 14.60
ND 14.56
ND 16.17
ND 15.75
ND 15.07
ND 15.52
ND 14.55
ND 18.20
ND 17.40
ND 16.54
ND 16.80
697.28 ND 14.64
ND 14.87
ND 17.63
ND 14.88
ND 17.55
ND 13.68
ND 14.89
ND 14.82
ND 16.38
ND 12.95
ND 12.40
ND 12.81
ND 11.83
694.64 ND 15.72
ND 14.65
ND 14.12
ND 14.27
ND 12.13
LNAPL Corrected
Groundwater Thickness Elevation (feet) (feet msl)
0.10 681.56
ND 682.19
ND 681.88
ND 682.07
ND 682.84
0.13 679.09
0.36 680.26
ND* 680.85
ND* 680.54
ND 682.76
ND 682.53
ND 679.72
ND 682.42
ND 679.76
ND 683.62
ND 682.45
ND 682.58
ND 680 97
ND 68] 51
ND 682.27
ND 681.83
ND 682.82
ND 679.06
ND 680.25
ND 680.80
ND 680.52
ND 682.69
ND 682.48
ND 679.65
ND 682.39
ND 679.71
ND 683.62
ND 682.46
ND 682.50
ND 680.89
ND 681.53
ND 682.21
ND 681.76
ND 682.73
ND 67908
ND 679.88
ND 680.74
ND 680.48
ND 682.64
ND 682.41
ND 679.65
ND 682.40
ND 679.73
ND 683.60
ND 682.39
ND 682.46
ND 680.90
ND 681.69
ND 682.24
ND 681.83
ND 682.81
ND 678.92
ND 679.99
ND 680.52
ND 680.37
ND 682.51
WelllD Date
02/23/04
04/08/04
05 /17,04
06129/0S
03 11 1/0 8
()()126 108
08115108
MW-12 07 10 1109
Oo/30 10
08 13 1111
Oi,/20 12
0 1122.IJ
0 7 10 9 "13
0 1113 1-l
07/17114
01 /20 11 5
02/23/04
04/08/04
05/17/04
06/29/05
03/11/08
06/26/08
08/15/08
MW-13 07/01/09
06/30/10
08/31/11
06/20/12
01/22/13
07/09/13
01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
01/22/13
07/09/13
MW-14 01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
01/22/13
07/09/13
MW-15 01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
0 1122113
07/09/13
MW-16 01/13/14
07/17/14
01/20/15
Notes:
Appendix A
Historical Groundwater Elevation Data
BP Station No. 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Depth to Depth to TOC' Elevation
(feet msl) LNAPL Groundwater
(feet btoc) (feet htoc)
ND 11.99
ND 11.65
ND 12.07
ND 10.71
ND 13.35
ND 12.78
ND 13.05
693.70 ND 10.91
ND 11.04
ND 14.02
ND 11.36
ND 13.91
ND 10.14
ND 11.20
ND 11.05
ND 121,8
ND 12 30
ND 11.31
ND 11.74
ND 11.10
ND 13.65
ND 13.09
ND 13.32
694.14 ND 11.22
ND 11.34
ND 14.28
ND 11.75
ND 14.23
ND 10.57
ND 11.54
ND 11.39
ND 13.00
ND 17.14
ND 13.23
696.87 ND 14.40
ND 14.34
ND 15.94
ND 16.40
ND 12.55
696.21 ND 13.70
ND 13.56
ND 15.17
ND 16.81
N D 12.99
696.60 ND 14.12
ND 14.00
ND 15.59
Elevations corrected when LNAPL present using specific gravity of 0. 73
TOC = top of casing
ms] = above mean sea level
LNAPL = light non-aqueous phase liquid
btoc = below top of casing
ND = not detected
LNAPL
Thickness
(feet)
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND* = absorbent sock in well to remove LNAPL, and no LNAPL detected in well by oil/water interface meter
Corrected
Groundwater
Elevation
(feet msl)
681.71
682.05
681.63
682.99
680.35
680.92
680.65
682.79
682.66
679.68
682.34
679.79
683.56
682.50
682.65
681.02
681 84
682.83
682.40
683.04
680.49
681.05
680.82
682.92
682.80
679.86
682.39
679.91
683.57
682.60
682.75
681.14
677.00
683.64
682.47
682.53
680.93
679.81
683.66
682.51
682.65
6 81-0~
6 79 79
683.61
682.48
682.60
681.01
URS Corporation -North Carolina (URS) is not responsible for data generated prior to 2002. Data included on this table not
generated by or on behalf of URS has been taken from documents prepared and submitted to the NC DENR by others and is
included only for ease of reference. URS does not assume or accept any responsibility or liability for the quality, accuracy, or
completeness of the data included on this table that was not generated by or on behalf of URS.
Well ID Date Benzene
NCDENRGCL, 5 .000
02/20/03 < O.S
06/29/0S < O.SUJ
06/30/IO <0.11
MW-2 06/20/12 < 0.13
07/09/13 <0.1
01/13114 <0.1
07/17/14 <0.1
01/20/15 <0.1
02/20/03 <0.5
06/29/05 <0.5
07/01/09 < 0.06
06/30/IO < 0.11
MW-3 06/20/12 < 0.13
07/09/13 <0.1
01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 <0.1
01/20/15 <0.1
02/20/03 6,230
Qb l q ,as 1,720
07 ·0 1,0Q 254
06/30/10 127
MW-4 08/31/11 52.9
06/20/12 71.2
071091 13 13.4
Cl! 11 I • 17.8
07117 114 9.7
Q).20/1~ 2.5 J
02/20/03 <0.5
06/30/IO 0.84
06/20/12 0.77
MW-5 07/09/13 1.0
01/13/14 0.41 J
07/17/14 038 J
01/20/15 <0.17
02/20/03 <0.5
06/29/05 <0.5
06/30/10 < 0.11
MW-6 06120/12 < 0.13
07/09/13 <0.1
01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 <0.1
01120/15 <0.17
02/20/03 < 1.0
06/30/10 <0.11
06120/12 <0.13 UJ
MW-7 07/09/13 <0.1
01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 <0.1
01120/15 <0.17
02/20/03 22,600
06 12'1/0"i: 18,200
MW-8 071(111(1~ 27,000
00 .1 Q/JU 20,500
OS ,.1 I 11 21,400
06 .?Ofl Z 15.500 J
Ol~IJ 76<, J
071()~/13 639
MW-SR 01 131 14 5,730
07111114 11,aao
01/20/15 8,070
02120/03 <O.S
06/29/05 <0.5
06/30/10 <0.11
MW-9D 06/20/12 <0.13
07/09/13 <0.1
01113/14 <0.1
07117/14 <0.1
01/20/1S <0.1
Appendix C
Historical Groundwater Analytical Data
BP Station 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Analvtical Parameters in .1,1 ~11 ..
Toluene Ethylbenzene Total MTBE X vltnes
260.000 84.500 85 sou 20.000
<O.S <0.5 < l.O <O.S
<O.SUJ <0.5 UJ <lUJ <O.S
<0.11 <0.11 < 0.32 <0.12
< 0.13 < 0.15 <0.3 <0.13
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.22 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 <0,2 <0.1
<0.5 <0.5 < 1.0 <0.5
<O.S <0.5 < 1.0 <0.5
<0.06 <0.05 <0.14 < 0.06
<0.11 <0.11 < 0.32 < O.l2
<0.13 <0.15 <0.3 < 0.13
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.22 <0,1
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.2 <0.1
12,600 2,060 15,300 < 130
7,620 1,990 14,200 314 J
867 J 534 8,530 <3.0
451 513 6,300 <24
244 434 4,760 <6.5
259 421 5 210 < 13
14.3 28.2 765 < 1.0
77.2 274 3 160 < 0.1
12.7 88.1 894 < 0.1
4,6) 46.5 410 <1.0
<0,5 0,73 J 3.3 <2.0
0.38 J 1.2 3.1 <0.12
<0.13 < 0.15 1.2 J < 0.13
<0.1 <0.1 2.0 <0.1
<0.1 <0.1 0.83 J <0.1
0.14) 0.12 J I.OJ < 0.1
<0.17 < 0.15 < 0.43 <0.16
<0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0 < 0.5
<0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0 < 0.5
<0.11 <0.11 <0.32 I.I
<0.13 < 0.15 <0.3 <0.62 U
<0.1 <0.1 <0.22 <0.1
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2 2.2
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2 1.9
< 0.17 < 0.15 < 0.43 2.8
< 1.0 < 1.0 <2.0 14S
<0.11 <0.11 <0.32 55.8
< 0.13 UJ < 0.1S UJ <0.3 UJ I IS J
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.22 183
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2 ISO
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2 47.5
< 0.17 <0.1S < 0.43 49.4
34,900 2,650 16,000 3,180
22 5 00 I 8JO 13,900 1,160
J4 "00 J 2,460 J 18,600 <30UJ
23 .~0ll 1,e sr1 1!,0!ln <240
2 1 200 1,970 15,900 141 J
48 2UO J 4,190 J 33,600 J < 159 UJ
•07 J 167 J 66S J 2S2
611 185 1,290 139
913 518 1,800 110
7,570 1,410 10,900 79.4J
4,070 791 4,800 60.2 J
< 0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0 34.3
<0.5UJ < 0.5 < 1.0 1.2
<0.11 <0.11 <0.32 < 0.12
< 0.13 <0.15 <0.3 <0.64 U
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.22 3.2
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.2 1.3
<0.1 <01 <0.2 045]
<0.1 < 0.1 < 0.2 2.3
I I'[ EDB
10.0 00 .l!O
< O.S NA
<0.5 NA
<0.12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0.1 < 0.0098
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0,1 < 0.0095
< 0.5 NA
< 0.5 NA
< 0.05 NA
< 0.12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0,1 < 0.0095
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0.1 < 0.0099
<0.1 < 0.0094
< 330 NA
< 50 NA
< 2.5 NA
< 24 NA
< 5.4 NA
< II NA
< 1.0 < 0.0096
< 1.0 00095
< 0.1 < 0.0096
< 1.0 < 0.0098
< 0.5 NA
<0.12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0.1 < 0.0098
<0.1 <0.0096
<O.l < 0.0097
< 0.16 < 0.0095
<0.5 NA
<0.5 NA
< 0.12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.16 < 0.0095
< 1.0 NA
<0.12 NA
<0.11 UJ NA
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.009S
<0.1 < 0.0098
<0.16 < 0.0097
< S70 NA
<2S0 NA
<2SUJ NA
<240 NA
<110 NA
<llOUJ NA
< 1.0 NA
< 1.0 0.022
<2.0 < 0.0097
<20 0.17
<40 < 0.009S
<0.5 NA
<0.5 NA
< 0.12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0_] < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.0096
Well ID Date Benzene
NCDENRGCLs 5000
02/20/03 0.64 J
06/30/10 0.23 J
08/31/11 0.22 J
MW-10 06/20/12 <0.13
07/09/13 0.11 J
01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 0.14 J
01/20/15 <3.4
MW-II 04/17/03 <0.5
07/01/09 < 0.06
04/17/03 <0.5
06/29/05 <0.5
07/01/09 < 0.06
MW-12 06/30/10 <0.11
07/09/13 <0.1
01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 0.12 J
01/20/15 <0.17
041l11(lj < 0.5
06/29/05 < 0.5
07/01/09 < 0.06
MW-13 06/30/IO <0.11
07/09/13 <0.1
o, ],'14 <0.1
Cfl.1 7.14 <0.1
011:0!1 5 <0.1
01/22/13 77.6
07/09/13 256
MW-14 01/13/14 708 J
07/17/14 3,880
01/20/15 1,500
01/22113 42
07/09/13 42.1
MW-15 01/13/14 13.4
07/17/14 19.7
01/20/15 15.1
01/22/13 <0.1
07/09/13 <0.1
MW-16 01/13/14 <0.1
07/17/14 <0.1
01/20/15 <0.1
PW-01 02/20/03 <0.5
Noles:
µg/L = micrograms per liter
MTBE = methyl tert-butyl ether
IPE = i sopropyl ether
Appendix C
Historical Groundwater Analytical Data
BP Station 24183
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
NC DENR Incident No. 14768
Anabtical Parametrrs in -.i e'IL
Toluene Etbylbtn:zene Total
X""lenes
160 000 IAcJ;OO 85 500
3.9 0.63 J 1.7 J
0.14) < 0.11 <0.32
< 0.13 < 0.15 <0.30
0.21 J <0.15 <0.3
<0.1 <0.1 <0.22
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2
<0.1 < 0.1 <0.2
< 3.3 < 3.0 < 8.6
< 0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
<0.06 < 0.05 <0.14
< 0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
<0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
< 0.06 < 0.05 <0.14
<0.11 < 0.11 <0.32
<0.1 <0.1 <0.22
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2
< 0.17 <0.15 < 0.43
<0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
< 0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
< 0.06 <0.05 < 0.14
<0.11 <0.11 < 0.32
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.22
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2
< 0.1 <0.1 <0.2
< 0.1 <0.1 <0.2
68.7 71.2 424
205 224 1180
426 J 620) 2,790 J
2,900 2,290 13 500
584 801 3,460
2.8 14.6 60.8
12.5 75.6 365
8.0 71.2 227
9.4 91.8 323
8.9 84 270
0.5 0.39 J 1.9
< 0.1 < 0.10 < 0.22
< 0.1 <0.1 <0.2
<0.1 <0.1 <0.2
<0.1 <0.1 < 0.2
<0.5 < 0.5 < 1.0
MTBE
20000
1.0
0.54
0.33 J
<0.13
< 1.0
<0.1
<0.1
<3.3
<0.5
< 0.06
<0.5
<0.5
< 0.06
<0.12
<0.1
<0.1
<0.1
< 0.16
~ 0 '.'i,
< 0.5
<0.06
< 0.12
3.2
<0.1
<0.1
<0.1
18.7
29.5
48 J
109
43.5
<0.1
5.1
2.3
<OJ
< 1.0
<0.1
0.13 J
0.12 J
< 0.1
< 0.1
< 0.5
NC DENR GCLs = North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources Gross Contamination Levels
<=not detected at the specified detection limit
UJ = not detected and the limit is estimated
J = estimated value
U = Not present above the associated level; blank contamination exisits
BOLD= exceed NC DENR GCLs
JP [ EllfI
70 ,000 50
<0.5 NA
<0,12 NA
<0.11 NA
<0.11 NA
< 1.0 < 0.25
<0.1 <0.48
<0.1 < 0.0096
<3.2 < 0.095
<0.5 NA
< 0.05 NA
<0.5 NA
<0.5 NA
<0.05 NA
<0.12 NA
<0.1 < 0.0097
<0.1 < 0.0095
<0.1 < 0.0097
< 0.16 < 0.0098
<LI~ NA
<0.5 NA
< 0.05 NA
< 0.12 NA
<0.1 • fi ()()<1 8
<0.1 ✓ C,01l'l 7
<0.1 ; 0 0097
<0.1 'I!: o aoqc:,
< 0.5 NA
<0.1 < 00097
< 1.0 < 0.0097
<2.5 < 0.0098
< 5.0 < 0.0096
< 0.1 NA
< 0.1 < 0.0097
< O.l < 0.0096
< O.l < 0.0098
< 1.0 < 0.0096
< 0.1 NA
< 0.1 < 0.0098
< 0.1 < 0.0095
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0.1 < 0.0096
<0.5 NA
URS Corporation -North Carolina (URS) is not responsible for data generated prior to 2002. Data included on this table not generated
by or on behalf of URS has been taken from documents prepared and submitted to the NC DENR by others and is included only for ease
of reference. URS does not assume or accept any responsibility or liability for the quality, accuracy. or completeness of the data included
on this table that was not generated by or on behalf of URS.
NCDENR Pre-Approved Injection Compound List and
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
for BOS 200
Pur11 ose
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
oH Adiustment
Enhanced Extraction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Extraction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremed1ation
Enhanced B10remediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
nH Adjustment
Other
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Extraction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Other
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Extraction
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (antifreeze)
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Tracer
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (antifreeze)
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Other
Tracer
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Extraction
NCDENR Pre-Approved
Injection Compound List
Additive Name
"On-Contact" Fenton's Process
1 % milk solution in water
3-D Microemulsion r_HRC-Advanced)
ABC
Acetic Acid
Aerosol OT-75
Ammonium Nitrate
Ammonium Phos phate
Aq uaBu11H
BAC-9
Bio-Dechlor INOCULUM
Bio-Integration
Biosolve
Black Biomass
Blackstrao Molasses
Blue-Green Al a ae
BOS 100
BOS 200
Bmv ric acid
Calcium Carbonate
Calcium Chloride
Calcium H vdroxide
Calcium Peroxide
Calcium Polysulfide
Calcium Pro nionate
Calfax 16L-35 t Dowfax 8390 )
CarBstrate
CBN Nutrient Amendment
CHITROREM SC-20 Chitin Com nlex
CHITROREM SC-80 Chitin Com olex
Citric Acid
CL-Out
CoBucH-M i,
Dextrose
Di-Ammonium Phos phate
BAS
EHC
EHC
EHC-A
EHC-A
EHC-L
EHC-M
EHC-M
EHC-O
Emulsified Zero-Valent Iron
EnviroClean 165
Environol
EOS400
EOS450
EOS 598
EOS 598B42 (formerh • EOS)
EOS 600
BOS 600EX
EOSXR
Eosin D,e
Ethanol
Eth~ I Lactate
EZT-A2
Fenton's Reagent (FeSO4 & H2O2 )
Ferrous Sulfate
Fluorescein D ve
GeoCleanse
Grime Gitter
Manufacturer
n/a
n/a
Re genesis
RedoxTech
n/a
Sciencelab.com, Inc.
n/a
n/a
BOS Remediation
Shaw Environmental for BOS Remediation
Re genesis
ERC
Westford Chemical
VEETech
n/a
n/a
RPI
RPI
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Niacet Cor1Joration
Pilot Chemical Com r:mm
ETEC,LLC
ETEC,LLC
JRW Bioremediation, LLC
JRW Bioremediation, LLC
n/a
Os prey Biotechnics
BOS Remediation
n/a
n/a
BOS Remediation
Adventus
Adventus
Adventus
Adventus
FMC Co m oration
Adventus
Adventus
Adventus
n/a
Enviro Clean Products & Services
WFI Global, Inc.
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
EOS Remediation
n/a
n/a
n/a
ETEC ,LLC
n/a
n/a
n/a
Clearwater Products Inc.
Other
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Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Other
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
pH Adjustment
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Extraction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Other
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Extraction
Other
Tracer
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (corrosion inhibitor I
Chemical Oxidation
Geothermal Closed-Loo n (corrosion inhibitor)
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (antifreeze )
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (refri ~erant ;:as)
Geothermal Closed-Loo p ( refri eerant gas )
Chemical Oxidation
Tracer
Enhanced Bioremediation
pH Ad justment
Chemical Reduction
Tracer
Other
Chemical Reduction
pH Ad justment
Geothermal Closed-Loop ( biocide j
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Chemical Oxidation
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Geothermal Closed-Loo p (corrosion inhibiton
Chemical Reduction
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Oxidation
Enhanced Bioremediation
NCDENR Pre-Approved
Injection Compound List
Gum Arabic
Halon 1211
Helium
Hil!h Fructose Corn Svruo
HRC
HRC-X
H vdrocarbon Fix
Hydro gen
H vdro2en Peroxide
ISOTEC Fenton's Reagent
KB-I
Kel p
Klozur CR
Lactic acid
LactOil
LFS-1 Bioremediation Microbial Consortium
Magnesium H vdroxide
Ma~nesium Sulfate (B esom Salt )
Micro-Bae
MOB-J
Molasses
Monosodium Phos phate
Munox
Neutral Zone
Newman Zone
N 1tro ien Gas
ORC
ORC-Advanced
O-SOX
Oxw en
Oxvgen BioChem (OBC)
Ozone
Palladized Iron
PermeOx Plus
PersulfOx
PetroSolv
Phos phoric Acid
Potassium Bromide
potassium ortho phos phate
Potassium Perman ganate
potassium POh·11hos nhate
Proovlene Gl ycol
R-22
R-407C
Re2enOx
Rhodamine D, e
RTB-1
Sodium Bicarbonate
Sodium Bisulfite
Sodium Bromide
Sodium Chloride
Sodium Dithionite
Sodium m droxide
sodium hy pochlorite
Sodium Lactate
Sodium Metabisulfite
Sodium Permanganate
Sodium Persulfate
Sodium Po ls meta phos phate (hexameta phos phate )
sodium ool vohos ohate
Sodium Sulfite
Sodium Trinoh-p hos phate
Soil Savers
Sov bean Oil
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Regenesis
Re genesis
Pureous
n/a
n/a
TMC Chemicals
SiREM Laboratories
n/a
FMC
n/a
JRW Bioremediation, LLC
Micro-TES, Inc.
n/a
n/a
Micro-Bae
Surbec Environmental, LLC
n/a
n/a
Os r,re,· Biotechnics
Remediation &Natural Attenuation Services
RNAS
n/a
Re11 enesis
Reg~nesis
Adventus
n/a
FMC for RedoxTech
n/a
n/a
FMC
Re genesis
ETEC,LLC
n/a
n/a
n/a
Carns Chemical
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Re genesis
n/a
Shaw Environmental for RedoxTech
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Carus Chemical
n/a
n/a
n/a
Esseco USA, LLC
n/a
Soil Savers
n/a
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
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Other
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Tracer
Enhanced Bioremediation
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Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Enhanced Bioremediation
Other
Tracer
Enhanced Bioremediation
Chemical Reduction
Chemical Reduction
NCDENR Pre-Approved
Injection Compound List
SRC
SRC-7
SRC-ER
SRS Substrate
Sucrose
Sulfur Hexafluoride
Sulfuric Acid
Textral BR 50
TextrolBR
Tino pal D,e
TRiPhasic 12
Uramine D,e
Urea
Vitamin Bl2
Vitamin B2
WBC-2
WMI-2000
XanthanGum
Xanthene D 1 e
Yeast extract
Zero-valent Iron
ZVI & Molasses Slurry
Geovations
Geovations
Geovations
Terra s, stems
n/a
n/a
n/a
Solae, LLC
Solae,LLC
n/a
Micro-Bae
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
SiREM
WMI International
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Material Safety Data Sheet
Trap & Treat® BOS-200®
Section I
RPI
&mediation Products. Inc.
Nlanufacture?'s Name
Rernediation Products Inc.
Emergency Telephone Number
303.487.1000
Address (Number, Street, City, State, and ZIP Code)
6390 Joyce Drive, Suite 150 lf; Golden, CO 80403
Telephone Number for Information
303-487-1000
-Prepared by
B. Elliott
Date Prepared
111812012
Signature of Preparer (optional)
Section II - Hazard Ingredients/Identity Information
Non -hazardous components are listed at 3 percent (%) or greater. This is not intended to be a complete
compositional disclosure.
Hazardous Components (Specific Chemical
Identity; Common Name(s))
[Carbon
Calcium Sulfate (Gypsum)
OSHA PEL
CGIH
V
Other Limits
Recommended
0 optional
5mg/M3 1Omg'M3 NIA 77
(respirable) (Total)
NIA 19
N/A =Not Applicable
NELs and TLVs are 8-hour TWAs unless otherwise noted.
Section III - Physical/Cbemical Characteristics
rBoiling Point
I[`fIA
Specific Gravity (H2O = l
2.33 g/cc real density
Vapor Pressure (mm Hg.)
�IlA
Melting Point
Decomposes at 1450°C
Evaporation Rate
k(But} 1 Acetate =1)
CIA
Vapor Density (AIR = 1)
NIA
Solubility m Water: Negligible
Appearance and Odor: Black powder. No odor.
Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data
I�Flash Point (Method Used)
Vot combustible
Flammable Limits
LEL
Nth
UEL
'NIA
Extinguishing Media
Flood with plentF of water
Special Fire Fighting Procedures
None
(Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards
1

Contact with strong oxidizer, such as ozone, liquid oxygen, chlorine, permanganate, etc., may result in fire.
NFP A Rating:
Health=0; Reactivity =0; Flammabili1y =l
Section V -Reactivity Data
Stability Unstable Conditions to A void
Stable D{: !N one
Incom patibili ty (Materials to Avoid)
Strong oxidizers, such as ozone, liquid oxygen, chlorine, permanganate, etc., and acids.
!H azardous ~ay Occur IEJ Conditions to A void
Decomposition Above 1450° -SO2 & CaO
Will Not Occur IOI
Section VI -Health Hazard Data
Route(s) of Entry: ,~nhalation? II Skin? ll lngestion?
es Yes Yes
Health Hazards (Acute and Chronic)
The effects of long-term, low-level exposures to carbon have not been determined. Safe handling of this
material on a long-term basis should emphasize the avoidance of all effects from repetitive acute
exposures.
Persons subjected to excessive dust will be forced to leave area because of nuisance; i.e., coughing,
sneezing and nasal irritation.
CAUTION!!! This material, when wet, removes oxygen from air causing a severe hazard to workers
inside carbon vessels and enclosed or confined spaces. Before entering such an area, sampling and work
procedures for low oxygen levels should be taken to ensure ample oxygen availability, observing all local,
state, and federal reg ulations.
Carcinogenicity: 1rTP? l~RC IIOSHA Regulated?
onographs?
NIA NIA No
Signs and Symptoms of Exposure
Effects and Hazards of Eye Contact: The physical nature of this product may produce eye irritation, if
exposed to dusting conditions without protective eye equipment.
Effects and Hazards of Skin Contact: The product is not a primary skin irritant. The primary skin
irritation (Rabbit) is 0.
Effects and Hazards of Inhalation Breathing): This product is practically non-toxic through
inhalation. The acute inhalation LD50 (Rat) is >6.4 mg/I (nominal concentration). Could cause irritation
to respiratory passages, if exposed to dusting conditions without protective respiratory equipment.
Effects and Hazards of Ingestion (Swallowing): Material is non-toxic through ingestion. The acute oral
LDso (Rat ) is >l0g/k g_.
Medical Conditions Generally A ggravated by Ex posure
NIA
Emer_aency and First Aid Procedures
Eyes: Flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Call physician if irritation continues.
Skin: Wash with soap and water.
Inhalation: Move to fresh air.
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Section VII -Precautions for Safe Handling and Use
Steps to Be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled
Sweep or vacuum material from spillages into a waste container for disposal or repackage. A void dusting
conditions.
Waste Disposal Method
Dispose of unused product in waste container. Dispose of in accordance with local, state, and federal or
national regulations.
Precautions to Be Taken in Handling and Storing
CAUTION!!! This product, when wet, removes oxygen from air causing a severe hazard to workers inside
carbon vessels and enclosed or confined spaces. Before entering such an area, sampling and work
tp rocedures for low oxygen levels should be taken to ensure ample oxygen availability, observing all local,
state, and federal or national regulations.
Be sure prop er ventilation and res pirato ry and eye protection are used under dusting conditions.
Other Precautions
Wash thorou l,\hl y after handlin.e,. Exercise caution in the storage and handling of all chemical substances.
Section VIII -Control Measures
Respiratory Protection (Specify Type)
Carbon-A NIOSH-approved particulate filter res pirator is recommended, if excessive dust is generated.
Ventilation Local Exhaust Special
Recommended, when used indoors or in confined Not Required
s paces
Mechanical (General) Other
R ecommended, when used indoors or in confined N ot required
spaces
Protective Gloves II Eye Protection
Recommended Safery elasses or go.e.iles recommended
Other Protective Clothing or Equipment
!N ot required
Work/Hygienic Practices
Use of Tyvek® or Nomex® suits is suggested to protect skin from becoming excessively dirty and clothing
fr om being ruined by contact with product.
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Scope of Proposed Injection Work
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E ICJ VI PONM ENTAL. INC.
May 19, 2015
Mr. Jeff Hvozdik, P.G.
AECOM
6000 Fairview, Rd., Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28210
b65 McKinney Avenue
Midway, I{eniucky 40347
fs59-S45-49Qry
www,a?U�nv .Corn
RE: Revised Proposal for BOS 2000 Pilot Test in Partially Weathered Rock
BP #24183
1579 US 29 N
Concord, NC
Dear Mr, Hvozdik,
AST Environmental, Inc. (AST) appreciates the opportunity to provide this proposal to install
BOS 200th' for the above referenced site. This letter proposal presents our preliminary remedial
approach and price to inject BOS 2005 to address petroleum hydrocarbon contamination in the
groundwater at this site. AST has prepared the injection design based on the data from your
recent email that included historical groundwater analytical summary tables and a site map. The
following is the NC GCL for the site:
Groundwater (ug/L)
Benzene 5,000
SATURATED ZONE IMPACTS
The data used for the saturated zone impacts were the groundwater samples collected from
MW-8R from July 2014. Based on the mast recent groundwater data from MW-8R and MW-14,
the impacted groundwater appears to be concentrated in the shallow saturated zone adjacent to
the northern former dispenser island, Upon review of the boring logs, it is unclear whether the
impacts are confined to the shallow saprolite, or extent into the partially weathered rock (PWR).
Based on the limited saturated soil data, AST is proposing a two phase approach:
1) Phase 1 - Remedial Design Characterization
2) Phase 2 — BOS 200® Installation
The scope of work associated with each phase of the remediation and its estimated cost is
listed below.
REMEDIAL DESIGN CHARACTERIZATION (RDC)
Based on AST's review of the existing data, the impacted saturated zone appears to be located
within the PWR located approximately 15' bgs. Based on the lithology and the inability to
access it via direct push methods, it is proposed to perform supplemental saturated soil, PWR
and groundwater sampling. The data generated will optimize the injection approach to ensure
effective remediation and minimize the cost. This RDC will be used to:

Mr. Jeff Hvozdik, P.G.
May 19, 2015
Page2
• Determine the mass of contamination residing in the saturated soil and groundwater as
a function of horizontal and vertical location within the proposed treatment area, see
attached figure.
• Refine the conceptual site model.
• Determine the extent of the impacted PWR
• Determine the ability to access the media with various drilling methods.
The supplemental sampling will extend to approximately 35 feet. The scope of work associated
with the RDC effort is as follows:
Soil Borin s
• 1 continuous soil borings, to approximately 15' bgs. The soil borings will be analyzed
every two feet, starting at 4 feet bgs, and from discrete intervals identified to be visibly
stained or with elevated PIO readings. At the soil boring location, a two inch rock core
will be advanced from direct push refusal to the bottom of the PWR (approximately 35'-
38' bgs based on the well construction record of DW-9).
Groundwater Sam plin g
• At the rock core locations, a cluster of four groundwater implants (micro wells) will be
installed. The implant clusters will be screened from 15'-20', 20'-25', 25'-30', and 30-
35'. Implants consist of small diameter (-1/2") polyethylene tubing with holes drilled to
create discrete screened sections. The implants can be installed inside the open
borehole from the completed rock cores. The 4 groundwater implants and MW-BR will
be sampled and analyzed. A total of 13 groundwater samples will be collected and
analyzed.
The soil and groundwater samples will be analyzed by the RPI Group Quality Assurance
Laboratory in Golden, Colorado for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) using Method 8260B
and anions (nitrate, nitrite and sulfate -groundwater samples only). The laboratory analysis is
for remedial design use only and is not for regulatory compliance. The analytical services
performed by RPI Group are provided at no cost to the client.
AST estimates it will require 2 workdays to complete the soil boring, rock core and groundwater
sampling.
The results of this RDC will be used to finalize the BOS 200® loadings throughout the proposed
injection area. The final design loadings will vary with depth and location based on the
distribution of contaminants' mass.
TRAP AND TREAT® BOS 200®
BOS 200® provides a unique opportunity to utilize two proven technologies to effectively
remediate petroleum hydrocarbon sites. The two technologies are 1) the trapping of the
contaminants via carbon adsorption and 2) the subsequent treatment via biological degradation
within the BOS 200® matrix as the product incorporates both aerobic and anaerobic biological
processes.
Mr. Jeff Hvozdik, P.G.
May 19, 2015
Page 3
These two proven and very powerful remediation mechanisms make what is called the "Trap
and Treat" process. The "Trap" provides the immediate mass reduction and plume control, while
the "Treat" provides the continued long-term remedial degradation.
The product comes as a fine-grained dry material which consists of: carbon, calcium sulfate,
nitrate, phosphate, and ammonia in a proprietary blend. BOS 200® is 77% by weight carbon
and up to 19% gypsum, the sulfate source. Gypsum is 79% by weight sulfate which translates to
approximately 15% by weight sulfate in BOS 200®. The BOS 200® is mixed with water and a
facultative blend of microbes (inoculation with aerobic and anaerobic microbes) to create a
solids suspension. This is now an ideal environment for the biological process, where
hydrocarbons are adsorbed on to BOS 200® particles made up of:
• Electron Acceptors: oxygen, nitrate, ammonia and sulfate (primary)
• Nutrients -phosphorus and nitrogen
• Aerobic and anaerobic blend of microbes (over 27 species of microbes)
One of the advantages of the product is that the design approach can vary from a treatment
objective where a complete immediate contaminant mass removal from the groundwater is
achieved, to a partial contaminant mass reduction working in conjunction with the biological
process driving the groundwater cleanup effort, or any number of somewhere in between. The
end effect is that plume can be controlled in a short period of time and treatment can be
extended over a longer period of time.
It should be noted that there is a lower limit of the amount of BOS 200® that can installed and
still be effective at a site. This amount is driven by a number of site features such as soil type,
groundwater flux, and contaminant concentrations.
The success in achieving cleanup goals is not just in the product installed, but the distribution of
the product in subsurface. Distribution is controlled by the injection techniques used: i.e., vertical
and horizontal spacing as a function of lithology, high pressure injection vs. low pressure
injection, and top down vs. bottom up.
It is expected that the injection pressures will vary from 200 to 600 psig (measured at the
discharge of the injection pump -the injection system pressure losses are vary from 190 to 500
psig depending on length and diameter of hoses and injection tip geometry needed). The
discussion of the vertical and horizontal injection spacing is provided below for each of the
injection areas.
BOS 2oo®TREATMENT AREA -SEE ATTACED FIGURE FOR TREATMENT AREA
Due to the inability to direct push in the impacted media, AST recommends the following
injection technique:
1. A rotosonic rig will advance the borehaole and casing for each injection point to the top
of the PWR.
2. A combination 4" and 6" sonic tooling will advance one foot into the PWR, the 4" tooling
will be removed and the outer 6" casing will be flushed with water to remove drill
cuttings.
3. The 6" tooling will be pulled up one foot and a 6" inflatable packer w injection tip will be
lowered to expose an in injection tip to the desired PWR interval (~one foot of exposed
PWR below the casing).
4 . The prepared BOS 200® slurry will be injected using AST's double pump injection trailer
Mr. Jeff Hvozdik, P.G.
May 19, 2015
Page 4
capable of 65 gpm at 1,200 psi. Once the injection is complete, the pressure
transducers in the packer will be monitored to ensure backpressure from the formaition
has reduced such that the likelihood of surfacing BOS 200® slurry is minimized.
5. Once the packer is removed, the 4" tooling will be returned to the hole and advanced
another 2' into the PWR to repeat the injection process.
Visual observations will be conducted to determine the horizontal distribution of the BOS
200® injection. The specific design for the saturated zone for treatment area is as
follows:
Pilot Injection Area (Defined by MW-BR groundwater benzene concentration -11,800 ug/L)
• Total Treatment Area: 400 ft2
• Number of Injection Points & Horizontal Spacing: 4 points on 1 O' centers
• Total Number of Injections and Vertical Spacing: 22 injections; 15'-25' vertical treatment
zone (alternate 15'-25' bgs and 16'-24' bgs)
• Contaminant Loading Used: 2.4 x10 4 lbs. benzene/ft3 (based on historical groundwater
data)
• BOS 200® Loadings & Amount Total Amount per Area: ~0.28 lbs. BOS 200®/ft3 or ~50
lbs. of BOS 200® per Injection (25 gallon shot volume)= 2,000 lbs. of BOS 200®
• Sulfate loadings & total amount per area: 0.08 lbs. sulfate/ft3 or ~13.6 lbs. of sulfate per
injection (25 gallon shot volume) = 300 lbs. of sulfate
• Amount of Bacteria Concentrate: 5 gallons of bacteria concentrate.
POST INJECTION SAMPLING
Following the injection effort AST will collect groundwater samples from MW-BR prior to
demobilizing. AST further recommends performing progress groundwater sampling events at
intervals of one month post-injection and quarterly for one year after the injection event for a
total of five (5) groundwater-monitoring event. AST understands that this will be performed by
others. The performance samples can be sent to Remediation Products, Inc. Laboratory in
Golden, Colorado for no cost of analyses. The cost of shipment will be the responsibility of
AECOM. The analyses will be consistent with that described previously (VOCs and anions).
The anions will track the biological processes.
PRICING AND SCHEDULE FOR THE RDC:
Mobilization/Setup/Demobilization of the Drilling Crew (120 miles round
trip)
Geoprobe®, rock core, and well installation
Sample Shipment
Total Cost
$350
$6,150
$500
$7,000
It is expected that it will require approximately 2 workdays to complete the RDC.
Mr. Jeff Hvozdik, P.G.
May 19, 2015
Page 5
PRICING AND SCHEDULE FOR THE INJECTION:
Preplanning (Health and Safety Plan, BP Safety
Evaluation and Work Plan Review)
Mobilization/Setup/Demobilization of the Injection & Sonic Rig Crew (870
miles round trip)
BOS 200® Product-2,000 lbs.@ $5.75/lb. (Per RPI Website)
Shipping and Taxes-2,000 lbs. @ $0.25/lb.
Bacteria Concentrate-5 gallons@ $80/galloh (Per RPI Website)
Inject 2,000 lbs. of BOS 200® in 4 injection points (Includes all labor and
equipment)
Total Cost
$1,350
$5,000
$11,500
$500
$400
15 000
$33,750
It is expected that it will require approximately 2 workdays to complete the
Injection Event.
ASSUMPTIONS
AST has made the following assumptions regarding this approach:
1. AST will support AECOM in preparing the UIC permit.
2. Pricing of the BOS 200® is based on the quantities outlined above. Should any of the
Proposed Injection Areas be removed from this design, pricing of the BOS 200® must be
adjusted to conform to the pricing structure shown at:
htt ://www.tra andtreat.com/Qroducts/ uantit -ricin gf
3. There will be adequate water onsite (75-gpm service) to prepare the BOS materials for
injection. The water service within 200' of all injection locations and fire hoses can be
placed and remain in-place for the duration of the injection. Shuttling of water is not
required. The water will be provided at no cost to AST. Hydrant permits and fees will be
provided by others.
4. If water is not available at the site, a water truck will be provided for $700/day.
5. The site stratigraphy allows for boreholes within the PWR to remain open after drilling.
6. Work is performed during standard workweek and hours (Monday-Saturday 7am-6pm)
7. Asphalt/concrete penetrations will be patched with like materials.
8. All utilities and underground appurtenances will be located prior to AST arriving on site.
AST has not included any provisions to perform subsurface utility clearance (such as
hand auger boreholes or contracted utility location services). Hand augering and/or other
invasive utility clearances such as air knife will be performed at a minimum of 72-hours
prior to mobilization of AST Injection Staff and this service is not included or priced in
this proposal. This can be provided by AST for an additional cost. AST will not be
responsible for repairs to mis-marked or unmarked buried utilities and other
appurtenances.
9. Boring logs will be prepared by others during the injection effort.
10. The total depth throughout the area identified in the injection design will be accessible
via direct push utilizing a Geoprobe® 7000 series rig.
Mr. Jeff I-{vozdik, P.G.
May 19, 2015
Page 6
Payment terms are full payment of product and shipping costs upon arrival. Payment of
injection services is not to exceed 30 calendar days frorn date of invoice. Interest will accrue at
a monthly rate of 1.5% for all outstanding balances including interest. The interest rate will be
prorated for partial months.
If you have any questions or wish to discuss the information provided herein. please contact me
at [phone] or via email at nitl1acKerL[ astenv.corn.
Sincerely,
AST Environmental, Inc,
Nathan Thacker
Project Manager

Authorization to Proceed
The above prices and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. AST Environmental,
Inc. is authorized to conducted work as specified.
Signature
Name
Title
Date
Pilot Test
Treatment Area - 400 s.f,
Vertical Injection Interval - 15'-25'
Injection Points - 4 (10' Triangular Grid)
Injections - 22 injections (alternate 151-25' and 16'-24')
SOS 200(r) Loadings - -100 Ibs per injection
Total 80S 200(r) - 2,000 Ibs
Bacteria Concentrate - 5 gallons
Water - 1,000 gallons (50 gallons per injection)
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Sampling Plan
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1579 US 29 North
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
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