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KING ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES / KENNEDY ASSOCIATES1 t L �l � 1 ( �� '� Phase 1 Environmental Audit Report Drew Street Property Clearwater, F!orida Prepared for: Mr. Art Kader Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation Post Office Box 4748 Glearwater, FL 34618-4748 Prepared by: King Engineering Associates, Inc. 5440 Beaumont Center Boulevard, Suite 460 Tampa, FL 33634 (813) 886-0111 Job No. 2110-024-000.614 March, 1992 TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Figures List of Appendices cti n 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Authorization 1.2 Scope of Work 2.0 Regulatory Record Review 2.1 EPA Regulatory Records Search 2.2 State Regulatory Records Search 3.0 Historical Record Review 3.1 Historical Aerial Photographic Review 3.2 Abstract of Title 4.0 Site Reconnaissance 4.1 On-Site Observations 4.2 Off-Site Ubservations 5.0 Conclusions and Recommendations 5.1 On-Site Conclusions 5.2 Off-Site Conclusions 5.3 Recommendations 6.0 Lamitations of Environmental Audit Page u u � 1 7 � 12 �4. 1j 16 18 18 19 21 Figure 1- Site Location Map Figure 2 - Site Map List of Figures i Page 5 � Appendix A - Appendix B - Appendix C - Last of Appendices Photographic Documentation of On-Site Facilities Environmental Data Report (EDR) Abstract of Title ll r� I� �u 1.0 INTRODUCTION ' The City of Clearwater, Office of Parks and Recreation, contracted with King Engineering Associates, Inc. '(I�A� to perform a Phase 1 Environmental Audit for a 57.36 MOL acre parcel of property located west af Fairwood Avenue, east of McMullen-Booth Road in Section 8, Township 29S, Range 16E ir� Pinellas County. ' 1'he proposed use of this undeveloped property is as a park. Please refer to Figures 1 and 2 for the site lc,catic►�� and approximate site dimensions. Prior to the City of Clearwater purchasing this site, a Phase 1 Ei�vir��rnental '�udit was requested by Mr. Art Kader, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation, to det�rmine if tineir are ebvious indicators of surface or subsurface hazardous material contamination resulting from present or past uses tof tne site or nearby surrounding areas. ' 1.1 �.uthorization ' SJerbal auth�rization for King Engineering Associates Inc. (KEA) to perfonn the Phase 1 Environmental Aud:t �ri the ilrew Street Properry was provided by Mr. Art Kader on March 13, 1992. Fiiial written authorization , was given by the receipt of the signed work order received by KEA on March 18, 1392. ' 1_2 Se��e of Work ' Th�e objective of a Phase 1 Environmental Audit is to perform sufficient records review and site recon��aissance 't� identify obvious past, actual or potential sources af contamination by hazardous substances associated witt� t.'�e sub�ect property. Hazardous substances are as defined in 50 CFR, Part 300.60, National Oil and I-�azardous ��bstances Pollution Contingency Plan. Environmental Audits may be performed at variable Ievels of confidence using various levels of effort. The Scope of Services performed herein generally meets or exceed� 1 the level of effort generally recognized as an "industry standard" Phase 1 Environmental Audit. If this Phase 1 Environmental Audit were to reveal matters of concern, further investigations and/or remedial measures '(Phase 2 or 3 activities) may be wananted. 'These additional investigations are �sually more el3borate and costly depending upon site and substance circumstances, and typically involve extensive invasive sampling anci , testing of soil and groundwater from the subject property. This Phase 1 Environmental fludit, however, I , I ' 1 � � specifically did not enco�npass soil or groundwater sampling and testing. The limited asbestos survey and the 'radon screening were the only additional tasks included in this Phase 1 Environmental Audit. , Part 1 - Records Review � Research conducted included a comprehensive computer database search, a review of pertinent avai�a.ble regulatory records, and consultations with cognizant federal, state, and local environmental regulatory a�encies 't� determine if the subject property, or neazby properties (within a half-mile project radius), were included on any of the following available lists, as applicable: , � U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Facility Index System (FINDS) List; � • LJ.S. Environmental Protection Agency Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensati�n and ' Liability Information System (CERCLIS) List; ' • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Priorities (NPL) List; � • U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) I.ist; ' • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Hazardous Waste Data Management System (HWDPvIS) List; ' • Florida Bepartment of Environmental Regulation Stationary Tank Inventory System List (STIP�2); ' • Florida Department of Environmental Regulation Petroleum Contamination Overview Report �FCUR) ' (including EDI sites); ' • l�esource Conservation and Recovery Act Index System (RCRIS); ' � Florida Department of Environmental Regulation Hazardous Waste Quick Look (HWQL); 1 r 2 � Jling Er�gin�er�n� ,��snci�t�s, Inc. :; _:� �°� :: � � � ?4945 US. Highway 19 North � Clearwater. F/orida 34623 •(813) 791-1441 •�a� �813)' 791.9228 Engineers Plar�ners Scientists Surveyors April 9, 1992 F�XF,D�MAILED Mr. Art Kader City of Clearwater Parks and Recreation Dept. i� S. iviissouri Avenue Clearwater, FL 34616 Re: Drew Street Parcel Dear Art: Recently you received copies of the concept plan prepared by KEA showing a total of 672 rental units on the ±S4 acre parcel located immediately east of Eisenhower Elementary School on Drew Street. The purpose of this letter is to provide you with additional information concerning the parcel, assumptions we made during our work effort, etc. Please note the following: ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT As a result of the Phase 1 environmental audit, it was recommended that further investigation of the site be conducted via the use of a bulldozer to uncover the numerous debris stockpiles scattered throughout the project area. It was not possible to uncover these piles during the Phase 1 work effort. Therefore, we do not know if they contain materials that have caused damage to groundwater and/or adjacent soils. Our recomm�ndation to use a bulldozer to uncover the piles seemed to be, in our opinion, the most cost-effective method to determine whether or not detrimental rrraterials are present, Should any detrimental materials be uncaverec�, it wLuld �e n�cessar;� to theTM i:;stall Droundwater rinonitoring weJls to determine the extent of the damage, if any. Should the City of Clearwater decide to purchase any portion of this site, we recommend that the purchase be contingent on the owner restoring the site to its original condition by removing the debris/trash piles, the wastewater treatm�nt facility, including drainfield, and repaired any damage that may have been caused by these items. EXTRAORDINA�2Y COSrTS KEA was requested to estimate the "extraordinary costs" that would be encountered by the clevelopment of the a�artment complex shown on the concept plan previous�y submitted. It is �ur untlerstanding tl�at these "extraordinary costs" would be used to adjust the known purchase price of similar parcels used to determine the appraised value of the Drew Street site only if those otlier parcels differ significantly from the Drew Street parcel in some manner. In c�ther . �._.w.�..��.y..�,,�..�.�,s.�.��,.�..,�,.._.,�...�.W..�_._.._...._..:�,.�.-- - .f..p,.,o..�..,,..��..w��_w.r�n.��.W.�....�..,.:.�.. ..��_..�. ....�_....,._...W.�.�.��.. ,�.�_�� ..,.,..�, . �:.�y..:,.�. CiPrus ilsrna��lo �'illsborough Pasco PPnellas . Mr. Art Kader �� „�� f April 9, 1992 �� ` Page Two , �' ' words, due to the topography and vegetation on the site in question, several of the buildings will need stem walls. KEA has determined a range of the "extraordinary costs" for stem walls. Should the comparison parcel have similar topography and vegetation, that "extraordinary cost" would no longer be relevant. However, if the comparison parcel was flat with very little vegetation, the "extraordinary cost" for stem walls might be appropriate. With this concept in mind, we have determined the following to be appropriate: Sanitary Sewer - The development of this parcel, as contemplated by the concept plan, would require the construction of a standard pump station in the northern area of the site immediately west of the existing City of St. Petersburg waterline. The pump station is necessary since it is highlv unlikely that the City of St. Petersburg will allow a standard gravity sanitary�sewer to be constructed under their watermain. In addition, it would be necessary to construct several hundred feet of gravity sewer off-site, in this same vicinity, in order to service the building shown immediately east of the St. Petersburg water easement via gravity sewer to the existing sewer in the Kapok Mobile Park. Also, approximately 500 feet of gravity sewer would need to be constructed within the Bayview Avenue right-of-way located immediately east of the parcel in order to connect to the existing gravity sanitary sewer in that area. The range of costs for these items is included in Table 1. Stem Walls - As mentioned above, due to the topography and vegetation, some of the buildings would require stem walls in order to construct the 672 unit apartment project as shown ori the concept plan. We estimate that there would be approximately 2,200 lineal feet of stem wall with an average height of approximately 6 feet. The average cost for installation of this type of siem wall was obtained from recent editions of construction cost estimating manuals, and the cost is outlined in Table 1. It should be noted that other options may be available to address this issue such as: Preparing special architectural plans to allow the building:to be "stepped" so that the finished fiour eievation varies throughout tne puilding to better ac�ummodate the topographic change. This would require additional architectural design and building plan approvals, as well as additional construction cost for each of the different buildings. Since KEA does not provide architectural services, and does not become involved in the construction of buildings, we were not able to determine a comparison cost for this option. Some of the buildings could be constructed as two story units on the uphill side and three story units on the downhill side in those areas with steeper topography. This approach was used at Town Place located at the southwest corner of the intersection of U.S. Highway 19 and Northeast Coachman Road. While that approach was considered appropriate for the Town Place parcel, it would probably result in fewer units being constructed than the 672 units shown on the concept plan. � Mr. Art Kader April 9, 1992 Page Three c.��:.�:av' a :,;pqtuse,;. t � It sl�ould be noted that tl�e stem wall option may require a variance since the building height would exceed the code maximum of 30 feet. Tree Removal - As you know, portions of the uplands are heavily vegetated. We estimate that approximately 11.1 acres of the area shown to be developed by the concept plan contain significant tree cover. Since a tree survey was not available, KEA determined, via a field visit, that approximately 105 caliper inches of tree diameter is contained in a 25' x 25' square area. This was verified to be the average for numerous sample areas in the heavily vegetated portions of the site. Using this figure, it can then be determined that approximately 81,000 caliper inches of tree diameter exist within the heavily vegetated area. Clearwater Code allows the removal of 25% of the total diameter inches. Any removal in excess of this number must either be replaced, or a contribution of $20.00 per diameter inch must be made to the City of Clearwater tree fund. The concept plan was then used to determine the approximate number of diameter inches that would be removed due to the construction of the roadway, parking and buildings. A line was drawn approximately 5 feet outside the building envelope, as well as the parking/roadway envelope. It was determined that this surface area is approximately 6.65 acres. Using the ratios outlined above, it can be seen that this acreage probably contains approximately 48,700 diameter inches, or approximately 60% of the total estianated diameter inches. 'Tl�e difference between the 25% allowable (20,250 diameter inches) and the estimated amount in the areas to be developed (48,700 diameter inches) is approximately 28,450 diameter inches. At $20.00 per diameter inch, this estimated contribution to the City of Clearwater tree fiind would be $569,000. It should be noted, however, that on the Park Place parcel located southwest of this site there was considerable vegetation to be taken into account prior to the development of that site. Working with the City of Clearwater forester to save understory, pruning the tree roots, and adjusting development areas, the owner was able to have the 25% figure rnentioned above increase�l tc 55% withouf the :oss cf par;,:ir.b spaces or building area. Shouid that be the case on this site, the result could possibly bring the contribution to the City tree fund down to approximately $83,000 (4,150 diameter inches). Without a tree survey, however, it is only possible to give a range of the "extraordinary cost" created by development within a heavily treed area of the City of Clearwater. This range is shown on Table 1. Jt�risdictional Determination - The parcel contains a significant amount of wetlands. In order to develop any site with wetlands, it is necessary to determine wetland jurisdictional limits based on field observation and survey. This is especially true when it is planned to m�ucimize the use of developable uplands as shown on the concept plan. � Mr. Art Kader April 9, 1992 Page Four a ,,:';-,x"�Y'4�'i�Y '�;,;:>•, � P ��^ ,<;, �•� � ��,.�.� Approximately 3,600 lineal feet of probable jurisdictional area is adjacent to the proposed development. This figure excludes the south edge of the wetland located in the southwest corner of the site since no development is proposed adjacent to this portion of the wetland. Since this could be classified as an "extraordinary cost" if the comparable sites do not contain wetlands, a range of costs for determining the jurisdictional limits is included in Table 1. While we recognize that the. range of "extraordinary costs" is significant, please note that this work effort was d�ne with�ut benefit of a tree survey and other information that could help refine the range of costs. We appreciate having the opportunity to assist you with this evaluation, and we look forward to answering any questions you may have. Please feel free to contact either me or Gregg Singleton should you want to discuss this matter further. Very truly yours, 7 ' % !�% , i �/t'r` L• Ed�r a ir, Jr., �,. . President :� n Att. cc: Jim Millspaugh, Fa�ced/Mailed Gregg Singleton II I, • Solid Waste Facilities List. ' In additi�n to a review of re lato a en records, KEA Environmental Scientists reviewed the available � rY g �Y ' hzstory of ownership and land usage records, if available; and interviewed property management and previous land owners for consideration of past and present operational practices, where applicable. Records reviewed I� during this effort included the following: I ' • Abstract of title records; • Recent and lustorical aerial photography. ' Part 2 - Site Reconnaissance 1 K�A Environmental Scientists gerformed a vehicular and pedestrian inspection of the accessible portrc�iis �f , Ihe subject property and surrounding areas to determine the c:�ccunence of obvious surfac� indications af �reser�t or past hazardous materials handling or storage activities which may pose a hazard to the subsurface '�nv�ronment. Depending upon the physical characteristics of the subject property, the site reconnaissance included the following components: ' . Accessible portions of the property were traversed both on foot and in a vehicle with reference tia aerial photographs to assure uniform coverage. The number of traverses varied on-site dependinQ upon vegetation type and other physical constraints. Observable debris, mounds, stressed vegetation or similar features or deposits that may iradicate old dump or hazardous waste sites were noted, inspected, and located on aerial photograpl�s. The location of observable dump or hazardous waste sites including cans, barrels, garbage pits, storage tanks, machinery, or other similar materials were noted and located on aerial phat:�gra}311s. Accessible sinkholes, watercourses, wetlands or the surface waters were examined for observable s:gns of contamination such as oil sheens, discoloration, odor, etc. 3 i� � Part 3- Environmental Audit Re rt P� ' U on com letion of Parts 1 and 2 hi final Phas 1 Envir nmental A di R r w p p , t s e o u t epo t as prepared. 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The first was a computer database record search which included state , and federal regulatory lists detailing information on sites involved with hazardous waste acti�rities, petreleum storage tanks, solid waste activities and contamination problems. The final result of this effort is the , Environmental Data Report (EDR) in Appendix B. This report contains the actual printouts and �ietaiieci explanations of the database record searches for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Florida ' D�epartment of Environmental Regulation (FDER). Although the following sections serve as a s�:r_mmar}r of these findings, please refer to the EDR for specific information on the facilities identified belos�. A review �f 'records at State and local regulatory agencies, the second part of this task, is discussed within irie f�li�wing sPr,tions. 1 I , 2.3. �PA. IZe�latary Records Search �'�n EYA database record search was conducted for facilities within a half-mile of the sui:�ject ��roperty, �x�t�i:�� I,��vili be refened to as the project radius FIIe'DS, �IWDMS and ERNS reports. ' The information i•eviewed included the NPL, CEEtCLIS, RCRIS, a h� I�T1PL is a�rioritized list of sites in the U.S. and its territories that are considered to be a threat to 1-iuiii�� , heulth and the environment due to the confirmation of environmental contamination on-site. �'h� �riar:ty rariking of each site is based on such factors as: the potential for contamination of public drinking water Isup,�1_ie:; the population at risk; the hazardous potential of substances at the facility; the potential for c�i:ect �urzian contact; and the potential for the destruction of sensitive ecosystems. The NPL was dzvised as a m�tr�od ' for the EPA to prioritize these sites for the purpose of taking remedial action as funded by the Hazarcou� 'Waste Substances Superfund prti�ram, under the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorizati�n Act of ? 93(� �SARA). No facilities in the project radius were listed on the NPL. ''I7;e CERCI.IS list contains facilities and or locations that the EPA or FDER is investi atin tc� determire i'r' � g � ��n existiag c;r threatene.d release of hazardous substances is present. These sites rnay also c�ccur �.r, +.he N PL iisr. as bein under State or Federal enforcement action for cleanu b th r �, �� F�� g p y e esponsible �art�es. Or.�e �. _,it. is , ' 7 , , identified as an environmental roblem a relimina site assessment is icall conducted b the EPA or State P , P rY tYP Y Y � agency. Based on the findings of this site visit, further assessment and remediation activities may be recommended. No facilities in the project radius were listed on t6e CERCLIS list ' The RCRIS list identifies those facilities or locations that have notified the EPA of their activities relative to , the handling of hazardous wastes. The appearance of a site on the list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems on-site, but rather ttiat the site is (or was) engaged in hazardous waste handling ' activities and therefore may have the potential to cause environmental degradation if hazardous wastes have been mishandled or otherwise released in an uncontrolled manner. This list identifies what type of generator 'the facility is and whether or not the facility is also a transporter, storer or disposer of hazardous ��vastes. I�IQ facilities in the project radius were listed on the RCRIS list , The F1NDS list identifies facilities and/or locations that are subject to regulation under certain EPA prG�rams, ' due to operations conducted at these sites. However, a facility name on the FINDS lists daes not necessa�ily indicate an environmental problem at that facility, but rather suggests that there may be records on that site ' maintained by that particular EPA department, due to the potential to cause environmental degrad�tion if hazardous compounds are released in an uncontrolled manner. Royal Pools, located at 2945 Gulf to Bay ' Boulevard, is the only facility in the project radius listed on the FINDS list This facility is listed under th� supervision of the office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances (�A rFS). ' 'I'he HWDMS list identifies facilities and locations that have notified the EPA of activities relative to the ' handling of hazardous wastes. The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems on the site, but rather that the site is (or was) engaged in hazardous waste handling activities, and 'therefore may have the potential to cause environmental degradation if hazardous wastes have been mishandled 'or otherwise released in an uncontrolled manner. No facilities in the project radius were listed on the HWDMS list. , Tl-ie ERNS contains facilities and/or locations that have been reported to the USEPA as haviiig experienced ' a release of potentially hazardous materials. The report is a compilation of data from 1988 to present. The � � : � , ERNS identifies location and date of incident, the type and quantity of materials involved and the reported � response action that was taken. No facilities in the project radius were located on the ERNS lis� ' 2.2 Sta.te Regulatory Records Search ' A FDER database record search conducted for facilities witlun a half-mile project radius of th� site includea the following lists: The Florida Sites, Stationary Tank Inventory List, Petroleum Contamination Overview ' Report, the Hazardous Waste Quick Look, and Solid Waste Facilities. ' The �lorida Sites list contains facilities and/or locations that have been identified by the FDER as having known or suspected environmental contamination. This list contains information on which agenyy has taker. 'the lead role in overseeing the assessment and cleanup activities required for a site as well as the project ' manager responsible for the site. No facilities in the projece radius were li.sted an the Florida Sites Li�t. 'The Stationary Tank Inventory System list identifies facilities and locations that have registered abovegrouni� and underground petroleum fuel storage tanks. The appearance of a site on this list onl indicates t}aat t�� ky Y ,are registered on that site, not that any contamination or problems are reported. The purpose of this list is te identify specifics on the tanks at each site. , The followin closed off-site facilities have fuel r' g tanks egistered: ' • Dons Mini Mark et, located at 2868 Gulf To Bay; '• Friendly Village of Kapok, located at 2950 Glen Oak Avenue; • Florida Department of Transportation (Right of Way), located at Highway 60 and Gulf to Bay Boulevard; ,• McMullen Booth Cannery, located on McMullen-Booth Road; • Dans Mini Store # 5, located at 2868 Gulf To Bay Boulevard; I'• Kayo (Jet) # 09028, located at 2990 Gulf To Bay Boulevard; � • Majik Market, # 40103, located at 3098 Gulf To Bay Boulevard; I'• Pinellas County Property, located at Highway 60 and McMullen-Booth Road. I , I ' 0 C� i � The following open off-site facilities have fuel tanks registered: • CO-OP Oil Company # 10, located at 3(�9 Gulf To Bay Boulevard; '• Bay Breeze Trailer Park, located at 2975 Gulf to Bay Boulevard; ,• Hampton at Clearwater, located at 1099 McMullen-Booth Road; • Texaco - Kapok, located at 3100 Gulf To Bay Boulevard. ' Details on these facilities are presented in Appendix B. All of these facilities are located within ttne half-mile: ' praject radius. , The Petroleum Contamination Oveiview Report (PG'OR) identifies facilities and/or locations that have notifiec� the FDER of a possible release of contaminants from petroleum storage systems. This list also includes those 'sit�s that have been accepted into the State of Florida Super Act Cleanup Program (Early Dete�tion Incentive - EDI) Program, which provides for State cleanup or reimbursement for the cleanup of sites that have been ' con2aminated as a result of leaking underground fuel storage tanks. A facility on this list is an indication that a release has occuned on the site and may pose a potential for environmental degradation of the site and 'surrounding properties. Seven facilities within the project radius that are on the Stationary Tank Inv�a�tary System List (see above) are also on the Petroleum Contamination Overview Report. The State is resgansiUle I' for cleanup at all of the following sites, except where noted. ' • Dans Mini Store #5; • Kayo (Jet) #09028; ' • CO-OP # 10 Oil Co.; • Majik Market # 40103; ' • Texaco - Kapok; • Pinellas County Property; '• Florida Department of Transportation Right of Way (responsible party not identified). ' ' 10 i� � The Hazardous Waste Quick Look (HWQL) computer printout identifies facilities and/or locatior�s tnat have ' notified the FDER of their activities with hazardous wastes. This report does not necessarily indicate c°ontamination or problems at the site, but rather is a list of facilities engaged in the handling of hazardous , vva.stes. The facilities are defined by type of activity (i.e. small or large quantity generator, treater, storer, transporter, etc.). No facilities in the project radius were listed on the Hazardous Waste Quick Look. � ,'I'he Solid Waste Facilities list identifies locations that have been permitted to conduct solid waste landfilling activities or other related waste handling activities such as those at transfer stations. The appearancc of a site 'on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems at the site, but rather that the site handles sc?lid wastes that could pose an environmental concern if, as a result of an uncontrolled release, hazardous campounc�s 'were able to impact the environment and possibly migrate from the site. No facilities in the pcoject radius were Lsted on the Solid Waste Facilities list ' In summarv, thirteen facilities identified b the EDR are within the half-mile ro'ect radius. SevFn fa�ilities , Y P J ' have reported contamination, however, the State is responsible for cleanup at these fac:lities. ' ' � � ' � , ' � 11 i� i� i� , , -.� . �.... , 3.1 Historical Aerial Photographic Review ' Aerial photographs were obtained from the Pinellas County Mapping Department to document historic chaiYg�s ' in land usage of the site and the surrounding area. Aerial photographs of Section 8, Township 29S, Rar�ge 16E were reviewed for the subject property and the surrounding area witl�in about a half-mile radius �f the proje�t ' area. Aerial photographs dated 1926, 1943, 1957, 1971, 1980 and 1990 dre described below. '• The 1926 aerial photograph displayed the site as undeveloped property. Drew Street was not present in this photo. The railroad was visible to the north. I.arge orange groves were noted in al: directiuns from the site. McMullen-Booth Road was observed east of the site. U.S. 19 was the nearest major road west of the site. North of the railroad, the land was almost exclusively agricultural. In the 1943 aerial photograph, the site w�s still undeveloped. The orange groves surrounding the sitP were still apparent. The land just soi�theast of the site, at the corner of McMullen-Boo�h R�aa� and Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, appeared to be the site of some development. A road just u�Pst of the �ite, w<is apparent in this photograph. This road begins at Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, and continues r�urth, ��c;��.�ir�� about nudway between the railroad line and Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. This was apparently I-�arnptor� Road. Large wetland areas were noted on-site. 11ie 1957 aerial photogragh showed that Drew Street was still not present south of the site. A.� � additional orange grove was noted near the site. Increasing development was visible :;uutheast of the site. Little development was noted on the land between U.S. 19 and McMullen-Booth Road. The main features noted in the half-mile project radius were groves and residential areas. Urange groves are present on-site. In the 1971 aerial photograph, Eisenhower Elementary School was visible just west of the site. Dre�� Street was now complete from U.S. 19 to McMullen-Booth Road. Two orange groves were still present 12 i� � on-site. The remainder of the site consisted of a dense forested system. A few small trails were noteci ' on-site. The area south of Drew Street was not included in this aerial. A residential complex was noted just northeast of the site. 1 • The 1980 aerial photograph showed the two orange groves still present on-site. However, these did not ' appear as healthy as they did in the 1971 aerial photograph. A residential development was �ioted jusc southeast of the site. One tract of undeveloped land bordered to the south. Property bord�ring north ' of the site consisted of undeveloped and residential areas. '• The 1990 aerial photograph shows the cunent status of the site and the surrounding area. Site ac:cess is available from Drew Street. A sidewalk borders the north side of this road. It ap�ears that �ehicles ' have been on-site. Several dirt trails are seen throughout the property. A waste water treatment plant � structure associated with the on-site drain fields is located in the northeast corner �f the cix�. '['he � majority of the site is dense, overgrown wetlands. A portion of an orange grove is still present in th� ' northwest corner of the site. Some dumping is noted at the end of one of the trails in the western half of the site. Some miscellaneous dumping is also noted on the southern border of the site, near tl-ie , vehicle/jeep trails. A large tract of undeveloped land is visible on the south border. Residential are�:s border the entire northern edge of the site. ' In summary, the aerial hoto ra hic review indicates that the eneral area since 1926 has under one severa.i P g P g , , g �changes. Drew Street has been completed and residential areas surrounding the project area have increased in size. No ma'or earthwork or develo ment on-site durin the eriod of stud w � p g p y as evident. The only �uildir�g 'that has been located on-site was the waste water treatment plant. No activity was noted on the praject site or within the surrounding area that could be considered a significant environmental threat to the surface water, 'soils, or groundwater of the subject property. ' ' ' 1 13 II 1 3.2 Abstract of Tide ' An abstract of title on the subject property is being conducted by Ticore Title. As of the date of this reporx, 'this information had not been received. This information was to be reviewed for past ownership of the subject parcel to reveal any names of any facilities, businesses, or owners who may have been associated with the ' generation, disposal, transfer, or distribution of hazardous materials. 'Ttierefore, any past ownership, grarats or leases of the subject property over the last 50 years were not considered in the conclu�ic�n_c and 1 recommendations of this report. I� I ' I ' I ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 14 ■_ �� I , 4.0 STTE RECONNAISSANCE I 1 The Drew Street Property is located west of the Eddie C. MQOre Recreation Complex, �ast csf Eiser�ro�s,�er ' Elementary School, south of the Kapok Mobil Home Park and north of Drew Street. '�'he un�eve�o�e� sit:, encompasses ± 57.36 MOL contiguous acres (see Figure 2). ' 4.1 On-Site Observations ' ,:�n T✓Iarch 24, 1992, a site visit was conducted by a KEA E�viro�lmental Scientist. The site vi.sit af the two par�;els was broken up into four main sections. Each of thes� of the w�ll be separately below. , The first area reviewed was the southwestern comer of the site. A heavily vegetated wetland systern occupies 'this portion of the site. Access to this segment of the site was very limited due to dense vcget�t��::. Very limited dumping or trash was noted. 1 � r r ��= The second area exarmned was the central and southern pr�perty boundar}. A dii�t trail lead�n� .�it c}� Dr,,,. ' Street appeared to serve as the main access to this portion of the site. Vegetation in this regiuri �a�as lin�it�� c�mpared to the site's western edge. This was apparently due to the vehicle traffic t�at has occurred in thi: ' arca. A large central area of dumping was located at the end of this dirt tr�.i� (Se� Appendix �� for pt�otus i. The mixed dumping included: construction debris, PVC pipes, furniture, appliances, household trash, wood, 'rr�etal scraps, glass, tires, plastic containers and an empty 55 gallon drum. 5urroun�ing this surficial d1.ir�:nL area were large, overgrown dirt mounds of unknown origin. Due to the appeararce c�f t�ie�e rr,��n�ss it ' apFeared that dumping may have been occurring on-site for several years (see Figure 1- dumpin�; area #1). ' The eastern edge of the site was the third area reviewed. The dirt trail leading to the previously c�escri�ed dumping area branches off to the east, passes an off-site fenced retention area, and termir►ates at a waste warer 'treatment plant. The waste water treatment plant currently servzs the residential area located south of Drew� Street. A drain field associated with this facility is located on-site. This ptant is scheduled fc�r �•losure �vith 'se:vice being rerouted to the new facility located at McMulIeii-Bo�th Road and S.R. �0. Dui��ping note�l along ' ' 15 i� �� this road included: a pile of shingles, assorted paper trash, several tires, pieces of inetal fencing, a 55 gallon � drum and several dirt piles. ' The last area covered in the site reconnaissance was the western most dirt trail. This trail starts at I?rew �treet, continues north, and eventually dissipates near the crossing of the City of St. Petersburg water easement. Acces� ' on the southern portion of the trail appears to have been blocked by a wood pile. Assorted dumgin� in this region included: mattresses, couches, concrete and plastic pipes, appliances, tires, and construction dehris. 'I'his 'trail borders the westem edge of dumping area #1. Heading north on the trail, numerous small piles r�f dumping were noted. The trail eventually breaks off into several directions, ending in another l�rge dumpe� ' area. (see Figure 2- dumping area #2). This large pile included: construction debris, yard cligpings, ��ii�r�ce:s, home furnishings, metal, plastic, wood and material scraps. ' During the site visit, no obvious indications of recent gasoline, oil or other hazardous mat�rial.s, wastes o: ' contamination spills were noted. However, the large amount of dumping, debris, trash and mounds on-site indicate the possibility of additional buried debris. It appeared that on-site dumping has occurred avEr several ' years, thereby increasing the potential for the presence of additional buried debris or hazardous materia�s. '�."he ,adjacent property vegetation did not appear distressed. Surface water drainage, which flows north into �l:gatc�� Creek, did not appear to have been contaminated by runoff from, or contact with, material on �l�e ��b}ect ' property. Although evidence oi the use or discharge of any potentially hazardous w�ste, chemicals, �r ath�:r. materials was not noted, the likelihood of this is considered high due to the large amount ot' dumped ��terial ' and the suspected length of time dumping has been occurring. ' 4.2 Off-site Observations � A drive-by tour of off-site areas located primarily in a half-mile radius from the site was performec� followir�g the previously described on-site inspection. The surrounding area was characterized predominately by tresidential neighborhoods. , ' 16 i� � Facilities in the area that could potentially be considered as a threat to the subsurface environment of the 'subject site are those listed in the regulatory review section. Thirteen facilities were listed on the EDR which were located within a half-mile project radius. Seven of those thirteen facilities have reported contaminati�n ' on-site. As discussed in Section 2.2, the State is responsible for cleanup at all of these locations, except one. The cleanup of the facility not under the State program is probably the responsibility of the Florida Department ' of Transportation (FDOT). I ' I ' I , I ' I ' 1 1 , ' ' i , ' 17 ' �J 5 0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECObIlVIENDATIONS ' i'l,e following sections provide a general discussion of the potential for contaminati�n of the subject p�rane: n�� ' and adjacent areas located within the half-mile project radius. This discussion is based on the revi�w of ahen�� `;i_�s, k►istorical and recent aerial photography and the detailed reconnaissance of existing on-site and nearby ' di:;fi�. ' J�. �. dFl-$ItC COIICIUS10I1S ' The historical record search indicated that the subject property has remained essentially undev�lopec3 thrcaughout the 5� year study period. However, information obtained during the reconnaissance of the pr�;eci site rEVealed ' evidence of potential on-site contamination due to the preponderance of on-site dumping. 4lthough ncs hazardous waste or materials were actually observed, the potential for the presence of these c�n-site sh��rid �� ' c�f concern. No significant soil staining, unusuai odors or other indicators o£ buried waste oiI �r fucl �vere. :�oted, r:t��,v�ver, these indicators were very diff'icult to detect during the preliminary site reconnaissance. Due to the ' i�rge area covered by surficial dumping, the evidence of these indicators may have been obstructed. ' S � �ff-Site Conclusions '�i�sed upon the regulatory record search and the off-site drive tour, several off-site sources �f potential 'c.ontanunation e�ust. Thirteen facilities identified during the regulatory records review were located within thy half'-nule ro'ect radius. The State is res onsible for clean u at the seven facilities with reported petroleurr� P J P P ' cc�ntamination. The other facilities listed on the EDR did not have a reported record of contamination on-site. T. he majority of the facilities with reported contamination are located on Gulf to l3ay Boulevarci. 'T►�e pc�tenti�i ' of contamination from these sites affecting the project site is minimal due to the relatively long distance betti-ee�� the sites, and that groundwater flow is reportedly toward the south from Gulf to Bay Boulevard. , 1 ' ' : 1 ' S3 Recommendations ' Based upon the cumulative information obtained during this Phase 1 Environmental Audit, additional investigations are warranted to further evaluate the risk of any actual or potential on-site environmentai ' contamination. The several debris piles located at the end of the two dirt roads are the main areas of concern. Potential sources of contamination, although not observed during the site visit, could be present at either ot' � these dumping areas. Further investigations are recommended at these locations to determine whats if an�, c;ontamination cnay be associated with these materials. ' �ince the subject property has been used for unregulated dumping, the possibility of undetected, subsui-fac�e ' contamination is present. To determine if the debris piles are, or have been, a contami.nation soui•ce to !he subsurface environment of the project site, the following limited Phase 2 Scope of Work is rec�mmended: ' 1 2 A I{EA Environmental Scientist, along with a Project Hydrologist from a qualified geotech�iical firm will further investigate the on-site dumping conditions with the aid of a bulldozer supplied by the seller/buyer. The goal of the additional site visit is to determine with the aid of the bulldoz�r, �,vt:at, if any, additional material on-site could potentially pose an environmental threat to on-site groundwater. The dumped debris will be selectively cleared by the bulldozer with the intention ofi exposing soils and other unseen materials. Organic vapor analyzer (OVA) testing will be F�rforme�i on soil samples in areas where tanks, drums or stained soils are noted. If further P'hase "� investigations (e.g., monitoring well installation and ground water analysis) are warranted, the exa�:r. locations, number of well points, and the appropriate laboratory analyses, will he determine� anci recommended. Following the completion of the above proposed site investigation, a report will be pregarec� describing the field procedures utilized, and presenting the results of any analytical testing performed (e.g., OVA). In addition, detailed recommendations for the report will include any addi;i�nal Phase 2 testing, if warranted. I�: This limited Phase 2 project is estimated to require one (1) day in the field. The �nal report will be completed approximately one week after the site visit. The proposed fee to perform this limited Phase 2 Environmental Audit, as described, is $2000.00 (lump sum). 20 ' ' 6.0 LIMITATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT ' KEA obtained, reviewed and evaluated the readily available information from the client, property owner, and local, state, or federal public entities during the completion of the above mentioned scope of work. KEA's ' conclusions, opinions, and recommendations were based, in part, on this information. Verification of the accuracy or authenticity of this information is outside the scope of this project. A limited site reconnaissance 'to observe current conditions was performed to evaluate present cnnditions. Although every effort was mac�e to conduct this within the project time frame and budget allotted, KEA focused on properry areas cansidered ' more likely to exhibit hazardous material conditions, while other areas received limited attention. ICEA cannot guarantee that the site is free of hazardous or potentially hazardous materials or that latent or undiscc��er�d ' conditions will not become evident in the future. ' 1 � �Douglas E. Robison Director of Environmental Sciences �J ' ' ' ' � ' ' 21 ' � �� v � Melisa L. Reiter Environmental Scientist II See Photos In File ' , �J , � ' ' �J ' ' ' ENVIRONMENTAL DATA REPORT APPROXIMAT'E 1/2 MILE RADIUS DREW STREET PARCEL CLEARWAT'ER, FLORIDA Prepared For: KING ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, INC. 5440 BEAUMONT CENTER BOULEVARD-SUITE 460 TAMPA, FLORIDA 33634 tPrepared By: ENVIRONMENTAL DATA MANAGEMENT, INC. ' 12360 66TH STREET NORTH LARGO, FLORIDA 34643 � , ' , ' 20 MARCH 1992 ' �� n� Environmental Data Management, Inc. /` 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 , Environmental Data Management, Inc. 12360 66th Street North ' r Largo, Florida 34643 L Tel. (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 1 ' 20 March 1992 Melisa Reiter King Engineering Associates, Inc. 5440 Beaumont Center Boulevard-Suite 460 Tampa, Fl 33643 Subject: Environmental Data Report Dear Ms. Reiter: Thank you for your interest in the Environmental Data Re�ort (EDR). Enclosed please find the information you requested for the following location: Approximate 1/2 Mile Radius Drew Street Parcel Clearwater, Florida The following lists were queried to determine whether the above location was listed in the USEPA or FDER environmental records that we have compiled in our database: USEPA INFORMATION NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST (NPL) COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT INDEX SYSTEM LIST (CERCLIS) EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM LIST (ERNS) RESOURCE CONSERVATIONAND RECOVERYACT INDEX SYSTEM LIST (RCRIS) HAZARDOUS WASTE DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LIST (HWDMS) FACILITY INDEX SYSTEM LIST (FINDS) FDER INFORMATION , SITES LIST SOLID WASTE FACILITIES LIST PETROLEUM CONTAMINATION OVERVIEW REPORT (INCLUDES EDI SITES) STATIONARY TANKS INVENTORY SYSTEM LIST ' HAZARDOUS WASTE QUICK LOOK REPORT L�' ' �J In order to query our database for the streets that lie within the specified study location, EDM utilized the information supplied by you along with the Rand McNallv Business User's Street Atlas & Directory Pinellas Countv and the AAA Map of Greater Pinellas. The EDR identified 12 facilities that appeared on the above lists. For your convenience, all sites identified within the EDR have been compiled into a Master List that appears at the beginning of the EDR. ' � Please note that locations without reported address numbers or street orientations (ie N, 'S, E, or W) were included if they were identified within the study area. When requesting - information in the future, please mdicate the specific address number ranges for the study area that �ou are interested in. While Envu�onmental Data Management, Inc. will perform this research, we cannot assume respons�blitity for any missed streets or address ' number ranges when compiling the EDR. The NPL, CERCLIS, ERNS, SITES, and SOLID WASTE FACILITIES lists were also � researched for listin�s within the City of Clearwater, due to the fact that facilities referenced on these lists often create a higher level of environmental concern. Facilities identified on these lists have been condensed onto CITY SUMMARY LISTS e�ibiting t only the name and address of these sites. If you would like specific information on any of the sites appearing on these Summary Lists, please contact us and we will be happy to supply you wrth this informarion at no addirional cost. ' The EDR is a listing of faciliries and locations that have been or are presently involved in activities related to the handling of �otentially hazardous materials. Based upon the type of activities conducted on these srtes, the potential for environmental degradarion to exist on that site and nearby sites may be present. Once identified as a potential risk, each facility or site listed on the EDR can be further researched by visiting or communicating with local, State or Federal authorities. Without information such as thaf provided by the EDR, facilities known to be an environmental hazard or of potential concern to your study location may go undetected in your evaluation. Should you have any questions regarding this report, or our service, please do not � hesitate to contact us. We appreciate the opportumty to be of service to you and look forward to working with you in the future. � ' 1 ' ' Sincerely, ENVIRONMENTAL DATA MANAGEMENT, INC. �.`_�� Cheryl E. 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The absence of data from this report indicates that there are no NPL sites within the boundaries of your requested research area. In addition, we have included a CITY SUNII�IARY list of NPL sites within the city(s) of your requested research area. If more specific information relative to a particular site is required, please contact us and we will send this information as an addendum to this report, at no additional cost. The absence of data from the CITY SUNIlKARY list indicates that there are no NPL sites within. the city(s) encompassing your requested research area. NPL STATUS: ESPLANATION OF CODES (NPL) F = FINAL P = PROPOSED D= DELETED FROM FINAL NPL R= REMOVED FROM PROPOSED NPL N= NOT CURRENTLY PROPOSED OR FINAL O = NON-SITE INDICATOR NPL UPDATE: NUMERICAL VALUE INDICATING WHICH CONSECUTIVE NPL UPDATE THE SITE FIRST APPEARED ON DATE PROPOSED: DATE THAT THE SITE WAS PROPOSED FOR INCLUSION ON THE NPL DATE FINALIZED: DATE THAT THE SITE WAS INCLUDED ON NPL ' �^ p� Environmental Data Management, Inc. IIJI' 72360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 , ' ' . r :_.. .::.._;.. ��'I`.:�1.:- . �...f:"!j:,a�•ail� r';.._ ,: � . '"!p:ij`..�t'�1-iC:.i`'i� :i'`i . .. - , .,- - . ; � �: -: , :�_ .. � . ... � : . .... � - .�. . . i ._.. i-� f.... t . , . . , 5.J �i:i _. ..: ��'•i 'r��4 i.._ . � ..._ .. � �'� .,. . _. _.. .._ �._ r �:.= i ._...__� T ._._..._'""_."�.�_....._..._._..___._...__.___.. F",;'9� �- T,". i, i.� ;•.;L�h1E�E:�' q S.T. TE C�! 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'�":T' 1 �� i 1 A � i'_` I H 1^ �1 I I 1� L� . rii:�_' " i_ i i'..�+.-.lic;F*1r•1 i_'_�i�`� a . , �J �� I , I � I � I 1 I � I ' I � I , I ' ' � ' ' � �_� ' IINITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION A(3ENCY DATA COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAI+ REBPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT INDES BYSTEM LIBT (C�RCLIB) The CERCLIS list contains facilities and/or locations that the ' USEPA or State environmental agency is investigating to determine if an existing or threatened release of hazardous substances is present. These sites may also occur on the NPL list as S�i�g � I ' 1 , ' � , � � , �1 �(I ' slated for EPA funded response action or they may be under a e or Federal enforcement action for cleanup by the responsible parties. Once identified as a potential environmental problem,+ site assessment is typically conducted by the USEPA or for all sites listed on the CERCLIS list. Based upon of the preliminary assessment further assessment anc activities may by deemed necessary. If warranted, th ranked according to the degree of environmental heali concerns and placed on the National Priorities Li; cleanup under the auspices of the USEPA. preliminary State agency the f indings remediation : site may be h and safety �t (NPL) for The EDM CERCLIS report identifies those sites that presently appear, or have in the past appeared on the CERCLIS list. The EVENT TYPES categories exhibited on this list indicates what type of assessment or cleanup activities have been initiated or completed at these sites. The "Explanation of Codes" form, exhibited on the following page, provides an interpretation of each EVENT TYPE. The absence of data from the EDM CERCLIS report indicates that there are no CERCLIS sites within the boundary of your requested research area. In addition, we have also included a CITY STJrII�iARY list reporting the addresses/locations of registered CERCLIS sites within the city(s) of your requested research area. If more specific information relative to a particular site is required, please contact us and we will send this information as an addendum to this report, at no additional cost. The absence of data from the CITY SUrIIKARY list indicates that there are no registered CERCLIS sites within the city(s) encompassing your research area. , �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. 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The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems on the site, but rather that the site is (or was) engaged in hazardous waste handling activites and therefore may have the potential to cause environmental degradation if hazardous wastes have been mishandled or otherwise released in an uncontrolled manner. Each site exhibited on the EDM RCRIS report will have it's status (i.e. Generator, Transporter or TSD) indicated beneath one of the columns shown on the right side of the report. A brief explanation of the symbols exhibited in these indicator columns is presented below. The absence of data from the EDM RCRIS report indicates that no RCRIS sites were found within the boundaries of your requested research area. EXPLANATION OF CODES GENERATOR INDICATOR: X= GENERATES > 1000 Kg OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER MONTH S= GENERATES < 1000 Kg OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER MONTH TRANSPORTER INDICATOR: X= THIS FACILITY HAS OR DOES TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS WASTE "BLANK" = THIS FACILITY DOES NOT TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS WASTE TSD INDICATOR: X= THIS FACILITY HAS OR DOES TREAT, STORE OR DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE "BLANK" = THIS FACILITY DOES NOT TREAT, STORE OR DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. � 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 �J Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 , . . �. , -. _ , _ _:. .> . . .g-_.. :. � � : �'� r . .r.:� . :-. .�. '' _-:. 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The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems on the site, but rather that the site is (or was) engaged in hazardous waste handling activites and therefore may have the potential to cause environmental degradation if hazardous wastes have been mishandled or otherwise released in an uncontrolled manner. Each site exhibited on the EDM HWDMS report will have it's status (i.e. Generator Status, TSD, etc...) indicated beneath one of the columns shown on the right side of the report. Please refer to the "Explanation of Codes" form, on the following pages, to interpret the particular status of each site. The absence of data from the EDM HWDMS report indicates that no HWDMS sites were found within the boundaries of your requested research area. ' �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. � 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 IJ Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 ' ' ' ' EBPLANATION OF CODES ( HIIDMB ) ' GEN = GENERATOR OF HAZARDOUS WASTE I ' I , I ' ' ' � ' , ' ' � ' 1= GENERATES 1000 Kg OR MORE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER MONTH 2= GENERATES 100-1000 Kg OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER MONTH 3= GENERP,TES NO MORE THAN 100 Kg OF HAZARDOUS WASTE PER MONTH N = NON-NOTIFIER TRN = TRANSPORTER OF HAZARDOUS WASTE TSD = TREAT, STORE AND/OR DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE ON SITE UIC = FACILITY HAS UNDERGROUND INJECTION WELLS ON SITE INT = FACILITY HAS APPLIED FOR INTERIM STATUS (WAS ENGAGED IN TSD ACTIVITIES PRIOR TO EFFECTIVE DATE OF RCRA) TO CONTINUE TSD ACTIVITIES UNTIL PERMIT IS ISSUED Y= FACILITY HAS OBTAINED INTERIM STATUS W = WITHDRAWN PART "A" APPLICATION D = DENIED INTERIM STATUS E= NOT QUALIFIED FOR INTERIM STATUS BUT GIVEN ENFORCEMENT DISCRETION TO OPERATE FACILITY STATUS: C119 = PERTAINS TO PART "A" APPLICATION C119-1 = FACILITY FILED PART "A" FOR EXISTING FACILITY C119-2 = FACILITY FILED PART "A" FOR NEW FACILITY C119-3 = FACILITY FILED PART "A" FOR CLOSED FACILITY C302-1 = FACILITY IS A COMMERCIAL FACILITY C303 = PERTAINS TO NOTIFICATION C303-1 = NON-HANDLER(CLAIMED; OTHER THAN RCRA REGULATED WASTE HANDLER) C303-2A = FACILITY IS A SMALL QUANITY GENERATOR C303-4 = RCRA EXEMPT HAZARDOUS WASTE HANDLER (OTHER THAN RECYCLER) C303-5 = RCRA EXEMPT RECYCLER C303-6 = NON-RESPONDENT FACILITY C303-7 = FACILITY IS OUT OF BUSINESS C303-9 = CLOSED NON-TSD FACILITY ' �^ p� Environmental Data Management, Inc. '�/� 12360 66th Street North • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 � ' ' ' ' ' ' I , I � I � I ' C 1 1 1 � EBPLANATION OF CODES HWDMS (Cont'd) PERMIT STATUS: C1105 = PERTAINS TO RCRA APPLICATION OR PERMIT STATUS C1105-1 = INTERIM STATUS FACILITY/YET TO BE PERMITTED C1105-2 = RCRA PERMITTED FACILITY C1105-3 = PERMIT BY RULE C1105-4 = FACILITY HAS REQUESTED PERMIT WITHDRAWL C1105-5 = INDICATES PERMIT WITHDRAWN, NEVER HAD INTERIM STATUS (PRECAUTIONARY FILER) C1105-6 = PART "A" WITHDR.AWN BUT INTERIM STATUS NOT TERMINATED C1105-7 = INTERIM STATUS TERMINATED C1105-8 = GIVEN ENFORCEMENT DISCRETION TO OPERATE IN LIEU OF INTERIM STATUS C1105-9 = NEW FACILITY/PART "B" PERMIT RECEIVED C1105-0 = OTHER C1105-A = RCRA PERMIT DENIED C1105-C = CERCLA REGULATED FACILITY C1105-S = STATE REGULATED TSD FACILITY ' �� /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. /� 12360 66th Street North • Largo. 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The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems on the site, ' but rather that the site conducts operations that may have a potential to cause environmental degradation if hazardous compounds are released in an uncontrolled manner. � , ' , ' ' ' � ' L�' ' Each site exhibited on the EDM FINDS report will have an "X" beneath one or more of the source indicators shown on the right side of the report. These source indicators tell which EPA program, such as Air, Water or Hazardous Waste, is responsible for regulating the activities conducted on the site. The "Explanation of Codes" form, exhibited on the following page, provides a brief description of each source indicator and the corresponding EPA office responsible for regulating these activities. The absence of data from this report indicates that there are no facilities and/or locations registered on the FINDS list within the boundaries of your requested research area. , �^ /�� Environmentai Data Management, Inc. � 12360 66th Street North • Largo, Florida 34643 �J Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 ' ' 1 ' 80IIRCE INDICATOR HWDMS ' PCS ' CDS I ' I ' I , I ' � ' I ' I ' FATES CERCLA STORET DOCKET FURS FRDS SIA FFIS HWCTDB E%PLANATION OF CODES FACILITY ZNDE% SYSTEM (FINDS) DESCRIPTION OF BOIIRCE RESPONBIBLE OFFICE - HP,ZARDOUS WASTE DATA - OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - PERMIT COMPLIANCE - OFFICE OF WATER ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM AND PERMITS - COMPLIANCE DATA SYSTEM - OFFICE OF AIR AND RADIATION - PESTICIDES AND TOXIC - OFFICE OF PESTICIDES AND SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT TOXIC SUBSTANCES ENFORCEMENT SYSTEM - COMPREHENSIVE - HAZARDOUS WASTE/SUPERFUND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY ACT (SUPERFUND) - STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL - OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER OF WATER DATA - OFFICE OF REGIONAL - OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT AND COUNCIL COMPLIANCE MONITORING - FEDERAL UNDERGROUND - OFFICE OF DRZNKING WATER INJECTION SYSTEM - FEDERAL REPORTING - FEDERAL UNDERGROUND DATA SYSTEM INJECTION CONTROL - SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT - HAZARDOUS WASTE/SUPERFUND SYSTEM - FEDERAL FACILITIES - FEDERAL FACILITIES INFORMATION SYSTEM - HAZARDOUS WASTE - OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND CONTROL TECHNOLOGY OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DATA BASE DEVELOPMENT , CICIS - CHEMICALS IN COMMERCE - OFFICE OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES INFORMATION SYSTEM INVENTORY ' ' STATE - STATE SYSTEM - STATE PROGRAM OFFICES ' �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. ,�� /� 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 . 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I ' I � I ' �J ' ' The SITES list contains information on which agency�(FDER, EPA or local) has taken the lead role in overseeing the assessment and cleanup activities required for a site as well as the project manager who is responsible for the site. The "Explanation of Codes" form exhibited below identifies the codes that are used to designate the lead and support agencies relative to the activities being conducted on each site. The absence of data from this report indicates that no facilities and/or locations on the SITES list were found within the boundaries of your requested research area. In addition, we have included a CITY SLJbII�IARY list reporting the location of SITES facilities within the city(s) of your requested research area. If more specific information relative to a SITES location is desired, please feel free to contact us and we will send you this information as an addendum to this report, at no additional cost. The absence of data from the CITY SUNIlKARY list indicates that no facilities and/or locations on the SITES list were found within the city(s) encompassing your research area. ' , DIST = , EPA = BWC = ' OGC = ' , , ERPLANATION OF CODES FLORIDA SITEB LIST LEAD IINITB AND/OR SIIPPORT IINITB FDER DISTRICT OFFICE (i.e SOUTHWEST, CENTRAL, ETC...) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGIONAL OFFICE FDER BUREAU OF WASTE CLEANUP FDER OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNCIL LOCAL = LOCAL AGENCY (i.e. MUNICIPALITY OR COUNTY) DERM = DADE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT GW = 3012 = ' �■V/ � FDER GROUNDWATER SECTION EPA/CERCLA SITE SCREENING SECTION Environmentai Data Management, Inc. 12360 66th Street North • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel(813)536-8989 Fax(813)535-9757 .:_:_. .-:.. _ _.,:-.r. i�:i - ° `. �, :: ` 1,:�.,j_ .. _.. � . �=:« �.. , , , , ..,- _: I'.: _. .,_.;,d; ;�p•.i ; ,:;,.._ �;r-, i �; :1�;! ,. .=��..i� _ ; , �-- �-. ._ _ �, _ ,_ ,. ;... i . - -� ,. _;_ ;..; �:, , :��.:; -., . ..._, �....,..... ,,..;. _... _..: r-. .,. .._ . , _... ._. � ; j��_ ��IT`'! �� ;Ui''1;��;., P�a ��, (•1 f.- �^, f'•a �i �._ C"=� H� I�� h•d =; I i E I C�J F�' C� f�' I"1 ��:i. !n I`:; f`d� �ATr� Ft_IUrJL- Fp�=' THIS A�'F_r�; nF �-;_f�.J��'r' ; L� � I T I�� r�d hL � l��F Q: �:a l �r� r•ac� � z� z �.:.��r�� z �_ -r : LEHD Ur�{IT: �LaF'F'O�'T Uhl I T : F�'03 I`'Ii�F' � AT'TQ�'�{E`r 4 '�T�;�TL�� : 57ATU� L E1Tr e ._ .,.. � , , ,. _ .. ;; _;>. . � . : ,.... , � : -3 i._. � : , : . � � �- _, _. .. r r .... ... f i":. �:... _, .,. ._... ___' � i',' ' , . . ..:� . .II•:;;�. 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The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems at the site, but rather that the site handles solid wastes that could pose an environmental concern if, as a result of an uncontrolled release, hazardous compounds were able to impact the environment and possibly migrate from the site. The EDM SOLID WASTE FACILITIES report identifies those sites which presently appear, or have in the past appeared, on this list. The "Explanation of Codes" form exhibited below and on the following page will assist in interpreting the information contained in this report. The absence of data from the EDM SOLID WASTE FACILITIES report indicates that there are no SOLID WASTE FACILITIES within the boundary of your requested research area. In addition, we have included a CITY SUNIlKARY list reporting the addresses/locations of SOLID WASTE sites within the city(s) of your requested research area. If you require specific information relative to any of the sites appearing on this list, please contact us and we will supply you with this information as an addendum to this report, at no additional cost. The absence of data from the CITY SUNIl�iARY list indicates that there are no registered SOLID WASTE FACILITIES within the city(s) encompassing your research area. $%PLANATION OF CODES 100 = CLASS I LANDFILL (Accept non-hazardous waste from domestic, Municipal, Commercial and Industrial sources) 200 = CLASS II LANDFILL (Accept same type of waste as Class I, but in smaller quantities) 300 = CLASS III LANDFILL (Accept Construction and Landscape ' - Debr is ) 310 TRASH/YARD TRASH 320 = TRASH COMPOSITING 1 ' �■VI � 400 = SLUDGE DISPOSAL FACILITY Environmental Data Management, Inc. 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel(813)536-8989 Fax(813)535-9757 i� i� �� ' ' ' ' ' n LI ' 'I �� ' � EBPLANATION OF CODES SOLID WASTE FACILITIES (Cont'd) 500 = OTHER DISPOSAL FACILITY 510 = SPECIAL WASTE 520 = OLD DUMP 530 = LACK OF DATA 540 = CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS 590 = UNAUTHORIZED DUMP 591 = C & D DEBRIS (UNAUTHORIZED) 592 = WASTE TIRE SITE (UNAUTHORIZED) 600 = THERMAL TREATMENT FACILITY 610 = INCINERATION 611 = INCINERATION ONLY 612 = WATERFALL INCINERATOR 620 = PYROLYSIS 630 = OTHER TREATMENT 631 = BIOHAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT 700 = 710 720 721 722 730 740 741 742 743 748 749 750 751 752 753 VOLUME REDUCTION/TRANSFER STATION = BALER/COMPACTOR = SHREDDER/PULVERIZER = AUTO/WHITE GOODS SHREDDER = MOBILE SHREDDER = SLUDGE CONCENTRATION = COMPOSTING PLANT = SLUDGE COMPOSTING = YARD TRASH ONLY COMPOSTING (17-709) = MANURE COMPOSTING = OTHER COMPOSTING (17-701) = OTHER COMPOSTING (17-709) = TRANSFER STATION = WASTE TIRE COLLECTION CENTER = USED OIL COLLECTION CENTER = BIOHAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE ' 800 = _RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY 810 MATERIAL RECOVERY 811 = USED OIL RECYCLING 812 = CONTAINER RECYCLING � 820 = ENERGY RECOVERY 821 BIOMASS GAS/LIQUID PRODUCTION ' , � rr��n 900 = OTHER VOLUME REDUCTION/RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY Environmental Data Management, Inc. 12360 66th Street North • Largo, Florida 34643 Tel(813)536-8989 Fax(813)535-9757 . ,.._,. , : � � _ _ _ _ - ...- :_ > -:.,,: �;T��.;r,��.r;..r�� : , . ;�i�;,r•.;.: ;!:_, -. : - : -.: � � : .�.. ,�: .- -. ,._ ..... ;.� T ; .. _ - ,. ,.. 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The appearance of a site on this list is an indication that a release has occurred on the site and may pose a potential for environmental degradation of the site and surrounding properties. The PCOR list includes those sites that have been accepted into the State of Florida Early Detection Incentive (EDI) Program and the Petroleum Liability Insurance Restoration Program (PLIRP), which provide for State clean-up or reimbursement for the clean-up of sites that have been contaminated as a result of leaking fuel storage tanks. The PCOR list also identifies sites that have notified the FDER of a release but have not been accepted into either of these programs. These sites are identified on the EDR by the word "OTHER" entered under. the Program Field. Sites that have been accepted into the EDI or PLIRP Programs are issued a Rank arid Score relative to the severity of the release that has occurred. The Score that a site receives is compiled by assigning numerical values relative to the circumstances of the release. The Rank is determined by the value of the score issued to the site and represents the priority that the State has placed on initiating cleanup activities at the site. In general, a site that is issued a high Score is assigned a relatively low numerical Rank. A low Rank value indicates a higher priority for response from the State. This report identifies those sites which presently appear, or have in the past ,appeared, on the PETROLEUM CONTAMINATION OVERVIEW REPORT. The absence of data from this report indicates that there are no facilities and/or locations registered on this list within the boundaries of your requested research area. , �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. 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The appearance of a site on this list does not necessarily indicate environmental problems at the site, but rather that the potential for environmental degradation to occur on the site or on adjacent sites is present if the storage tanks have experienced leakage. To better evaluate this potential, information on each tank system is provided. This information includes: the age of the tank(s), capacity, construction type, contents, type of leak monitoring system and current status (i.e. active, removed, etc..). The "Explantion of Codes" form exhibited on the following pages provide an interpretation of each code found on this list.. The EDM TANKS report identifies those sites which presently appear, � of have in the past appeared, on the TANKS list. The absence of data from this report indicates that there are no facilities and/or locations registered on the TANKS list within the boundaries of ' your requested research area. I� � � � � � �^ /�� Environmental Data Management, Inc. � 12360 66th Street NoRh • Largo, Florida 34643 �� Tel (813) 536-8989 Fax (813) 535-9757 « � t � i I� LJ � 1 � ' , � � , � l� ' E%PLANATION OF CODES STATIONARY TANR INVENTORY SYSTEM LIST FACILITY TYPE A = RETAIL STATION C = NON-RETAIL BUSINESS E = INDUSTRIAL PLANT G = STATE GOVERNMENT I = COUNTY GOVERNMENT K = BULK CHEMICAL SITE M = AGRIBUSINESS S = SMALL USER FACILITY V = MARINE FACILITY Z = OTHER B = RESIDENCE D= INLAND BULK PETRO PLANT F = FEDERAL GOVERNMENT H = LOCAL CITY GOVERNMENT J = COLLECTION STATION L = CHEMICAL USER FACILITY N = INDIAN LAND T = TERMINAL FACILITY X = TANKLESS FACILITY REBPECTIVE CONTENTS A = LEADED GAS C = GASAHOL E = AVIATION GAS G = DIESEL/EMERG. GENERATOR I = SAND K = KEROSENE M= FUEL OIL ON SITE O = NEW/LUBE OIL Q = PESTICIDE S = CHLORINE COMPOUND U = MINERAL ACID W = PETROLEUM ADDITIVE Z = OTHER g = UNLEADED GAS D = VEH. 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