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5.0 INVESTIGATION ACTIVITIES AND FINDINGS <br /> Telic investigated both the site and the study area, defined as the off-site area within <br /> a radius of approximately 1/4 mile of the site. <br /> 5.1 Site Visit <br /> A site visit was conducted by Telic personnel on August 2, 1990 to review areas of <br /> potential environmental concern related to the use of hazardous materials at the site. The <br /> weather on that day was clear; temperature 95°; winds were approximately 2-5 miles per hour <br /> from the southwest. <br /> The property is relatively flat. There were indications that the site has been used for <br /> the disposal of construction debris consisting of dirt, rock and concrete material. There are <br /> three locations where additional debris has recently been disposed of. Two of the locations are <br /> along Anderson Street on Parcel 12. A larger quantity of debris is located on Parcel 18 along <br /> the spur tracks. Along the western boundary of the site, a considerable amount of broken tile <br /> that has been disposed of and appears to be used as fill. <br /> The entire site was walked. No odors, discolored soil, stressed vegetation or other <br /> evidence of spills or disposal activities were found during the site review. <br /> The railroad lines to the north and dividing the property in a north to south direction <br /> are on rock foundations, generally from one to three feet high. Chemically treated timbers <br /> support the rail ties. No vegetation was observed along the railroad lines. Typically, <br /> herbicides are used to prevent weeds and vegetation from growing on and around the tracks. <br /> During the on-site visit, Telic personnel looked for, but did not find, evidence of the <br /> following: <br /> 5 <br />