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01/20/2004 13:26 2095224227 GEOLOCa1cAL IEUHNiva �Hu� yralog4a[Ttrkxlfr lnc. Page 3 Environmental Review Project#1143.5 January 12,2002 Site Visit: A site visit was done on January 8, 2004 and the following were observed: • Buildings house equipment, parts storage, trucks, and truck parts and maintenance areas. • Nearly all of the Property is covered with concrete or asphalt. Many scars and some staining were observed. It is not known if chemicals have penetrated beyond its surface and such work is beyond the scope of this review. • An old house is present and was not inspected. It is reported to be used for storage. It appears to be in very poor condition. • A transformer was observed on the property adjoining the Subject Property on three of its sides and fronting on West Avenue. No staining was noted on it, the pole it is on or the ground under it. • The new steam cleaning location and its treatment system includes two ASTs, drums and a metal bier. These are not under overhead protection and if their lids are not tightly in place they are susceptible to rainwater and thus overflow. This should be attended to. At the south end of this area is a large tank used for "cooking" parts in order to clean them. This drains to the steam cleaning area and is processed through the treatment system. Treated water from the Treatment System goes to the city sewer and sludge is returned to the steam cleaning area. The diesel AST is at the southwest corner of this area. This does not have protection from impact provided around it and this should be added. • The area of the dynamometer includes an AST connected to it from just beyond its west enclosure wall. Mr. Rokoszewski stated that it is no longer in use. This should be removed. A plugged storm drain adjoins the area where the UST sits_ This does not appear to be operational. Power is supplied to the dynamometer by way of a conduit north of it and under steel plates. Another storm drain exists in this area. • Mr. Rokoszewski states that all storm drains drain to the cities storm drain system. In addition to the storm drains mentioned above are several in the yard area. • 55-gallon drums and smaller drums of grease and other chemicals used in the business operations are in various buildings.These are under over head protection. Review Conclusion: Based on our review of this document and our discussion with Mr. Rokoszewski, and with the provision that the information provided in reports and interviews was accurate and representative of site conditions, GTI has made the suggestions noted in bold above. The condition of the soils beneath the Subject Property cannot be wade without further work. Probably most notable is the absence of the closures for the UST filled in place and the cleanup of the former pit in the steam cleaning area. We appreciate this opportunity to serve Union Safe Aepost Bank for their environmental needs. If you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 209-522-4119. Respectfully sub 'tted, Cher Kablanow