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Identified Contamination Source Evaluation S Recommendations <br /> Lead- and asbestos-containing materials <br /> may be present in the two houses on the <br /> Site. Any remodeling or demolition <br /> should be conducted in accordance with <br /> local, State, and Federal regulations <br /> Two houses and an unpainted regarding these constituents. Lead also <br /> wooden shed are located on the may be present in the soil surrounding the <br /> Site. At least three additional former structures. The ground beneath <br /> structures, including a barn, an the current and former structures may <br /> equipment shed, and a possible have been treated with environmentally 6 /�, <br /> hotel or commercial building, were persistent pesticides. The property owner ! <br /> 5. present on the Site in the past. The should consider these possibilities before <br /> stone house is approximately 140 disturbing the soil in the area of the <br /> years old, a res current and former building footprints. <br /> all dat before 1959. One se i Additional septic systems or other <br /> sys m repair permit was identified underground infrastructure related to the <br /> for the stone house. (Current and current and former structures may exist <br /> pa on-site) on the Site. Any septic systems not in <br /> use should be properly destroyed <br /> ERD oversight. It is also common to find <br /> buried debris in the vicinity of old <br /> structures, any debris encountered should <br /> be characterized and appropriately <br /> disposed. <br /> Three hazardous materials incidents Based on the dates and locations of the <br /> were identified for the vicinity of the incidents, as well as the materials (3,4-) <br /> Site including one in which 20 <br /> fi. involved, it is unlikely that residual <br /> gallons of a diesel-water mixture <br /> spilled to the shoulder of the road in thesecontasources. <br /> exists on the Site from (6- 0 <br /> 1997. (Past off-site) <br /> these sources. <br /> Transformers are of concern because the <br /> Three pole-mounted transformers oil within them may contain PCBs. The 3 <br /> were observed on the Site. They PCBs can contaminate soil in the event of '3y <br /> 7. appeared clean but were not a leak. Because the Transformers appear <br /> labeled as free of polychlorinated undamaged no action is warranted at this <br /> biphenyls (PCBs). (Current on-site) time. The property owner may contact <br /> the utility provider for further information <br /> on PCB content of transformers if desired. <br /> LOGE1022 Page 8 <br />