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Identified Contamination Source Evaluation & Recommendations <br /> Surrounding properties are used for Agricultural chemicals continue to be <br /> 3. agriculture. (Current and past off- applied to these sites. Assuming <br /> site) responsible application, no action is <br /> warranted at this time. <br /> Lead- and asbestos-containing materials <br /> may be present in the structures. In the <br /> event of demolition or remodeling, a lead <br /> and asbestos survey should be <br /> conducted prior to the start of activities. <br /> Based on the aerial photos Lead may be present in the soil / <br /> reviewed, it appears that all the surrounding the painted buildings. The <br /> 4 structures on the Site were ground beneath the structures may have <br /> constructed prior to 1952, and most been treated with environmentally <br /> were constructed prior to 1937. persistent pesticides. Should any <br /> (Current and past on-site) demolition, renovation or construction be <br /> planned, the property owner should <br /> consider these possibilities before <br /> disturbing the soil in the area of the <br /> building footprints. <br /> No i ecords for the fire could be located at <br /> she"OES or local fire departments; there is <br /> no evidence that hazardous materials <br /> A partially-burned packing shed is were involved. However, based on the <br /> located on the Site. Apparently age of the structure, it is possible that <br /> empty and unburned chemical asbestos- or lead-containing materials <br /> 5 containers were observed in the may be present; management of these <br /> building, and debris including materials is discussed in Item 4, above. <br /> several broken lawnmowers was The chemical containers, lawnmowers, <br /> observed in the area. (Current on- and any other hazardous debris should <br /> site) be appropriately disposed. If soil staining <br /> is present beneath the debris, chemical <br /> analysis and/or removal of contaminated <br /> soil may be warranted. <br /> LOGE1028 Page 8 <br />