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' SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION <br /> M <br /> L <br /> ItSTRODUCTION <br /> The Williams Landmark fertilizer and petroleum facility <br /> located in Edgerton, Ohio was investigated for potential <br /> 4 <br /> � subsurface contamination in response to a request by a potential <br /> purchaser of the facility. The facility maintains both above and <br /> below ground storage units for petroleum products. The existence <br /> of contamination was indicated near the underground storage tank <br /> k' T installation. <br /> - The subsequent subsurface investigation was aimed at <br /> delineating the areal and vertical extents of contamination. An <br /> area approximately 50' x 75' located approximately twelve ( 12) <br /> feet below ground surface, with a thickness defined by the water <br /> E -- <br /> table was defined as the extents of contamination. Additionally, <br /> it was determined that the quality of the groundwater has been <br /> -- <br /> L��` adversely affected. <br /> This investigation was performed for Williams Landmark <br /> Corporation of Montpelier, Ohio. <br /> . Authorization to perform this investigation was in form of an <br /> accepted proposal between Mr. Dale Kuenzli of Williams Landmark <br /> { and Alt & Witzig Engineering, Inc. <br /> i <br /> Page 33 <br /> 70 <br />