Phase I - Halifax Regional Municipality
Phase I - Halifax Regional Municipality
Phase I - Halifax Regional Municipality
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Colliers International 14 SLR Ref.: 210.05696.00<br />
<strong>Phase</strong> I ESA February 17, 2009<br />
5515 Clyde Street & 1452 Queen Street, <strong>Halifax</strong>, NS<br />
6.0 CONCLUSIONS<br />
SLR has performed a <strong>Phase</strong> I ESA in conformance with the scope and limitations of the CSA<br />
Standard Z768-01 and <strong>Halifax</strong> <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Municipality</strong>’s Request for Proposal (HRM RFP) #08-<br />
359 of the properties located at 5515 Clyde Street and 1452 Queen Street in <strong>Halifax</strong>, Nova<br />
Scotia. There were no exceptions to or deletions from the CSA Standard Z768-01.<br />
Based on the results of the <strong>Phase</strong> I ESA, SLR identified the following potential environmental<br />
concerns associated with the subject property:<br />
• A laundromat/dry cleaner is located across Clyde Street, southeast of the site.<br />
• Due to the age of the buildings, it is possible that the multi-unit residential dwelling and<br />
the pay stations buildings may contain regulated building materials.<br />
• Several pole-mounted transformers are located around the subject property on Dresden<br />
Row, Clyde Street and Birmingham Street.<br />
• A small pay station building is located on the west side of each parking lot. Each building<br />
contains a small Danby air conditioner.<br />
• Minor spills and leaks from vehicles may impact the subsurface via the cracks observed<br />
in the parking lots.<br />
• A laundromat was formerly located in the southwest corner of one of the subject<br />
properties (1452 Queen Street).<br />
• Former buildings located on each of the subject properties were demolished and buried<br />
on-site.<br />
• Several former service stations were located on surrounding properties and could<br />
potentially impact the subject properties.<br />
• The subject property is in an area that is mapped as having moderate uranium content<br />
The decay of uranium produces radon gas that is harmful to human health.<br />
• Acid-generating bedrock may be present on this site.<br />
SLR