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10340 V3 Boring Log Report Spartans' Square *07292 Jeff Paddock 1053194.55 1815801.56 615 State Plane (Illinois East), USFeet 16 Boring Name SM-GP-117 soil sampling/temp well 22' south and 10' west of southwest corner of the building 1130 1230 11/19/2008 11/19/2008 11 6600 DT Truck 16 2 11 Bentonite OSE Geoprobe Ken/Mark Depth (ft) PID (ppm) PP (tsf) % Recovery Well Depth (ft) PID (ppm) PP (tsf) % Recov eryWell Lithologic Description Lithologic Description Observ ations Observ ations Samples 0 Asphalt- - ------ 2 0 50 Fill- gray and brown- mixed sand and grav el with bricks-non-plastic--non-cohesive-moist--clay content increases with depth No odor or visual 4 0 Fill- gray and brown- silty mottled clay with bricks and grav el-low plasticity --moderate cohesion-moist--brown mottling, becomes rusty with depth 0 6 CL (Lean Clay)- light brown- sandy clay with grav el-moderate plasticity --moderate cohesion--- 4.4 80 8 10 SM-GP-117(X-117) 12 8.6 0 80 GW (Well Graded Gravel)- light brown- angular dolomite grav el with clay matrix-non-plastic--non-cohesive-moist--clay content decreases with depth No odor or visual 14 0 16 - - Ref usal at 16', Bedrock------ 18 END OF BORING (FT): 16
APPENDIIX D PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION
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ILLINOIS SITE REMEDIATION PROGRAM C
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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APPENDICES Appendix A Historical Do
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The far northeast Former Clark Stat
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‣ Tier 2 soil component of the Cl
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Section 4 - Documentation of Field
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Physical Setting Sources: • Berg,
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The Will Silty Clay Loam is a poorl
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Groundwater Classification: The sat
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y Dalhart Avenue to the west, Norma
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The soil gas samples were submitted
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3.3 INVESTIGATION MONITORING AND EQ
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casing volumes and allowed to recha
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Summary results of analyses are pre
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4.3 REC 1 - FORMER DRY CLEANING OPE
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5.0 ENDANGERMENT ASSESSMENT The Sit
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5.3 SITE RECOGNIZED ENVIRONMENTAL C
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• There is no evidence of hazardo
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As summarized in (Tables 1.1, 2.1 t
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‣ The Village of Romeoville maint
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A Tier 1 RO evaluation of Site data
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FIIGURES
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± Various Retail & Commercial Busi
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TABLES
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Table 1.1 Summary of Soil and Groun
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TABLE 2.1 - SOIL ANALYTICAL RESULTS
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Volatile Organic Compounds (Method
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TABLE 3.2 - GROUNDWATER ANALYTICAL
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Chemical Name and Soil Remediation
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February 13, 2008 Ms. Dawn Caldwell
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SIGNATURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESS
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LIST OF APPENDICES Appendix I Quali
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material risk of harm to public hea
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terms with Village of Romeoville. T
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The following published documents w
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An ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey was
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Hydrogeology: Based on regional top
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The EDR database report identified
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One site was identified as part of
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Multiple historical sources were re
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Independence Boulevard followed by
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All tenants Mexican Restaurant Laun
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Parking lot, northeast of building
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8.0 FINDINGS, OPINIONS & CONCLUSION
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± Approximate Site Boundary V3 Com
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± Spartans' Square Shopping Center
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Ms. Dawn Caldwell Village of Romeov
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Ms. Dawn Caldwell Village of Romeov
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FIIGURES
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± Approximate Site Boundary Variou
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TABLES
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TABLE 2 - GROUNDWATER ANALYTICAL RE
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10173 V3 Boring Log Report Boring N
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CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY PROTOCOL Laborator
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DECONTAMINATION ACTIVITIES PROTOCOL
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• Depth at which saturated condit
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BEACON Report No. 2096 PASSIVE SOIL
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BEACON Report Number: 2096 Passive
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BEACON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
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Table 1 Beacon Environmental Servic
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MW-9 Asphalt Parking Lot Sanitary S
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MW-9 Asphalt Parking Lot Sanitary S
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Attachments
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BEACON PSG SAMPLER DEPLOYMENT THROU
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Attachment 3 LABORATORY PROCEDURES
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APPENDIIX B WELL SURVEY DOCUMENTATI
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Well ID Well Description Status Dep
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minimum protection zones are regula
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CHAIN-OF-CUSTODY PROTOCOL Laborator
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TEMPORARY MONITORING WELL INSTALLAT
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