Based upon the results of the Phase I ESA for the Property located at 337 Cleveland Avenue, Fairmont, Marion County, West Virginia, the following items were determined to be recognized environmental conditions RECs: � The former exterior drum storage area along the western Property boundary. � The area around the present AST. � The stained areas around the present and former hydraulic lifts. � The floor drains in the garage. � The stained walls and floor around the 5-gallon buckets in the garage. � The area around and under the present drum storage in the interior garage bay. � The office level, due to the uncertainty of specific historical operations. � The basement level, due to the uncertainty of specific historical operations. � The northern Property boundary, due to the historical use of the adjacent property as a filling station. � It is likely that asbestos and lead-based paint can be found throughout the Property. This constitutes BERs. Evaluation of the data collected during the Phase II ESA concluded that, no concentrations of COPCs detected in shallow soils ranging from 0 to 8 feet below ground surface bgs exceeded the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection WVDEP risk-based de minimis standards for industrial land use. However, concentrations of several COPCs were detected in REC-1 and REC-2 that exceeded the WVDEP risk based de minimis standards for residential land use. Therefore, in the event the plans for future land use change, additional assessment will be required to determine if the COPCs present in Property soils represent a risk to potential receptors. The results of the wipe sampling indicated that concentrations of metals, PAHs, and TPH were present on the floors of REC 2. In addition, concentrations of metals and TPH were present on the floors of REC-3 and REC-4. However, due to the potential presence of asbestos and lead-based paint in the building, it was recommended that a Remedial Action Work Plan RAWP be prepared to outline the proposed asbestos and lead inspection and clean-up activities that should be completed to minimize risks to potential receptors during remodeling or demolition activities. In addition, clean-up activities were proposed in the RAWP to address the presence of the drums, buckets, and the detections of metals, PAHs, and TPH on the building floors. According to the Phase I ESA, asbestos and lead-based paint may be present throughout the building. In addition, as discussed in the Limited Phase II ESA, concentrations of metals, PAHs, and TPH were present on the floors of the garage, office, and basement levels of the building. Also, drums and buckets containing an unknown quantity and composition of materials related to historical site operations were present in the garage area. In order to address these items it was proposed in the RAWP that the following additional tasks be completed: � Waste Container Sampling, Characterization, and Disposal � Universal Waste Survey � Floor Assessment and Cleaning � Asbestos-Containing Materials ACM Survey and Abatement and � Lead-Based Paint Survey and Abatement.
Former Use: The Property is specifically located at 337 Cleveland Avenue in Fairmont, Marion County, West Virginia. According to the most recent deed title from 1989, the Property consists of four parcels with frontage on Cleveland Avenue and Locust Avenue. The Property is situated on the west side of Cleveland Avenue, at the southwestern corner of Cleveland Avenue and Locust Avenue, Fairmont, Marion County, West Virginia. The area in the vicinity of the Property consists of a mixture of residential housing, industrial facilities, commercial offices and businesses, and vacant properties. Based upon historical Sanborn Fire Insurance maps the Property was minimally developed between 1894 and 1906, and appeared to be in a primarily residential area. On a map from 1912, the Property is first indicated to be developed as the Fairmont Dairy Compan