REPORTON
ASTMPHASEIENVIRONMENTALSITEASSESSME NT
ANDSUBSURFACESAMPLING
SUPERSALVAGEINC.PARCELATBUZZARDPOINT,
SQUARE0605,LOT0802
WASHINGTON,DC
by
Haley&Aldrich,Inc.
McLean,Virginia

for
McKissack&McKissack,Inc.
Washington,DC
FileNo.40223002
July2015
www.haleyaldrich.com
www.haleyaldrich.com
24July2015
FileNo.40223002
McKissack&McKissack
901KStreet,NW6THFloor
Washington,DC20001
Attention: MarkBabbitt
VicePresident&RegionalPracticeLeaderInfrastru cture
Subject: ASTMPhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentandSubsurfaceSampling
SuperSalvageInc.ParcelatBuzzardPoint,Square0605,LOT0802
Washington,DC
LadiesandGentlemen:
TheenclosedreportpresentstheresultsofaPhaseIenvironmentalsiteassessment(PhaseIassessment)
withPhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingconductedattheabovereferenced
SuperSalvageInc.(“SuperSalvage”),
Square0605,Lot0802,inWashington,DC(hereinreferredtoasthe“subjectsite”).APhaseIassessment
wasconductedbyHaley&Aldrich,Inc.(Haley&Aldrich)forsevenparcelsatBuzzardPointproposedfor
redevelopmentasaprofessionalsoccerstadium,inaccordancewithourproposaltoMcKissack&McKissack
dated28June
2013(“Agreement”).TheresultsofthePhaseIIsubsurfacesampling,performedtoevaluate
thepotentialimpactof“recognizedenvironmentalconditions”(RECs),arealsoincludedinthisreport.
OurconclusionsregardingthepresenceandpotentialimpactofRECsonthesubjectsiteareintendedtohelp
theuserevaluatethe“business
environmentalrisk”associatedwiththesubjectsite,asdefinedinthe
ASTME152705StandardanddiscussedinSection1.1ofthisreport.
Thankyoufortheopportunitytoperformtheseservicesforyou.Pleasedonothesitatetocontactusifyou
haveanyquestionsorcomments.
Sincerelyyours,
HALEY&ALDRICH,INC.
KarinS.HollandDavidA.Schoenwolf,P.E.
SeniorTechnicalSpecialist SeniorVicePresident
Enclosures
HALEY&ALDRICH,INC.
7926JonesBranchDr.
Suite870
McLean,VA22102
703.336.6200
1
REPORTON
ASTMPHASEIENVIRONMENTALSITEASSESSME NT
ANDSUBSURFACESAMPLING
SUPERSALVAGEINC.PARCELATBUZZARDPOINT,
SQUARE0605,LOT0802
WASHINGTON,DC
by
Haley&Aldrich,Inc.
McLean,Virginia

Theundersigneddeclarethefollowing:
Wedeclarethat,tothebestofourprofessionalknowledgeandbelief,wemeetthedefinitionof
EnvironmentalProfessionalasdefinedin40CFRPart312,§312.10.
Wehavethespecificqualificationsbase doneducation,training,andexperiencetoassessthenature,
history,andsettingofthesubjectsiteand“developopinionsandconclusionsregardingconditions
indicativeofreleasesorthreatenedreleases.”Wehavedevelopedandperform edthe“allappropriate
inquiries”(AAI)inconformancewiththestandardsand
practicessetforthin40CFRPart312.
KarinHollandDavidA.Schoenwolf,P.E.
SeniorSustainabilitySpecialist PrincipalConsultant|SeniorVicePresident
for
McKissack&McKissack,Inc.
Washington,DC
FileNo.40223002
July2015
www.haleyaldrich.com
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ExecutiveSummary
Haley&Aldrich,Inc.(Haley&Aldrich)performedaPhaseIenvironmentalsiteassessment(PhaseI
assessment)oftheSuperSalvageInc.property(hereinreferredtoasthe“subjectsite”)inWashington,
DC.Thescopeofworkisdescribedandconditionedbyourproposaldated28June2013.Asindicated
in
ourproposal,thisPhaseIassessmentwasperformedinconformancewiththescopeandlimitationsof
theAmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM)E152705StandardPracticeforEnvironmental
SiteAssessments:PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentProcess(ASTME152705Standard)as
referencedin40Code
ofFederalRegulations(CFR)Part312[theAllAppropriateInquiries(AAI)Rule].
DeviationsfromthisStandard,and/ordatagapsandtheirsignificancearedescribedinSection1.5of
thisreport.PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingwasalsoconductedtoevaluateissuesidentifiedduringthe
PhaseIportionoftheassessment.Ourconclusions
areintendedtohelptheuserevaluatethe“business
environmentalrisk”associatedwiththesubjectsite,asdefinedintheASTME152705Standardand
discussedinSection1.1ofthisreport.
ThesubjectsiteisboundedbyapropertyownedbytheDistrictofColumbiatothenorth,
SStreet,SW
tothesouth,1
st
Street,SWtotheeastandapropertyownedbyRollingwoodRealEstatetothewest,
andiscurrentlyoccupiedbyasalvageyardfordiversemetalstructures.
TheobjectiveofaPhaseIassessmentistoidentifyknownandsuspect“recognizedenvironmental
conditions”(RECs),historicalRECs(HRECs),andde
minimisconditionsassociatedwiththesubjectsite,
asdefinedintheASTME152705StandardandinSection1.1ofthisreport.TheobjectiveofthePhaseII
subsurfacesamplingistoprovideapreliminaryevaluationofRECsidentifiedduringthePhaseIportion
oftheassessment,includingorderof
magnitudecostandscheduleimpactsontheproposed
development.
TheASTME152705Standardrequiresanenvironmentalprofessional’sopinionofthepotentialimpacts
ofRECs,HRECs,anddeminimisconditionsidentifiedonasiteduringaPhaseIassessment.Ouropinion
isrenderedwithrespecttoaREC’spotential
(high,medium,orlow)torequireremedialresponsebased
onprevailingagencyrequirementsandourunderstandingthatthesubjectsiteisoneofsevenparcels
beingevaluatedforpotentialredevelopmentasaprofessionalsoccerstadium.Ouropinionregardinga
REC'spotentialimpactonthesubjectsite(high,medium,low,or
unknown)isbasedonthescopeofour
work,theinformationobtainedduringthecourseofourwork,theconditionsprevailingatthetimeour
workwasperformed,theapplicableregulatoryrequirementsineffectatthetimeourworkwas
performed,and/orourexperienceevaluatingsimilarsites,andourunderstanding of
theclient's
intendeduseforthesubjectsite.
Soilandgroundwatersampleswerecollectedfortheevaluationofthepresenceofchemicalsofconcern
atthepotentialRECsassociatedwiththesubjectsiteasdescribedbelow.Foursamplelocationswere
inaccessible,duetoasignificantamountofconcreteorsignificant
pilesofscrapmetalbeingstoredat
theselocations.Inaddition,heavyconcretestainingwasobservedatmanylocationsatthesubjectsite.
Incertainareas,thestainingwastoothicktoconfirmtheintegrityoftheconcrete.Theseconstitutea
datagapinthisreport.
RECOGNIZEDENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS
The
ASTME152705StandarddefinesaRECas“thepresenceorlikelypresenceofanyhazardous
substancesorpetroleumproductsonapropertyunderconditionsthatindi cateanexistingrelease,a
ii
pastrelease,oramaterialthreatofareleaseofanyhazardoussubstancesorpetroleumproductsinto
structuresonthepropertyorintotheground,groundwater,orsurfacewateroftheproperty.”A
materialthreatisdefinedbytheASTME152705Standardas“aphysicallyobservableorobvious
threat
whichisreasonablylikelytoleadtoareleasethat,intheopinionoftheenviro nmentalprofessional,is
threateningandmightresultinimpacttopublichealthortheenvironment.”
ThisPhaseIassessmenthasrevealedfiveKRECs,fourSRECsandfourHRECs.Detailsregardingthe
natureofthese
RECsandouropinionregardingpotentialimpactsareprovidedbelow.
KNOWNORSUSPECTRECOGNIZEDENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS
ConsistentwithASTME152705Section12.5(ReportFormat),andforthepurposesofthisassessment,
thoseRECsthathavebeenidentifiedasbeingpresentwithrespecttothesubjectsitearereferredto
as
KnownRecognizedEnvironmentalConditions(KRECs),andthoseRECsthathavebeenidentifiedasbeing
likelypresentwithrespecttothesubje ctsitearereferredtoasSuspectRecognizedEnvironmental
Conditions(SRECs).
KnownRecognizedEnvironmentalConditions
FiveKRECshavebeenidentifiedatthesubjectsitebasedonthePhaseII
subsurfacesamplingresultsat
thesubjectsiteandadjoiningproperties.
KREC#1: Potentiallyunlined/unpavedsumpatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: Onsitestormwaterandspillsarecapturedandpumpedtoasumpinthe
southwesternportionofthesubjectsitebeforebeingdisposedoffsiteby
a
licensedcontractor.Thesumpcontainedlargequantitiesofoilyliquidduring
thesubjectsitevisitanditwasnotpossibletoascertainwhetherthesumpwas
linedand/orconfirmtheintegrityofthelining.Thesiterepresentativecouldnot
confirmthestatusofthesumplining.Haley&Aldrich
collectedtwosoilsamples
inthevicinityofthesumpinApril2015.Arsenic,lead,benzo(a)pyrene,and
dieselrangetotalpetroleumhydrocarbons(TPHDRO)weredetectedat
concentrationsaboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels,asillustratedinTableI.
KREC#2: Heavystainingofconcreteatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact:
 High
Explanation: Heavyconcretestainingwasobservedatmanylocationsatthesubjectsite.The
concretewasinmoderatetogoodconditionwherevisible.Inotherareas,for
exampletheareasurroundingthesumppump,thestainingwastoothickto
confirmtheintegrityoftheconcrete.Haley&Aldrich
collectedonesoilsample
inthevicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.Arsenicwasdetectedata
concentrationabovetheapplicablesoilscreeninglevel,asillustratedinTableI.
Groundwatercouldnotbecollectedinthislocation.
KREC#3: Oillayerinsecondarycontainmentunderabovegroundstoragetanks(ASTs)
at
thesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: AthicklayerofoilwasobservedatthebottomoftheASTtanksintheeastern
portionofthesubjectsite.Itisunderstoodthatthebottomofthecontainment
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ispavedwithconcrete.However,theintegrityoftheconcretecouldnotbe
confirmed.Haley&Aldrichcollectedthreesoilandtwogroundwatersamplesin
thevicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.ArsenicandTPHDROweredetected
atconcentrationsaboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels,asillustratedinTableI.
Inaddition,arsenicwasalsodetectedatconcentrationsaboveapplicable
groundwaterscreeninglevels.

KREC#4: ConcretestaininginareaofanASTatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: ConcretestainingonpavingnexttoanASTwasobservedinthenorthern
portionofthesubjectsite.The
concretepavingwasinrelativelygoodcondition
duringthesubjectsitevisit.Howeveralargequantityofwastehad been
dumpedimmediatelyadjacenttotheASTpreventingtheHaley&Aldrich
representativefromconfirmingtheconditionoftheconcretebeneaththis
waste.Haley&Aldrichcollectedtwosoilandone
groundwatersamplesinthe
vicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.Arsenic,lead,polychlorinatedbiphenyls
(PCBs),ethylbenzene,andTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoil
screeninglevels,asshowninTableI.Inaddition,antimony,arsenic,lead,and
methylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovegroundwater
screeninglevels.
KREC#5:
 Impactsinnorthernportionofsubjectsite/tothepropertyadjacenttonorthof
thesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: Haley&Aldrichcollectedtwosoilandtwogroundwatersamples(GTW605802
6andGTW6058027)alongtheboundaryofthesubjectsiteandtheproperty
adjacenttothenorth.ArsenicandTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrations
abovesoilscreeninglevels,asshowninTableI.Inaddition,leadandmethylene
chlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovethegroundwaterscreening
level,asindicatedinTableII.
SuspectRecognizedEnvironmental Conditions
ThefollowingSRECwasobserved
ontheadjacentpropertywestofthesubjectsiteduringsitevisitsby
Haley&AldrichforthecomprehensivePhaseIassessmentofBuzzardPointinAugustand2013and
fromalimitedPhaseIIsubsurfaceinvestigationperformedbyHaley&AldrichinSeptember2014.
SREC#1: Soilandgroundwater
petroleumimpactsthatmayhavemigratedfromsubject
site
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: AsoilsampleobtainedfromtestboringcollectedbyHaley&Aldrichfrom
beneaththeeasternportionofthepropertyimmediatelyadjacenttothewest
inSeptember2014revealedapolycyclicaromatichyd rocarbon(PAH),
benzo(a)pyrene,andarsenic
aboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels.Inaddition,
freephaseoilwasobservedingroundwateratthislocationfromadepthof7.6
feetbgsto20.9feetbgs.TPHDROalsoexceededapplicablegroundwater
concentrationsatthislocation.AdditionalsoilsamplingbyHaley&Aldrichin
April2015atthisadjacent
propertyrevealedthepresenceofarsenicandTPH
DROinsoilatconcentrationsaboveassociatedsoilscreeninglevels.
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Furthermore,leadandmethylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrations
aboveapplicablegroundwaterscreeninglevel.Theimpactsmightbeassociated
withthepotentiallyunlined/unpavedsumpdescribedabove(KREC#1).
ThefollowingSRECswereobservedontheadjacentpropertysouthandsoutheastofthesubjectsite
duringsitevisitsbyHaley&Aldrich
forthecomprehensivePhaseIassessmentofBuzzardPointin
AugustandDecember2013andfromaPhaseIIsubsurfaceinvestigationperformedbyHaley&Aldrich
inDecember2013.
SREC#2: Shallowsubsurfacepetroleumimpactfromsurfacestainingorurbanfillat
Square0607,Lot0013
PotentialImpact: Low
Explanation: Apparenthydrocarbonstainswereobserved
duringasitevisiton28August2013
onanasphaltpavedportionofthepropertyatSquare0607,Lot0013thatis
currentlyusedasaparkinglot.Acrackwasobservedintheasphaltunderoneof
thesestainsandasoilsamplecollectedbyHaley&Aldrichfrombeneaththe
asphaltrevealedtotalpetr oleum hydrocarbonsdieselrangeorganics(TPH
DRO)concentrationof184milligramsperkilogram(mg/kg).ThisTPHDRO
detectionconfirmsthepresenceof
minorpetroleumcontaminationinshallow
soil,exceedingtheD.C.MunicipalRegulations(DCMR)
Tier0SoilStandardfor
TPHof100mg/kg.Theverticalextentofimpactiscurrentlynotknown,
althoughbasedontherelativelylowconcentrationimmediatelybeneaththe
staining,thedegreeofimpactappearstobeminor.TheTPHDROdetectionmay
alsoberelatedtourbanfillencounteredinthis
boring.
AnalyticalresultsforasoilsamplecollectedalongSStreet,SWfromadepthof5
to10feetbelowgradeindicatedminorpetroleumimpact(TPHDROat119
mg/kg).ThisTPHDROdetectionconfirmsthepresenceofminorpetroleum
contaminationinshallowsoil,exceedingtheDCMRTier0
SoilStandardforTPH
of100mg/kg.Benzo(a)pyrenewasalsodetectedat8.67mg/kg,slightly
exceedingtheDCRiskBasedCorrectiveAction(DCRBCA)ScreeningLevels(SL)
forconstructionworkerexposureof5.92mg/kg.OtherPAHsandmetals
(arsenicat4.8mg/kgandchromiumat10.3mg/kg)weredetectedat
concentrations
exceedingtheEPARegionIIIRiskBasedScreeningLevel(RSLs)
forresidentialsoil.Thesourceandextentofimpactisnotknown,although
urbanfillwasencounteredinthisboring,whichcommonlyyieldssimilarresults.
Apotentialexistsforsubsurfaceimpactsatadjacentsitestomigratetothe
subjectsite.
SREC#3: Minorgroundwatercontaminationassociatedwithchlorinatedsolventsat
Square0607,Lot0013
PotentialImpact: Low
Explanation: AdvantageEnvironmentalConsultants,LLC(AEC)detectedchlorinatedsolvents
(tetrachloroethylene,trichloroethylene[TCE],1,2dichloroethane,andvinyl
chloride[VC])inagroundwatersamplecollectednearthesoutheastcornerof
thepropertyat
Square0607,Lot0013duringaPhaseIIassessmentconductedin
2005.Thesourceofthechlorinatedsolventsisnotknown;however,Geomatrix,
Inc.indicatedan“asphaltpit”inthisareaofthesubjectsiteonFigure3 oftheir
PhaseIIassessmentreportcompletedin1990.Chlorinatedsolventsdetectedin
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groundwatermayalsobeduetomi gration fromsomeunknownsource
upgradientfromtheproperty.Agroundwatersample collectedbyHaley&
Aldrichinthisareaofthepropertyconfirmedthepresenceofminor
contaminationassociatedwithchlorinatedsolvents,includingrelativelylow
concentrationsofTCEandVC(43.9and38micrograms
perliter[µg/L],
respectively).TheVCconcentrationexceedstheEPARegionIIIRiskBased
ScreeningLevel(SL)forresidentialexposureviaingestion,whichmaynotbe
applicabletothesubjectsite.Theextentofimpactisnotknown,although
volatileorganiccompoundswerereportedlynotdetectedingroundwater
samplescollected
byAECatseveralotherlocationsin2005,suggestingthe
extentmaybelimitedtothesoutheastcornerofthepropertyandarethus
unlikelytoimpactthesubjectsite.
SREC#4: SubstationoperationsatPotomacElectricPowerCompany(PEPCO)Square66 3,
Lot0024
PotentialImpact: Medium
Explanation: Due
totheageofthesubstationandthenatureofactivitiestakingplace,there
isapotentialforleaks,spillsorpolychlorinatedbiphenylcontainingmaterialsto
bepresentatthislot.Apotentialexistsfortheseimpactsatadjacentsitesto
migratetothesubjectsite.
HISTORICALRECs
TheASTM
E152705StandarddefinesanHRECasanenvironmentalcondition“whichinthepastwould
havebeenconsideredarecognizedenvironmentalcondition,butwhichmayormaynotbeconsidereda
recognizedenvironmentalconditioncurrently.”
ThisPhaseIassessmenthasrevealedthefollowingfourHRECs.
HREC#1:LUSTcase
#96030atthesubjectsiteandrelatedtoatankcontaininggasolinewasreportedto
beimpactingsoilandwasgrantedregulatoryclosure.Basedonitsstatusandimpactsbeinglimitedto
soil,impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrent
siteconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#2:LUSTcase#92076onanadjacentpropertytothewestofthesubjectsiteisassociatedwitha
gasolineLUSTthathistoricallyimpactedsoilandgroundwaterunderthesubjectsite.Thestatusof
the
LUSTreleaseislistedasclosed.Basedonitsstatus,impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreatto
humanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrentconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequire
additionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#3:Anonsite20,000gallongasolineLUST(case
#93094)atonanadjacentparceltothesouthof
thesubjectsiteat
Square0607,Lot0013historicallyimpactedsoilandgroundwaterunderthesubject
siteandwasreportedinAugust1993.TheLUSTcasereceivedregulatoryclosureinMay1994.Basedon
itsstatus,impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironme ntunder
currentconditionsanditisunlikely
thattheLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#4:OpenLeakingUndergroundStorageTank(LUST)case#93051onanadjacentparceltothe
southeastofthesubjectsiteatSquare665,Lot0024,PotomacElectricPowerCompany(PEPCO)
GeneratingStation.In1993,significantgasolineanddieselcontaminationwas
discoveredinsoiland
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groundwateronthenorthernportionofSquare665,Lot0024.PEPCOperformedmonitoringand
remediationactivitiesduringthe1990s,removingmorethan1,000gallonsofliquidphasehydrocarbons
(LPH).However,thelatestgroundwatersamplingdatareviewedina2005PhaseIindicatedthattotal
petroleumhydrocarbonsandbenzene,toluene,ethylbenzeneand
xyleneswereaboveapplicable
regulatorystandardsincertainmonitoringwells.Basedonitsstatus,impactsfromtheLUSTdonot
presentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrentsiteconditionsanditisunlikelythat
theLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.
DEMINIMISCONDITIONS
TheASTM
E152705Standarddefinesdeminimisconditionsasthoseconditionswhich“donotpresent
athreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentandthatgenerallywouldnotbethesubjectofan
enforcementactionifbroughttotheattentionofappropriategovernmentalagencies.”TheASTM
E152705Standard
notesthat“conditionsdetermine dtobedeminimisarenotrecognized
environmentalconditions.”
ThisPhaseIassessmentrevealednodeminimisconditions.
SUMMARYANDRECOMMENDATIONS
Insummary,severalRECswereidentifiedduringthisPhaseIassessmentandsubsequentPhaseII
sampling.PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingdescribedinthis reportdid
notdelineatetheextentof
petroleumandmetalimpactsdetectedinsoilorgroundwateratthesubjectsite,andbasedonthe
concentrationsdetected,itisouropinionthatadditionalactionmayberequiredundercurrent
conditionsatthesubjectsite.
Basedontheanalyticalresultscollectedtodate,soil
remediationmayberequiredtoreducethethreat
tohumanhealthfortheonSiteconstructionworkerandfuturestadiumoccupantandtoreducethe
threattogroundwaterquality.PotentialorderofmagnitudecostimpactsfromtheidentifiedRECsat
theSiterangefrom$240,000to$3,600,000.Thesecostsandtheir
associatedassumptionsare
summarizedinTableIII.Thesoilscreeninglevelsandgroundwaterscreeninglevelsusedforevaluation
ofimpactsattheSitedonotaccountforcumulativehealthrisks.Additionally,groundwaterremediation
and/orvaporintrusionmitigationintheconstructionofthestadiummayberequiredtoreducethe
threat
tohumanhealth.Thepotentialorderofmagnitudecostsforsoilremediationarebasedonthe
currentlyavailabledataunderstandingthatseveralunanticipatedSiterestrictionsassociatedwithan
activesalvageyardandunknownsubsurfacerestrictionswereencounteredduringtheinvestigation
activitiesdescribedinthisPhaseIassessment.Thepresenceofa
significantlayerofconcreteunder
portionsoftheSitealsorestrictedinvestigationatselectlocations.
TheremainderofthisreportcontainsadditionalinformationregardingthePhaseIassessment,the
resultingfindingssummarizedabove,andlimitationsaffectingthisreport.
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Page
vii
ExecutiveSummary i
ListofTables x
ListofFigures x
1. Introduction 1
1.1 OBJECTIVE 1
1.2 SITEIDENTIFICATION 2
1.3 SCOPEOFSERVICES 2
1.4 NONSCOPECONSIDERATIONS 3
1.5 EXCEPTIONSANDDEVIATIONS 3
1.5.1 Deviations 3
1.5.2 DataGaps 3
1.5.3 Limitations 3
2. SiteDescription 5
2.1 SITEOWNERSHIPANDLOCATION 5
2.1.1 NameofSiteOwners 5
2.1.2 NameofSiteOperator 5
2.1.3 ProjectLocusMap 5
2.2 SITEANDVICINITYDESCRIPTION 5
2.3 PHYSICALSETTING 5
2.3.1 Topography 5
2.3.2 Geology 6
2.3.3 Hydrology 6
3. PreviousReports 7
4. SiteHistory 9
5. EnvironmentalRecordsReview 12
5.1 STANDARDENVIRONMENTALRECORDSREVIEW 12
5.1.1 DescriptionsofDatabasesSearched 13
5.1.2 DetailedDescriptionofRelevantSubjectSiteListings 14
5.1.3 DetailedDescriptionsofRelevantNearbySiteListings 15
5.2 ADDITIONALENVIRONMENTALRECORDSREVIEW 15
5.2.1 D.C.DepartmentoftheEnvironment 15
5.2.2 D.C.FireandEMSDepartment 16
5.3 USERRESPONSIBILITIES 16
6. SiteReconnaissanceandKeyPersonnelInterview(s) 17
6.1 SUBJECTSITEOBSERVATIONS 17
TABLEOFCONTENTS
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6.1.1 CurrentUseofthePropertyandGeneralDescriptionofStructures 17
6.1.2 PotableWaterSupplyandSewageDisposalSystemorSepticSystems 17
6.1.3 UseandStorageofPetroleumProductsandHazardousMaterials 17
6.1.4 DisposalofPetroleumProductsandHazardousMaterials 19
6.1.5 Odors 19
6.1.6 PCBsAssociatedwith
ElectricalorHydraulicEquipment 19
6.1.7 UnidentifiedSubstanceContainers 19
6.1.8 HeatingandCoolingSystem 19
6.1.9 StainsorCorrosiononFloors,Walls,orCeilings 20
6.1.10 FloorDrainsandSumps 20
6.1.11 HydraulicElevators 20
6.1.12 VehicleMaintenanceLifts 20
6.1.13 EmergencyGeneratorsandSprinklerSystemPumps 20
6.1.14
CatchBasins 20
6.1.15 DryWells 20
6.1.16 Pits,Ponds,Lagoons,andPoolsofLiquid 20
6.1.17 StainedSoilorPavement 20
6.1.18 StressedVegetation 20
6.1.19 SolidWasteandEvidenceofWasteFilling 21
6.1.20 WastewaterandStormwaterDischarge 21
6.1.21 Monitoring,WaterSupply,orIrrigationWells 21
6.1.22 Sanitary
SewerandSepticSystems 21
6.2 ADJOININGPROPERTYOBSERVATIONS 21
7. SubsurfaceExploration 22
7.1 DIRECTPUSHSAMPLINGANDMONITORINGINSTALLATIONS9THROUGH27APRIL201522
7.1.1 SoilSampling 22
7.1.2 GroundwaterSampling 22
7.2 SUBSURFACEFINDINGS 23
7.2.1 SoilResults 23
7.2.2 GroundwaterResults 23
8. FindingsandConclusions 25
9. Credentials 31
References 32
Tables
Figures
AppendixAHaley&AldrichProposalDated28June2013(onCD)
AppendixBHistoricalResearchDocumentation(onCD)
AppendixCSiteHistory(onCD)
AppendixDRegulatoryRecordsDocumentation(onCD)
TABLEOFCONTENTS
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AppendixESitePhotographs(onCompactDisc)
AppendixFGeoprobeReports&ObservationWellInstallationReports(onCD)
AppendixGSamplingForms(onCD)
AppendixHLaboratoryAnalyticalReports(onCD)
x
ListofTables
TableNo. Title
1 SummaryofSoilQualityData
2 SummaryofGroundwaterQualityData
3 OrderofMagnitudeCostandScheduleImpactsfromIdentifiedRECs
ListofFigures
FigureNo. Title
1 ProjectLocus
2 SitePlan

3 ExplorationLocationPlan

1
1. Introduction
ThisreportpresentstheresultsofaPhaseIenvironmentalsiteassessment(PhaseIassessment)and
PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingconductedattheSuperSalvage,Inc.parcelatBuzzardPoint,Square0605
Lot0802,inWashington,DC(hereinreferredtoasthe“subjectsite”).APhaseIassessmentwas
conducted
byHaley&Aldrich,Inc.(Haley&Aldrich)forsevenparcelsatBuzzardPointproposedfor
redevelopmentasaprofessionalsoccerstadium,inaccordancewithourproposaltoMcKissack&
McKissackdated28June2013(“Agreement”,AppendixA).PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingwasalso
conductedonthesubjectsite in
accordancewithanagreementdated28October2013between
McKissack&McKissackandHaley&Aldrichandexecuted30October2013(“Agreement”,Exhibit1)to
McKissack&McKissack.ThisreportwaspreparedinresponsetoarequestfromMcKissack&McKissack
toprovideaseparatestandalonePhaseIassessmentfor
thesubjectsite.ThisPhaseIassessmentwas
performedinconformancewiththescopeandlimita tionsoftheAmericanSocietyofTestingand
Materials(ASTM)E152705StandardPracticeforEnvironmentalSiteAssessments:PhaseI
EnvironmentalSiteAssessmentProcess(ASTME152705Standard)tocomplywith40Code
ofFederal
Regulations(CFR)Part312(theAllAppropriateInquiries[AAI]Rule).
1.1 OBJECTIVE
TheobjectiveofaPhaseIassessmentistoidentifyknownandsuspect“recognizedenvironmental
conditions”(RECs),historicalRECs(HRECs),anddeminimisconditionsassociatedwiththesubjectsiteby
evaluatingsubjectsitehistory,existingobservable
conditions,currentsubjectsiteuse,andcurrentand
formerusesofadjoiningpropertiesaswellaspotentialreleasesatsurroundingproperties thatmay
impactthesubjectsite.RECsaredefinedintheASTME152705Standardas“thepresenceorlikely
presenceofanyhazardoussubstancesorpetroleumproductson
apropertyunderconditionsthat
indicateanexistingrelease,apastrelease,oramaterialthreatofareleaseofanyhazardoussubstances
orpetroleumproductsintostructuresonthepropertyorintotheground,groundwater,orsurface
waterattheproperty.Thetermincludeshazardoussubstancesorpetroleumproducts
evenunder
conditionsincompliancewithlaws.Thetermisnotintendedtoincludedeminimisconditionsthat
generallydonotpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentandthatgenerallywouldnotbe
thesubjectofanenforcementactionifbroughttotheattentionofappropriategovernmentalagencies.”
AmaterialthreatisdefinedbytheASTME152705Standardas“aphysicallyobservableorobvious
threatwhichisreasonablylikelytoleadtoareleasethat,intheopinionoftheenvironmental
professional,isthreateningandmightresultinimpacttopublichealthortheenvironment.”
Consistent
withASTME152705Section12.5(ReportFormat),andforthepurposesofthisassessment,
thoseRECsidentifiedasbeingpresentwithrespecttothesubjectsitearereferredtoasKnown
RecognizedEnvironmentalConditions (KRECs),andthoseRECsidentifiedasbeinglikelypresentwith
respecttothesubject
sitearereferredtoasSuspectRecognizedEnvironmentalConditions(SRECs).The
ASTME152705StandarddefinesHRECsasenvironmentalconditions“whichinthepastwouldhave
beenconsideredarecognizedenvironmentalcondition,butwhichmayormaynotbeconsidereda
recognizedenvironmentalconditioncurrently.”
TheobjectiveofthePhase
IIsubsurfacesamplingwastoprovideapreliminaryevaluationofRECs
identifiedduringthePhaseIportionoftheassessment,includingorderofmagnitudecostandschedule
implicationsonthepropo seddevelopment.Ourconclusionsareintendedtohelptheuserevaluatethe
“businessenvironmentalrisk”associatedwiththesubjectsite,
definedintheASTME152705Standard
as“ariskwhichcanhaveamaterialenvironmentalorenvironmentallydrivenimpactonthebusiness
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associatedwiththecurrentorplanneduseofaparcelofcommercialrealestate,notnecessarilylimited
tothoseenvironmentalissuesrequiredtobeinvestigatedinthispractice.Considerationofbusiness
environmentalriskissuesmayinvolveaddressingoneormorenonscopeconsiderations...”
ThecompletionofthisPhaseIassessmentis
onlyonecomponentoftheprocessrequiredtosatisfythe
AAIRule.Inaddition,theusermustadheretoasetofuserresponsibilitiesasdefinedbythe
ASTME152705StandardandtheAAIRule.UserresponsibilitiesarediscussedinSection5.3ofthis
report.Auserseeking
protectionfromComprehensiveEnvironmentalRespons e, Compensationand
LiabilityAct(CERCLA)liabilityasaninnocentlandowner,bonafideprospectivepurchaser,orcontiguous
propertyownermustcompleteallcomponentsoftheAAIprocessinadditiontomeetingongoing
obligations.AAIcomponents,CERCLAliabilityrelief,andongoingobligationsarediscussedintheAAI
Rule
andinAppendixXIoftheASTME152705Standard.
1.2 SITEIDENTIFICATION
ThesubjectsiteisownedbySuperSalvage,Inc.(SuperSalvage)andcomprisesasalvageyardfordiverse
metalstructures.ThesubjectsiteisboundbyapropertyownedbytheDistrictofColumbiatothe
north,
SStreet,SWtothesouth,1
st
Street,SWtotheeastandapropertyownedbyRollingwoodRealEstateto
thewest,asshownontheProjectLocus,Figure1.
1.3 SCOPEOFSERVICES
Haley&AldrichperformedthefollowingscopeofservicestocompletethisPhaseIassessment.These
serviceswereperformedeitherby,or
underthedirectsupervisionof,anenvironmentalprofessionalas
definedbytheAAIRule.
1. Conductedvisualobservationsofsiteconditions,andofabuttingpropertyuse,toevaluatethe
natureandtypeofactivitiesthathavebeenorarebeingconductedatandadjoiningtothe
subjectsite,interms
ofthepotentialforreleaseorthreatofreleaseofhazardoussubstancesor
petroleumproducts.
2. Reviewedfederal,state,tribal,andlocalenvironmentaldatabaseinformationwithintheASTM
specifieddistancefromthesubjectsiteusingadatabaseservicetoaccessrecords.Used
7.5minutetopographicmapstoevaluatethesubject
site’sphysicalsetting.
3. ReviewedDistrictenvironmentalfilespertainingtothesubjectsiteandnearbysiteswiththe
potentialtoimpactthesubjectsite.
4. Reviewedpreviousreportspreparedforthesubjectsite.
5. Reviewedthefollowingsourcesofhistoricaluseinformation:Sanbornmaps,aerialphotographs
andtopographicmaps.

6. ContactedDistrictagenciesregardingthesubjectsiteandsurroundingpropertiesand
structures.
7. Interviewedthekeysitemanagerandpropertytenantrepresenta tives.
8. PerformedPhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingandanalysis.
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9. Interpretedtheinformationanddataassembledasaresultoftheaboveworktasks,and
formulatedconclusionsregardingthepotentialpresenceandimpactofRECs,includingHRECs.
1.4 NONSCOPECONSIDERATIONS
TheASTME152705Standardincludesthefollowinglistof“additionalissues”thatarenonscope
considerations
outsideofthescopeoftheASTMPhaseIassessmentpractice:asbestoscontaining
materials,radon,leadbasedpaint,leadindrinkingwater,wetlands,regulatorycompliance,culturaland
historicresources,industrialhygiene,healthandsafety,ecologicalresources,endangeredspecies,
indoorairquality,bioagents,andmold.Theseitemswerenotincludedin
thisPhaseIassessmentofthe
subjectsite.
Alimitedassessmentofthepresenceofpolychlorinatedbiphenyls(PCBs)isincludedintheASTMwork
scope.Accordingly,ourassessmentofthepresenceofPCBsislimitedtothosepotentialsources
specifiedintheASTME152705Standardas“electricalor
hydraulicequipmentknownorlikelyto
containPCBs…totheextentvisuallyandorphysicallyobservedoridentifiedfromtheinterviewor
recordsreview.”
1.5 EXCEPTIONSANDDEVIATIONS
1.5.1 Deviations
Haley&AldrichcompletedthisPhaseIassessmentinsubstantialconformancewiththeASTME152705
Standard.Inour
opinion,noadditionsweremadetoordeviationsanddeletionsmadefromtheASTM
workscopeincompletingthisPhaseIassessment.
1.5.2 DataGaps
Heavyconcretestainingwasobservedatmanylocationsatthesubjectsite.Incertain areas,thestaining
wastoothicktoconfirmtheintegrityof
theconcrete.Additionally,foursamplelocationswere
inaccessibleduringPhaseIIsampling, duetoasignificantamountofconcreteorpilesofscrapmetal
beingstoredattheselocations.Theseconstituteadatagapinthisreport.
1.5.3 Limitations
Ourworkforthisprojectwasperformedinaccordancewiththe
standardsandpracticessetforthin40
CFRPart312andisconsistentwiththeASTME152705StandardforPhaseIEnvironmentalSite
Assessments.SeveralorganizationsotherthanASTM,suchasprofessionalassociationsGeoprofessional
BusinessAssociation(GBA)andAGWSE,havealsodevelopedguidelinesorstandardsforenvironmental
siteassessments.
ThePhaseIassessmentpresentedinthisreportmayvaryfromthespecificguidelines
orstandardsrequiredbyotherorganizations.
ThisPhaseIassessmentwaspreparedpursuanttoanAgreementdated9July2013betweenMcKissack
&McKissackandHaley&Aldrich,whichAgreementisattach edheretoandismade
apartofthisreport.
ThePhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingwasperformedpursuanttoanAgreementdated28October2013
betweenMcKissack&McKissackandHaley&Aldrichandexecuted30Octobe r2013.Allusesofthis
reportaresubjectto,anddeemedacceptingof,theconditionsandrestrictionscontainedin
these
Agreements.TheobservationsandconclusionsdescribedinthisreportarebasedsolelyontheScopeof
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ServicesprovidedpursuanttotheseAgreements.Haley&Aldrichhasnotperformedanyadditional
observations,investigations,studies,orothertestingnotspecifiedintheseAgreements.Haley&Aldrich
shallnotbeliablefortheexistenceofanyconditionthediscoveryofwhichwouldhaverequiredthe
performanceofservicesnotauthorized
undertheseAgreeme nts.
ThisreportispreparedfortheexclusiveuseofMcKissack&McKissackandtheirprimecontractholder,
theDistrictofColumbiaDepartmentofGeneralServices(DGS)inconnectionwiththeproposed
developmentofthesubjectsite.AcopyofthisreportwillbeprovidedtoSuperSalvage,
Inc.(Owner)in
accordancewithanAccessAgreementbetweentheOwnerandHaley&Aldrich,dated30March2015.
TherearenointendedbeneficiariesotherthanMcKissack&McKissack.Haley&Aldrichshalloweno
dutywhatsoevertoanyotherpersonorentityonaccountoftheAgreementsorthereport.
Useofthis
reportbyanypersonorentityotherthanMcKissack&McKissackortheDGSforanypurpose
whatsoeverisexpresslyforbiddenunlesssuchotherpersonorentityobtainswrittenauthorizationfrom
McKissack&McKissackandfromHaley&Aldrich.Useofthisreportbysuchotherperson
orentity
withoutthewrittenauthorizationofMcKissack&McKissackandHaley&Aldrichshallbeatsuchother
person’sorentity’ssolerisk,andshallbewithoutlegalexposureorliabilitytoHaley&Aldrich.
Useofthisreportbyanypersonorentity,includingbyMcKissack&McKissack,forapurposeotherthan
forwiththeproposeddevelopmentofthesubjectsiteisexpresslyprohibitedunlesssuch
personor
entityobtainswrittenauthorizationfromHaley&Aldrichindicatingthatthereportisadequateforsuch
otheruse.Useofthisreportbyanypersonorentityforsuchotherpurposewithoutwritten
authorizationbyHaley&Aldrichshallbeatsuchperson’sorentity’ssoleriskandshall
bewithoutlegal
exposureorliabilitytoHaley&Aldrich.
ThisreportreflectssubjectsiteconditionsobservedanddescribedbyrecordsavailabletoHaley&
Aldrichasofthedateofreportpreparation.Thepassageoftimemayresultinsignificantch angesin
subjectsiteconditions,technology,oreconomicconditions,
whichcouldalterthefindingsand/or
recommendationsofthereport.Accordingly,McKissack& McKissackandanyotherpartytowhomthe
reportisprovidedrecognizeandagreethatHaley&Aldrichshallbearnoliabilityfordeviationsfrom
observedconditionsoravailablerecordsafterthetimeofreportpreparation.
Use
ofthisreportbyanypersonorentityinviolationoftherestrictionsexpressedinthisreportshallbe
deemedandacceptedbytheuserasconclusive evidencethatsuchuseandtherelianceplacedonthis
report,oranyportionsthereof,isunreasonable,andthattheuseracceptsfulland
exclusive
responsibilityandliabilityforanylosses,damages,orotherliabilitywhichmayresult.
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2. SiteDescription
2.1 SITEOWNERSHIPANDLOCATION
2.1.1 NameofSiteOwners
SuperSalvage,Inc.ownsthesubjectsite
2.1.2 NameofSiteOperator
SuperSalvage,Inc.istheoperatorofthesubjectsite.
2.1.3 ProjectLocusMap
TheUnitedStatesGeologicSurvey(USGS)topographicmapforthesubjectsiteis
theWashingtonWest,
DistrictofColumbiaQuadrangle,dated1983(seeFigure1).TheUSGStopographicmapwasusedasthe
sourceforsubjectsitesettinginformation.
2.2 SITEANDVICINITYDESCRIPTION
Figure2isa SitePlanofthesubjectsiteandshowsrelevantfeaturesofthesubjectsiteand
immediately
adjoiningproperties,asdescribedbelow.Thesitecomprisessalvageyardfordiversemetalstructures.
Theareainthevicinityofthesubjectsiteisgenerallycharacterizedasurbanindustrial andcommercial.
North:apropertyownedbytheDistrictofColumbiaandusedfortruckparkingandwood
storage.
South:apropertyownedbySWLandH older,LLCandoperatedbyAkridge.Theproperty
comprisesaparkinglotandasmallbuildinginthenorthwesternportionutilizedforendoflife
vehiclestorage.
West:apropertyownedbyRollingwoodRealEstate.Thispropertystoresandrefurbishes
bicycles
fortheWashingtonDCCapitalBikeShareProgram.
East:apropertyownedbyPotomacElectricPowerCompany(PEPCO)whichisvacant.PEPC O
alsoownsthepropertyadjacenttotheeastofthesubjectsitewhichisusedasanelectrical
substation,aswellasthepropertynortheastofthesubject
site,whichisusedasaparkinglot.
2.3 PHYSICALSETTING
ThesubjectSitegeologyandhydrologywereevaluatedbasedontheresultsofthePhaseIIsampling
(seeSection7ofthisreport)performedbyHaley&AldrichsubsequenttothePhaseIassessment,
availablepublicinformationorreferences,
andourexperienceandunderstandingofsubsurface
conditionsinthesubjectsitearea.
2.3.1 Topography
Topographically,thesubjectsiteanditsvicinityisrelatively flatwithagradualdownwardslopetothe
south.Thesubjectsiteisatanelevationofapproximately21feetabovesealevel(basedonthe
EnvironmentalResourcesDatareport).
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2.3.2 Geology
AccordingtoinformationobtainedduringHaley&Aldrich’sPhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingandanalysis,
thesubjectsiteisgenerallyunderlainbyfillmaterialcomprisedofclaysandsandswithsomesilt,and
varyingamountsofgravelandsmallquantitiesofconstructiondebris.Fillwasencounteredtoadepth
ofapproximately10feetbelowgroundsurface(bgs).Beneaththefill,claysandsandswere
encountered.ThisdeeperstratumwasnotpenetratedduringHaley&Aldrich’sexplorationprogram.As
such,bedrockbeneaththesubjectsiteisanticipatedatadepthgreaterthan30feetbgs.Accordingto
informationobtainedfromthe
EDRreport,bedrockbeneaththesubjectsiteconsistsofastratified
sequenceofCretaceous–agedsedimentaryrock.
2.3.3 Hydrology
Basedonsurfacetopography,surfacewaterfromthesubjectsiteappearstoflowinasoutherly
direction.
Alsobasedontopographyandthelocationofnearestwaterbodies(theAnacostiaRiver,located
approximately0.20mileseastand0.35milessouthandthePotomacRiverlocatedapproximately0.3
mileswestofthesubjectsite),regionalgroundwaterflowisanticipatedtobetidallyinfluenced.
HydrogeologicinvestigationswerenotperformedatthesubjectsiteduringthisPhaseIassessment;
therefore,itisunknowntowhat
extentlocalizedvariationsingroundwaterdepthandflowoccuronthe
subjectsite.
AccordingtotheFloodInsuranceRateMap(FIRM)suppliedbyEDR,thesubjectsiteislocatedwithina
floodplain.PotablewaterissuppliedtothesubjectsitebytheDistrictofColumbiaWater andSewer
Authority(WASA).
Thereisnoknownmonitoringorpumpingwellslocatedontheproperty.
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3. PreviousReports
ThefollowingreportspreviouslypreparedforthesubjectsitewerereviewedforthisPhaseI
assessment.Informationcontainedinthesereportsisincludedhe reinandsummarizedbelow.Copiesof
pertinentsectionsofthesereportsareincludedinAppendixB.
“PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment,BuzzardPoint,Squares609
&611,2
nd
StreetandV
Street,SW,Washington,DC,”preparedbyURSforPEPCOHoldingsInc.,dated4April2005.
“PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessment,BuzzardPoint,2
nd
StreetandVStreet,SW,
Washington,DC,”preparedbyAdvantageEnvironmentalConsultants,LLC(AEC),forTheJohn
AkridgeCompanies,Inc.,dated10June2005.
“AssessmentoftheBuzzardPointProperties,”preparedbyGeomatrix,Inc.,forPotomac
ElectricPowerCompany,datedMarch1990.
“PhaseIIEnvironmentalSite
Assessment,BuzzardPoint,2
nd
StreetandVStreet,SW,
Washington,DC,”preparedbyAECforTheJohnAkridgeCompanies,Inc.,dated10June2005.
SubjectSiteandadjacentsitetothewest:Theselotsoperatedasametalscrapyardsincethe1960s.
TheURSandAEC2005PhaseIsidentifiedtheselotson
theRCRASmallQuantityGenerator,LUST,and
USTdatabases.One2,000gallonUSTwaspermanentlyoutofuse.TheLUSTcasewasgranted
regulatoryclosure.Noadditionaldetailswereprovided.
Square0607,Lot0013,locatedadjacenttothesouthofthesubjectsite:In1990,Geomatrixcollect ed
soilsamplesfor
totalpetroleumhydrocarbon(TPH),benzene,toluene, ethylbenzeneandxylenes(BTEX),
PolychlorinatedBiphenyls(PCBs),andtoxicitymetals.Lot0013wasidentifiedas“Site2”inthereport
andwasbeingusedasafillingstationforPEPCOvehiclesatthetimeoftheinvestigation.Soilsamples
werecollectedfrom0to2
feetbelowgroundsurface.Ofthethirteensamplescollected,tenshowed
TPHconcentrationsrangingfrom100partspermillion(ppm)to360ppm.Geomatrixconcludedthat
TPHconcentrationswerefairlywelldistributedthroughoutthesite.
AtthetimeoftheAEC2005PhaseI,Square607,Lot0013wasused
asafencedparkinglotwitha
prefabricatedmetalstoragebuildingandtrailersonthesite.Square607,Lot0013wasusedforvehicle
fuelingandstoragebyPEPCOfromthelate1960suntil1993.ThreeUndergroundStorageTanks(USTs)
werelocatedonsite:
6,000gallongasolineUSTremoved
in1988;
6,000gallondieselUSTremovedin1988;and
20,000gallongasolineUSTremovedin1993andassignedLUSTcase93094duetothediscovery
ofpetroleumimpacttogroundwateratthesiteduringremovaloftheUST.Confirmatorysoil
sampleswerenotsignificantlycontaminated;however,groundwatersamples
wereabove
regulatorylimits.Onemonitoringwell(MW13)waslaterinstalledinthisarea.Petroleum
concentrationsinsoilwerebelowactionlimitsatthetimealthoughBTEX(1.77mg/L)andtotal
petroleumhydrocarbons(TPH,3.0mg/L)wereaboveactionlimitsforgroundwater.TheLUST
casereceivedregulatoryclosurein
May1994.
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InMay2005,AECadvancedborings(B1throughB9,B27,B29,andB30)usingGeoproberigs,
screenedsoilswithaphotoionizationdetector,collectedsoilsamplesfortotalTPHdieselrangeorganics
(TPHDRO),TPHgasolinerangeorganics(TPHGRO),VolatileOrganicCompounds(VOCs),andpriority
pollutant
metals,PCBs,metals,andignitability,installedgroundwatermonitoringwells,andcollected
groundwatersamplesforTPHDRO,VOCs,andlead.Soilresultsindicated:
TPHDRO/GROwerebelowdetectionlimitsinsoilexceptforDROdetectedonthesouthwest
cornerofLot0013at11ppmandDROdetectedonthe
southeastcornerofthesitenearthe
formerUSTsat45ppm.
VOCsandPCBswerebelowdetectionlimits.
LeadwasdetectedacrossLot0013atconcentrationsbelow170ppm.
Groundwatersamplesindicated:
TPHDROandleadwerebelowdetectionlimits.
VOCsweredetectedon
thesoutheastcornerofthesiteneartheformerUSTsincludingbenzene
andsolvents.
PEPCOGeneratingStation,Square0665 ,Lot0024;Square0661,Lot0804,locatedadjacenttothe
subjectsitetotheeastandsoutheast:TheAEC2005PhaseIidentifiedfourLUSTcasesoneofwhich
remainedopen
(LUSTcase93051).Intheearly1970s,areleasewasreportedfromafourinchdiameter
undergroundpipelinethatconnectedtheGeneratingStation(Lot0024)tothetwo,0.411milliongallon
#2fueloilASTs(Lot0804)underSStreet.In1993,significantgasolineanddieselcontaminationwas
discoveredinsoil
andgroundwateronthenorthernportionofLot0024.
MonitoringwellsinstalledinbothlotsidentifiedTPHGRO,TPHDRO,andBTEXinsoilandmonitoring
wellsaswellasliquidphasehydrocarbons(LPH).Thegroundwater flowdirectionwasdocumentedto
bewestandsouthwest.
InJanuary1996,PEPCOinstalled
aSVEsystemthatoperatedthroughNovember1999thatremoved
approximately6,925gallonsofpetroleum.FromMay2001toApril2002,aportablehighvacuumpump
andtreatsystemwasusedtorecoverLPHfromtwoofthemostcontaminatedwells(MW5andMW
11),removing1.5gallonsofgroundwater
and1,350gallonsofpetroleum.Thesitehadbeenmonitored
monthlysince1993withsemiannualsamplingevents.ResultswerereportedtoDCDepartmentof
Health(nowDCDepartmentoftheEnvironment)inquarterlyreports.
TheAEC2005PhaseIreviewedtheMarch2004groundwatersamplingdata.TPHGRO,TPH
DRO,and
BTEXwereaboveapplicableregulatorystandardsexceptinthreedowngradientwells.Onlypassive
remediationwithabsorbentboomsandmonitoringwasongoing.
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4. SiteHistory
Pastusageofthesiteand/oradjoiningpropertieswasassessedthroughareviewofSanbornmapsdated
1928,1959,1977,1984,1988,1990,1991,1992,1994,and1998;areviewofaerialphotographsdated
1944,1949,1951,1957,1963,1968,1970,1977,1983,1988,1994,1998,2000,2005,2007,2008,
2009,
2011and2012;andtopographicmapsdated1885,1894,1947,1951,1956,1965,1971,1972,1983and
1994preparedforthesubjectsite(AppendixC).
By1944,smallcommercial/industrialstructureswereidentifiedatthesubjectsite.Startinginthe1950s,
storageoflargeequipmentcouldbeobservedatthe
subjectsite.Thesubjectsitewaslateridentifiedas
ascrapmetalyardownedbyOnec.Thetablebelowprovidesadetailedsummaryofpertinent
informationfromthehistoricalsourcesreviewed:
Dates DescriptionofSubjectSite DescriptionofAdjoining
Properties
Sources
19441956
Smallcommercial/industrial
structureswereidentifiedatthe
subjectsite.
North:Asmallstructureandopen
spacebeyondwhichisa
commercial/industrialstructure
identifiedasadairy.Accordingto
the1959SanbornMap,the
southernportionofthedairy
processedbutter,eggs,poultry
andproduce.By1949,residential
propertiesare
located
immediatelynorthofthesubject
site.
South:twosmallstructures
assumedtoberesidentialwere
observedimmediatelyadjacentto
thesouth.Additionalresidential
structuresarelocatedtothe
southeast.
East:residentialproperties.
West:by1944,residential
structuresareidentified.Grading
activitieshadtakenplacebythe
1950s.
1944,1948
and1951
aerial
photos,
and1959
Sanborn
Map
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Dates DescriptionofSubjectSite DescriptionofAdjoining
Properties
Sources
19571983
By1957,oneofthestructuresin
theeasternportionofthesubject
siteisnolongerpresent.Apileof
largeequipmentwasobservedin
thecentralportionofthesubject
site.
North:Gradingoftheresidential
propertiesimmediatelynorthof
thesubjectsiteandofthe
southern
partofthe
commercial/industrialstructure
wasobservedbythelate1950s.
By1963,acommercialbuilding
hasbeenconstructedonpartof
thegradedlandthatwasformerly
acommercial/industrialstructure.
Accordingtothe1984Sanborn
Map,thiscommercialpropertyis
ownedbyOnec.
Southandsoutheast:grading
activitieswere
observedonthe
formerresidentialproperties.By
1968,asubstationwasobserved
tothesoutheast.Accordingtothe
1984SanbornMap,thesiteis
ownedbyPEPCOandisatransfer
yard.By1970,asmallstructureis
locatedimmediatelysouthwestof
thesubjectsite.
East:by1957,gradingactivities
wereobserved.By1968,twoASTs
arelocatedimmediatelytothe
eastofthesubjectsite.Theseare
lateridentifiedasfueloiltankson
the1984Sanbornmap.Aparking
lotislocatednorthoftheASTs.
West:asmallstructure,assumed
tobeofcommercialnature,has
been
developedby1957.
1957and
1963aerial
photosand
1984
Sanborn
Map
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Dates DescriptionofSubjectSite DescriptionofAdjoining
Properties
Sources
19842012
Thesubjectsiteisidentifiedasa
scrapmetalyardownedbyOnec
onthe1984SanbornMap.
North:nochangesinlanduse.
South:theadjacentpropertyis
identifiedasaparkinglotonthe
1984SanbornMap.Thesmall
structureisownedbyPEPCOand
isidentified
asaprivategarage.
Theremainderofthepropertyis
usedforparking.
East:by2009,asmallstructureis
shownintheeasternportionof
thepropertyimmediatelynorthof
thestoragetanks.
West:accordingtotheSanborn
Maps,theadjacentproperty
comprisesanofficeandparking
facilities.
1984,
1988,
1994,1998,
2000,
2005,2008,
2009,2011
and2012
aerial
photosand
1988,1990,
1991and
1992
Sanborn
Maps
Notes:
1. Unlessotherwisenotedabove,pertheASTMstandard,sourceswererevieweddatingbackto1940orfirstdeveloped
use,whicheverisearlier,andatfiveyearintervalsiftheuseofthepropertyhaschangedwithinthattimeperiod.
CopiesofhistoricalreferencesreviewedareincludedinAppendixB.
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5. EnvironmentalRecordsReview
5.1 STANDARDENVIRONMENTALRECORDSREVIEW
Haley&AldrichusedtheelectronicdatabaseserviceEnvironmentalDateResourcestocompletethe
environmentalrecordsreview.Thedatabasesearchwasusedtoidentifypropertiesthatmaybelisted
inthereferencedagencyrecords,locatedwithintheASTMspecifiedapproximateminimumsearch
distancesasshown
inthetablebelow.Section5.1.1presentsadescriptionofeachdatabasesearched.
Database
Searched
Approximate
MinimumSearch
Distance
SubjectSite
Listed?
NumberofSites
withinSearch
Distance
NPLSites
1mile No 1
DelistedNPLSites
0.5mile No 0
CERCLISSites
0.5mile No 1
CERCLISNFRAPSites
0.5mile No 3
FederalERNS
Siteonly No 0
RCRAnonCORRACTSTSDFacilities
0.5mile No 0
RCRACORRACTSTSDFacilities
1mile No 1
RCRAGenerators
Site&Adjoining Yes 1
FederalInstitutionalControls/Engineering
Controls
SiteOnly No 0
StateandTribalEquivalentNPLSites
1mile No 0
StateandTribalEquivalentCERCLISSites
0.5mile No 0
StateandTribalRegisteredStorageTanks
Site&Adjoining No 4
StateandTribalLandfillsandSolidWaste
DisposalSites
0.5mile No 0
StateandTribalLeakingStorageTanks
0.5mile Yes 3
StateandTribalInstitutional
Controls/EngineeringControls
SiteOnly No 0
StateandTribalVoluntaryCleanupSites
0.5mile No 1
StateandTribalBrownfieldSites
0.5mile Yes 13
DCHistoricalUSTs 0.25mile Yes 7
TheEnvironmentalDataResources(EDR)reportalsocontainssearchresultsofotherState
environmentaldatabasesthatarerelevanttothesubjectsite. 
Haley&AldrichalsosearchedtheOrphanSiteListprovidedintheEDRreportforthesubjectsiteand
sitesadjoiningthesubjectsite.Orphansitesarethose
that,duetoincorrectorincompleteaddresses,
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couldnotbemapped.Neitherthesubjectsitenottheadjoiningpropertieswereidentifiedonthe
OrphanSiteList.Thecompleteenvironmentaldataba sereportisprovidedinAppendixD.
5.1.1 DescriptionsofDatabasesSearched
NumerousregulatorydatabasesweresearchedduringthisPhaseIassessment.Eachdatabasereviewed
isdescribedin
theEDRreportpresentedinAppendixD.ThosedatabasesrequiredbytheASTME1527
05Standardareidentifiedbelow.
1. NPL Sites:TheNationalPriorities List (NPL) is a lis t of contaminated sites thatare considered
thehighestpriorityforcleanupbytheU.S.Environmental ProtectionAgency(USEPA).
2.
DelistedNPLSites:TheDelistedNationalPrioritiesList(NPL)isalistofformalNPLsites
formerlyconsideredthehighestpriorityforcleanupbytheUSEPAthatmetthecriteriaofthe
NationalOilandHazardousSubstancesPollutionContingencyPlan(NCP)fordeletionfromthe
NPLbecauseanofurther
responsewasappropriate.
3. CERCLISSites:TheComprehensiveEnvironmentalResponse,Compensation,andLiabilityAct
InformationSystem(CERCLIS)listidentifiessiteswhicharesuspectedtohavecontaminationand
requireadditionalinvestigationtoassesswhethertheyshouldbeconsideredforinclusion on
theNPL.
4. CERCLISNFRAPSites:CERCLISNFRAPstatusindicates
thatasitewasonceontheCERCLISList
buthasNoFurtherResponseActionsPlanned(NFRAP).SitesontheCERCLISNFRAPListwere
removedfromtheCERCLISListinFebruary1995because,afteraninitialinvestigationwas
performed,nocontaminationwasfound,contaminationwasremovedquickly,orthe
contamination
wasnotsignificantenoughtowarrantNPLstatus.
5. FederalERNS:TheFederalEmergencyResponseNotificationSystem(ERNS)listtracks
informationonreportedreleasesofoilandhazardousmaterials.
6. RCRAnonCORRACTSTSDfacilities:TheResourceConservationandRecoveryAct(RCRA)non
CORRACTSTSDFacilitiesListtracksfacilitieswhich
treat,store,ordisposeofhazardouswaste
andarenotassociatedwithcorrectiveactionactivity.
7. RCRACORRACTSTSDfacilities:TheRCRACORRACTSTSDFacilitieslistcataloguesfacilitiesthat
treat,store,ordisposeofhazardouswasteandhavebeenassociatedwithcorrectiveaction
activity.
8. RCRAGenerators:TheRCRAGeneratorlist
ismaintainedbytheUSEPAtotrackfacilitiesthat
generatehazardouswaste.
9. FederalInstitutionalControls/EngineeringControls:TheFederalInstitutionalControllistand
EngineeringControllistaremaintainedbytheUSEPA.SomeInstitutionalControland
EngineeringControlinformationmaynotbemadepubliclyavailableandthereforewillnotbe
included
onthisregistry.
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10. StateandTribalEquivalentNPL/CERCLISSites:The(ASTME152705Standard)requires
searching“StateandTribalEquivalentNPLSites.”AstateequivalenttotheFederal NPLlistis
notmaintainedinDistrictofColumbia.Thesubjectsiteisnotwithintribaljurisdiction.
11. StateandTribalEquivalentCERCLISSites:
The(ASTME152705Standard)requiressearching
“StateandTribalEquivalentCERCLISSites.”AstateequivalenttotheFederalCERCLISlistisnot
maintainedinDistrictofColumbia.Thesubjectsiteis notwithintribaljurisdiction.
12. StateandTribalRegisteredStorageTanks:TheDistrictofColumbiaDepartmentof
the
Environmentmaintainsalistofabovegroundandundergroundstoragetanks.Thesubjectsiteis
notwithintribaljurisdiction.
13. StateandTribalLandfillsandSolidWasteDisposalSites:TheDistrictofColumbiaSolidWaste
DisposalDivisionisresponsibleforwastedisposalatfacilitieslocatedinVirginia.Thesubjectsite
isnotwithintribaljurisdiction.
14. StateandTribalLeakingStorageTanks:TheDistrictofColumbiaDepartmentofthe
Environmentmaintainsaninventoryofreportedleakingundergroundstoragetankincidents.
Thesubjectsiteisnotwithintribaljurisdiction.
15. StateandTribalVoluntaryCleanupSites:TheDistrictofColumbiaDepartment
ofHealth
maintainsalistofVoluntaryCleanupsites.Thesubjectsiteisnotwithintribaljurisdiction.
16. StateandTribalBrownfieldSites:TheDistrictofColumbiaDepartmentoftheEnvironment
maintainsalistofBrownfieldsiteswhichincludespropertieswhereredevelopmentorreuse
maybecompromisedbythe
presenceorpresumedpresenceofhazardousmaterialsor
petroleum.Thesubjectsiteisnotwithintribaljurisdiction.
17. OtherDatabasesSearched(HistoricalCleanersandAutoStations):EDRProprietaryRecords
includeHistoricalCleaners,adatabasethatconsistsofpotentialdrycleanersites;andHistorical
AutoStations,availablelistingsofpotentialgasstation/filling
station/servicestationsites.
5.1.2 DetailedDescriptionofRelevantSubjectSiteListings
TheEDRreportidentifiedthefollowingdatabaselistingsinsearcheddatabases(including more
databasesthanlistedabove)atthesubjectsite.
SuperSalvage,Inc.locatedat17111
st
Street,SW(Square0605,Lots0802,MapID#C9,C10andC11)is
listedontheLUST(case#96030),USTandRCRACESQCdatabases.Atankcontaininggasolinewas
reportedtobeleakinginOctober1995andreportedlyimpactedsoil.Thestatusofthisreleaseislisted
asClosed.A2,000gallongasolinelocatedatthesiteislistedasPermanentlyOutof
Use.Additionally,
thisentityislistedasaConditionallyExemptSmallQuantityGeneratorforstoringignitablehazardous
wastes,aswellaswastecadmium,lead,benzene,methylethylketone,tetrachloroethylene,and
trichloroethylene.Noviolationshavebeenreportedassociatedwiththislisting.Basedonitsstatusand
impactsbeinglimitedtosoil,
impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohumanhealthorthe
environmentundercurrentsiteconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequireadditional
regulatoryaction.
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5.1.3 DetailedDescriptionsofRelevantNearbySiteListings
TheEDRreportidentifieddatabaselistingsinsearcheddatabases(includingmoredatabasesthanlisted
above)withintheprescribedsearchradii.ThemajorityofthedatabaselistingswereUSTsandLUST
sites.Basedontheurbanareaofthesite,characterizedbysubsurface
buildinglevels,subwaytunnels,
andutilitiesthatcreatebarrierstogroundwaterflow ,andbasedontheassumptionthatthe
groundwaterunderthesubject siteistidallyinfluenced,onlythosesitesintheimmediatevicinityofthe
subjectsitewouldbeanticipatedtohav ethepotentialtoaffectthesubjectsite.These
sitesarelisted
below.
100SStreet,SW(MapID#1),locatedi mmediatelysouthofthesubjectsiteislistedontheBrownfields
database.
PEPCOBuzzardTank#1locatedat180SStreet,SW(MapID#A2),locate d immediatelysouthofthe
subjectsiteislistedontheLUST(casenumber93094)andBrownfieldsdatabases.Thesiteownedand
operatedagasolineordieselUST.AreleasefromtheUSTwasreportedinAugust1993andreportedly
impactedsoil.Thestatusofthereleaseislistedasclosed.Basedonitsstatus,impacts
fromtheLUSTdo
notpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrentconditionsanditisunlikelythat
theLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.BuzzardPointFacility, alsolocatedat180SStreet,SW
(Square0607,Lots0013,MapID#I36)islistedontheUSTdatabase.Threetanksstoringgasolineare
listedasPermanentlyOutofUse.
Attislocatedat17142
nd
Street,SW(MapID#A3)islistedontheUSTdatabase.The3,500gallontank
containedgasoline.TheentryislistedasPermanentlyOutofUse.AT&Tisalsolocatedat17142
nd
Street,SW(Square0605,Lots0007,MapID#A4)andislistedontheLUST(case#92076)and
Brownfielddatabases.Thesiteownedandoperateda3,500gallongasolineUST.AreleasefromtheUST
wasreportedinJuly1992andimpactedsoilandgroundwater.Thestatusofthereleaseislisted as
closed.Basedonitsstatus,impactsfro mtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohuman
healthorthe
environmentundercurrentconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatory
action.
PEPCO,locatedat1
st
andTStreet,SW(MapID#7),locatedadjacenttotheeastofthesubjectsiteis
listedontheUSTdatabase.Twoentriesareincludedinthisdatabasefortanksofcapacity6,000gallons
andcontainingdiesel.TheseentriesarelistedasPermanentlyOutofUse.
Anentrylocatedat17001
st
Street,SW(MapID#C10),locatedimmediatelyeastofthesubjectsiteis
listedontheBrownfielddatabase.Noadditionaldetailsareprovided.
5.2 ADDITIONALENVIRONMENTALRECORDSREVIEW
Tosupplementthe(ASTME152705Standard)environmentalrecordsources,wecontactedthe
followingstateandlocalgovernmentagencies,and/orreviewedthefollowingadditionalso urces:
5.2.1 D.C.DepartmentoftheEnvironment
Additionalenvironmentalrecords
wererequestedforthisassessmentthroughaFreedomof
InformationAct(FOIA)re questtotheD.C.DepartmentoftheEnvironment(DCDE).Todate,noresponse
hasbeenreceivedfromtheFOIArequest.Duetotheinformationobtainedthroughinterviewswithkey
subjectsitepersonnel,andotherrecordsreviews,itdoesnot
appearthatresponsestotheFOIA
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requestsshouldaffectourconclusionsregardingthesite.However,ifaresponseisreceivedthataffects
ourconclusionsregardingthesubjectsite,wewillprovideanaddendumtothisreport.
5.2.2 D.C.FireandEMSDepartment
AdditionalenvironmentalrecordswererequestedforthisassessmentthroughaFOIArequesttothe
DC
FireandEMSDepartment.Thisdepartmentrespondedtoourrequeston27December2013.According
tothefilesheldbythisdepartment,operationstakingplaceatthesubjectsiteandadjoiningproperties
areunlikelytobeimpactingthesubjectsite.AcopyoftheresponsefromtheDCFireand
EMS
DepartmentisincludedinAppendixD.
5.3 USERRESPONSIBILITIES
TheAAIRulerequiresthattheuserofthereportconsiderthefollowing:
Whethertheuserhasspecializedknowledgeaboutpreviousownershiporusesofthesubject
sitethatmaybematerialtoidentifyingRECs;
Whetherthe
userhasdeterminedthatthesubjectsite’sTitlecontainsenvironmental liensor
otherinformationrelatedtotheenvironmentalconditionoftheproperty,includingengineering
andinstitutionalcontrolsandActivityandUseLimitations(AULs),asdefinedbyASTM;
Whethertheuserisawareofcommonlyknownorreasonablyascertainableinformation
about
thesubjectsiteincludingwhetherornotthepresenceofcontaminationislikelyonthesubject
siteandtowhatdegreeitcanbedetected;and
Whethertheuserhaspriorknowledgethatthepriceofthesubjectsitehasbeenreducedfor
environmentallyrelatedreasons.
Werequested
suchinformationforinclusioninthisreport.ThoughneithertheAAIRulenortheASTME
152705Standardrequiresthatthisinformationbeprovidedtotheenvironmentalprofessional(s),
failureonthepartoftheusertoobtainsuchinformationfortheirownrecords,shoulditbereasonably
ascertainable,may
invalidatetheuser’scompliancewiththeAAIRuleforCERCLAliabilityprotectionin
thefuture.
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6. SiteReconnaissanceandKeyPersonnelInterview(s)
AsitevisittoobservesiteconditionswasconductedbyKarinHollandandChristianNoelTschibeluof
Haley&Aldrichon28August2013.AccesstothesubjectsitewasprovidedbySteveMiddletonofSuper
Salvage.AninterviewwithJohnKellerofSuperSalvagewasperformedinconjunctionwith
thesitevisit.
Haley&Aldrichpersonnelobservedaccessibleinteriorareasofthesubjectsitebuilding(s),including
commonareas,basementareas,mechanicalspaces,andtenantspaces.Haley&Aldrichalsoobserved
theexteriorportionsofthesubjectsite,includingthepropertyboundaries,andobservedadjoining
propertyconditionsfromthesubject
siteboundariesand/orpublicthoroughfares.Noweatherrelated
conditionsorotherconditionsthatwouldlimitourabilitytoobservethesubjectsiteoradjoining
propertiesoccurredduringoursubjectsitevisit.SitephotographsareprovidedinAppendixE.The
findingsofthesubjectsitevisitandinterviewsarediscussedbelow.
ASTME152705StandardSection10.8requiresthat,priortothesubjectsitevisit,thecurrentsubject
siteownerorkeysitemanageranduser,ifdifferentfromthecurrentownerorkeysitemanager,be
askedifthereareanyhelpfuldocumentsthatcanbemadeavailablefor
review.Theseconsistof
environmentalsiteassessmentreports,audits,permits,tankregistrations,MaterialSafetyDataSheets,
CommunityRighttoKnowplans,safetyplans, hydrog eologicorgeotechnicalreports,orhazardous
wastegeneratorreports.Wemadesucharequestbutwerenotprovidedwithanydocuments.
6.1 SUBJECTSITEOBSERVATIONS
6.1.1 Current
UseofthePropertyandGeneralDescriptionofStructures
Thesubjectsiteoperatesasalvageyardfordiversemetalstructures,includingductworks,ironsheets,
castirongrids,radiators,rebar,andbeams.SuperSalvage,Inc.hasbeenoperatingatthispropertysince
the1950s.Anofficebuildingandaworkshopof
brickconstructionarelocatedinthesouthernportionof
thislot.Twoadditionalsmallbuildings,onehousingametalshearandthesecondadjacenttoa
weighingstationwereobserved.Athreewalledstructureisloca tedinthesouthwesterncornerofthis
propertyandcontainsapaintstripper.Asmall
metaltrailerislocatedinthenorthernportionofthelot.
Thelotispavedwithconcrete.
6.1.2 PotableWaterSupplyandSewageDisposalSystemorSepticSystems
Thesubjectsitehasapotablewatersupplyandasewagedisposalsystem.Potablewaterandsanitary
sewerserviceisprovidedbythe
DistrictofColumbiaWaterandSewerAuthority(WASA).

6.1.3 UseandStorageofPetroleumProductsandHazardousMaterials
Petroleumproductsand/orhazardousmaterials wereobservedtobeused,stored,and/ordisposedof
atthesubjectsiteasdescribedbelow.Thefollowingbulkstoragetankswereobservedorreported
associatedwith
thesubjectsiteduringthesitevisit:
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Tank
#
AST/
UST
Contents/
Capacity
Location
1
Use
Closure
Status
Observations/
Evidenceofrelease
1 AST
Hydraulic
oil,300
gallons
Eastern
portionof
subject
site
Maintenance
ofheavy
machinery
Inuse
Tanks1through3
arelocatedwithin
thesamesecondary
containment.A
thicklayerofoilwas
observedatthe
bottomofthis
containment.The
integrityofthe
secondary
containmentis
thereforeunknown.
2 AST
Motoroil,
500gallons
Eastern
portionof
subject
site
Operationof
heavy
machinery
Inuse
3 AST
Filtersand
oil,
unknown
capacity
Eastern
portionof
subject
site
Maintenance
ofheavy
machinery
Inuse
4 AST
Diesel,500
gallons
Centerof
subject
site
Operationof
threecranes
Inuse
TheASTislocated
withinsecondary
containment.
5 AST
Diesel,500
gallons
Northern
portionof
subject
site
Operationof
heavy
machinery
Inuse
TheASTisnot
surroundedby
secondary
containment.
Stainingwas
observedon
concreteinthe
vicinityoftheAST.A
largequantityof
wastehadbeen
dumped
immediately
adjacenttotheAST
preventingHaley
&
Aldrich
representativesto
confirmthe
conditionofthe
concretebeneath
thiswaste.
6
LUST
(case#
96030)
Gasoline,
20,000
gallons
Unknown Unknown
Outof
use,
listedas
Closed
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Otherpetroleum/hazardousmaterialsobservedatthesubjectsiteincluded:
Petroleum
Productor
Hazardous
Substances
Quantity
Stored&
Container
Storage
Location
Use
Observations/Evidenceof
release
Antifreeze
55gallon
drum
Eastern
portionof
subjectsite
Maintenance
ofheavy
machinery
Thesedrumsarestorednext
totheASTwithinsecondary
containment.
Oil
55gallon
drum
Eastern
portionof
subjectsite
Maintenance
ofheavy
machinery
Filters
Four55
gallondrums
Eastern
portionof
subjectsite,
southof
ASTs
Usedfilters
from
equipment
awaitingoff
sitedisposal
Thedrumsappearedtobein
goodcondition.Noevidence
ofrelease.
Oil
55gallon
drum
Eastern
portionof
subjectsite
Maintenance
ofheavy
machinery
Thedrumappearedtobein
goodcondition.Noevidence
ofrelease.
Propane
Cylindersof
various
capacities
Southern
and
southeaster
nportionof
subjectsite
Torching
Cylindersarereportedly
chainedwhennotinuse.
Liquid
oxygen
Cylinders
Southern
portionof
subjectsite
Torching
Cylindersarereportedly
chainedwhennotinuse.
6.1.4 DisposalofPetroleumProductsandHazardousMaterials
AwastecontractorpaysSuperSalvage,Inc.,fortheirusedoils,whicharerecycledoffsite.
6.1.5 Odors
Noodorsweredetectedwiththeexceptionofanunpleasant,hydrocarbonlikeodorinthenorthern
portionofthesubjectsite.
6.1.6 PCBs
AssociatedwithElectricalorHydraulicEquipment
Duetothenatureofactivities,PCBcontainingmaterialsareunlikelytobepresentatthesubjectsite.
6.1.7 UnidentifiedSubstanceContainers
Unidentifiedsubstancecontainerswerenotidentifiedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.8 HeatingandCoolingSystem
Thesubjectsitehasanaturalgas
firedheatingsystemandanelectriccoolingsystem.
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6.1.9 StainsorCorrosiononFloors,Walls,orCeilings
Stainingwasobservedonconcretepavinginthebuildinghousingtheshearinthecenterofthesubject
siteandinthebuildinginthecentralportionofthelot.
6.1.10 FloorDrainsandSumps
Floordrainswerenotobserved
inaccessiblebuildingsatthesubjectsite.
Stormwaterandspillsarepumpedtoasumpinthesouthwesternportionofthesubjectsitebefore
beingdisposedoffsitebyalicensedcontractor.Thepumpislocatedatthecenterofthesubjectsite
andliquidsaretransportedviaanaboveground
pipetothesump.Thesumpcontainedlargequantities
ofoilyliquidduringthesitevisitanditwasnotpossibletoascertainwhetherthesumpwaslinedand/or
confirmtheintegrityofthelining.Thesiterepresentativecouldnotconfirmthestatusofthesump
lining.
6.1.11 HydraulicElevators
Nohydraulicelevatorswereobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.12 VehicleMaintenanceLifts
Nohydraulicvehiclemaintenanceliftswereobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.13 EmergencyGeneratorsandSprinklerSystemPumps
Noemergencygeneratorsandsprinklersystempumpswereobservedorreportedatthesubject
site.
6.1.14 CatchBasins
Nocatchbasinswereobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.15 DryWells
Drywellswerenotobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.16 Pits,Ponds,Lagoons,andPoolsofLiquid
Pits,Ponds,Lagoons,andPoolsofLiquidwerenotobservedorreported
atthesubjectsite.
6.1.17 StainedSoilorPavement
Multiplestainswereobservedonconcretepavingthroughouttheexternalareasofthesubjectsite.
6.1.18 StressedVegetation
Evidenceofstressedvegetationwasnotobservedatthesubjectsite.
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6.1.19 SolidWasteandEvidenceofWasteFilling
Accordingtothesiterepresentative,thesubjectsitedoesnotpayawastedisposalcompanytocollect
theirsolidwaste.
6.1.20 WastewaterandStormwaterDischarge
SuperSalvage,Inc.,pumpsallstormwateronthesubjectsitetoadesignatedsump. Wastewateris
periodically
removedanddisposedoffsitebyalicensedwastecontractor. 
6.1.21 Monitoring,WaterSupply,orIrrigationWells
Monitoring,watersupply,andirrigationwellswerenotobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.1.22 SanitarySewerandSepticSystems
Septicsystemswerenotobservedorreportedatthesubjectsite.
6.2 ADJOININGPROPERTYOBSERVATIONS
Propertiesadjoiningthesubjectsiteweregenerallyobservedtobelightindustrialorcommercialin
nature.
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7. SubsurfaceExploration
Inordertoevaluatesubsurfaceconditionsatthesubjectsiteandassesswhethercurrentandformer
operationatandadjacenttothesubjec tsiteareimpactingthesubjectsite,Haley&Aldrichconducted
PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingatthesubjectsite.Theapproximatelocationsofexplorationsareshownon
Figure
3.
7.1 DIRECTPUSHSAMPLINGANDMONITORINGINSTALLATIONS9THROUGH27APRIL2015
Soilandgroundwaterinvestigationacti vitieswereconductedattheSiteinordertoevaluatesubsurface
conditionsandassesswhethercurrentand/orformeroperationsatandadjacenttotheSitehave
impactedsoilandgroundwaterquality.Theseinvestigation
activitieswereconductedattheSite
between9and27April2015attheidentifiedREClocations.
DirectpushreportsandobservationwellinstallationreportsareincludedinAppendixF.
7.1.1 SoilSampling
Soilsampleswerecollectedduringadvancementofdirectpushborings(GSS60580210,GSS605802
11,andGSS60580212)andinstallationofthetemporarygroundwatermonitoringwells(GTW605
8021,GTW6058022,GTW6058026,GTW6058027,GTW6058029).Boringswereadvanced
usingatrack‐mounteddirectpushdrillrigtodepthsrangingfrom10
to30feetbgs.Eachboringwas
continuouslyloggedinaccordancewiththeUnifiedSoilClassificationSystem.Continuoussoilcores
werecollectedwithhydraulicpercussivedrivingofastainlesssteelsamplingprobeequippedwith
dedicatedacetatetubeli ners.Soil coreswereobservedanddocumentedvisuallyfordiscolorationand
screenedforthe
presenceofVOCsusingaphotoionizationdetector(PID).Thesoilsamplewascollected
fromthedepthintervalexhibitingthehighestPIDreading.Sampl eswereplacedinacoolerwithiceand
submittedforanalysistoPaceAnalyticalServices,Inc.,(Pace)understandardchainofcustody
procedures.Soilsampleswereanalyzed
foroneormoreofthefollowing:TPH,PAHs,VOCs,PCBsand
metals.
7.1.2 GroundwaterSampling
Groundwatersampleswerecollectedfromtemporarygroundwatermonitoringwells(GTW6058021,
GTW6058022,GTW6058026,GTW6058027,GTW6058029)installedaftercompl etionofdirect
pushboringsto30feetbgs.Temporarypolyethylenechloridecasingwasinstalledwith5feetofscreen
fromapproximately23to30feetbgs.Sampleswerecollectedusinglowflowsamplingtechniques.
Fieldparametersweremeasuredduringpurgingusinganinlineflowcell.Groundwatersampleswere
collectedafterfieldparameters
stabilizedinaccordancewithstandardoperatingprocedures.Samples
werecollecteddirectlyfromdedicatedplastictubinginstalledineachwellintolaboratoryprovided
containersinamannertoavoidsampleagitationandconstituentvolatilization.Sampleswereplacedin
acoolerwithiceandsubmittedforanalysistoPaceunderstandardchain
ofcustodyprocedures.
Groundwatersampleswereanalyzedforoneormoreofthefollowing:TPH,VOCs,semivolatileorganic
compounds(SVOCs),andmetalsatthePacelaboratoryinCharlotte,NorthCarolina.
GroundwatersamplingrecordsareincludedinAppendixG.
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7.2 SUBSURFACEFINDINGS
Subsurfaceinvestigationsdescribedinthisreportwerenotintendedtodefinethelateralextentof
petroleumimpactstosoilorgroundwateratthesubjectsite.TheobjectivewastoexploreKRECsand
SRECstoevaluatecurrentconditionstoassessthegeneralmagnitudeofpotentialimpacts.
7.2.1 Soil
Results
SoilanalyticalresultsaresummarizedinTableI,alongwithregulatoryscreeninglevelsforcomparison.
LaboratoryanalyticalreportsareincludedinAppendixH.
Soilsampleanalyticalresultswerecomparedtothefollowingscreeninglevels:
DCTier0SoilStandardsfromtheTier0StandardsFinalRulemakingpublishedat
40DCR7835,
7892(12November1993),asamendedbyFinalRulemakingpublishedat46DCR7699(1
October1999);and
EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)Reg ionalS creeningLevelforIndustrialSoilfromtheEPA
RegionalScreeningLevelTables(May2014).
ForthepurposeofthisReport,“soilscreeninglevels”
aretheloweroftheabovescreeninglevels.Soil
samplecollectiondepthsrangedfrom0to15feetbgs.ThefollowingsummarizestheresultsbyREC.
Unlined/unpavedsump(samplelocationsDP001andDP002):Arsenic,lead,benzo(a)pyrene,
anddieselrangeTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoil
screeninglevels.
Heavystainingofconcrete(GSS60580211):Arsenicwasdetectedataconcentration abovethe
soilscreeninglevel.Additionally,thehighestPIDreadingwasrecordedatadepthof10to15
feetbgs,thereforethesoilsamplewascollectedfromthisinterv al.
Oillayerin
secondarycontainmentunderAST(samplelocationsGTW6058021,GTW605802
2,andGSS60580212):ArsenicandTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoil
screeninglevels.
ConcretestainingnexttonorthernAST(samplelocationsGTW6058029andGSS60580210):
Arsenic,
lead,PCBs,ethylbenzene,andTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoil
screeninglevels.
Impactstotheadjacentproperty(samplelocationsGTW6058026andGTW6058027):
ArsenicandTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoilscreeninglevels.
Thereportedconcentrationsofarsenicandlead
insoilabovethesoilscreeninglevelsmaybewithin
naturallyoccurringbackgroundattheSite,andifso,wouldnotwarrantremediation.

7.2.2 GroundwaterResults
GroundwateranalyticalresultsaresummarizedinTableII,alongwithregulatoryscreeninglevelsfor
comparison.LaboratoryanalyticalreportsareincludedasAppendixH.
Groundwater
sampleanalyticalresultswerecomparedtothefollowingscreeninglevels:
DCTier1Riskbasedgroundwaterscreeninglevelsforindoorandoutdoorinhalationofthe
residentchild(buildingoccupant)fromtheRiskBasedCorrectiveActionTechnicalGuidance,
Table58(June2011);
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DCTier1Riskbasedgroundwaterscreeninglevelsfordermalcontactoftheconstruction
workerfromtheRiskBasedCorrectiveActionTechnicalGuidance,Table58(June2011)and
EPAregionalmaximumcontaminantlevelsfromtheEPARegionalScreeningLevel(RSL)
SummaryTable(January2015).
For the purpose of
this Report, “groundwater screening levels” are the lower of the above screening
levels.ThefollowingsummarizestheresultsbyREC.
Unlined/unpavedsump(soilsamplelocationsDP001andDP002):Groundwat er samples were
notcollected.
Heavystainingofconcrete(soilsamplelocationGSS60580211):Groundwatersamples
were
notcollected.
OillayerinsecondarycontainmentunderAST(samplelocationsGTW6058021andGTW605
8022):Arsenicwasdetectedatconcentrationsabovegroundwaterscreeninglev els.Reported
detectionlimitsforthalliumandselectSVOCs(benzo[a]pyrene,andpentachlorophenol)were
elevatedabovegroundwaterscreeninglevels.
Concrete
stainingnexttonorthernAST(samplelocationGTW6058029):Antimony,arsenic,
lead,andmethylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovegroundwaterscreening
levels.Reporteddetectionlimits forthallium,selectVOCs(1,2dibromo3chloropropane,1,2
dibromoethaneandvinylchloride),andselectSVOCs(benzo[a]pyrene,hexachlorobenzene,and
pentachlorophenol)wereelevatedabove
groundwaterscreeninglevels.
Impactstotheadjacentproperty(samplelocationsGTW6058026andGTW6058027):Lead
andmethylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovethegroundwaterscreening
level.Reporteddetectionlimitsforthallium,selectVOCs(1,2dibromo3chloropropane,1,2
dibromoethaneandvinylchloride),and
selectSVOCs(benzo[a]pyrene,andpe ntachlorophenol)
wereelevatedabovegroundwaterscreeninglevels.
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8. FindingsandConclusions
Haley&Aldrich,Inc.(Haley&Aldrich)performedaPhaseIenvironmentalsiteassessment(PhaseI
assessment)oftheSuperSalvageInc.property(hereinreferredtoasthe“subjectsite”)inWashington,
DC.Thescopeofworkisdescribedandconditionedbyourproposaldated28June2013.Asindicated
in
ourproposal,thisPhaseIassessmentwasperformedinconformancewiththescopeandlimitationsof
theAmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM)E152705StandardPracticeforEnvironmental
SiteAssessments:PhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentProcess(ASTME152705Standard)as
referencedin40Code
ofFederalRegulations(CFR)Part312[theAllAppropriateInquiries(AAI)Rule].
DeviationsfromthisStandard,and/ordatagapsandtheirsignificancearedescribedinSection1.5of
thisreport.PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingwasalsoconductedtoevaluateissuesidentifiedduringthe
PhaseIportionoftheassessment.Ourconclusions
areintendedtohelptheuserevaluatethe“business
environmentalrisk”associatedwiththesubjectsite,asdefinedintheASTME152705Standardand
discussedinSection1.1ofthisreport.
ThesubjectsiteisboundedbyapropertyownedbytheDistrictofColumbiatothenorth,
SStreet,SW
tothesouth,1
st
Street,SWtotheeastandapropertyownedbyRollingwoodRealEstatetothewest,
andiscurrentlyoccupiedbyasalvageyardfordiversemetalstructures.
TheobjectiveofaPhaseIassessmentistoidentifyknownandsuspect“recognizedenvironmental
conditions”(RECs),historicalRECs(HRECs),andde
minimisconditionsassociatedwiththesubjectsite,
asdefinedintheASTME152705StandardandinSection1.1ofthisreport.TheobjectiveofthePhaseII
subsurfacesamplingistoprovideapreliminaryevaluationofRECsidentifiedduringthePhaseIportion
oftheassessment,includingorderof
magnitudecostandscheduleimpactsontheproposed
development.
TheASTME152705Standardrequiresanenvironmentalprofessional’sopinionofthepotentialimpacts
ofRECs,HRECs,anddeminimisconditionsidentifiedonasiteduringaPhaseIassessment.Ouropinion
isrenderedwithrespecttoaREC’spotential
(high,medium,orlow)torequireremedialresponsebased
onprevailingagencyrequirementsandourunderstandingthatthesubjectsiteisoneofsevenparcels
beingevaluatedforpotentialredevelopmentasaprofessionalsoccerstadium.Ouropinionregardinga
REC'spotentialimpactonthesubjectsite(high,medium,low,or
unknown)isbasedonthescopeofour
work,theinformationobtainedduringthecourseofourwork,theconditionsprevailingatthetimeour
workwasperformed,theapplicableregulatoryrequirementsineffectatthetimeourworkwas
performed,and/orourexperienceevaluatingsimilarsites,andourunderstanding of
theclient's
intendeduseforthesubjectsite.
Soilandgroundwatersampleswerecollectedfortheevaluationofthepresenceofchemicalsofconcern
atthepotentialRECsassociatedwiththesubjectsiteasdescribedbelow.Foursamplelocationswere
inaccessible,duetoasignificantamountofconcreteorsignificant
pilesofscrapmetalbeingstoredat
theselocations.Inaddition,heavyconcretestainingwasobservedatmanylocationsatthesubjectsite.
Incertainareas,thestainingwastoothicktoconfirmtheintegrityoftheconcrete.Theseconstitutea
datagapinthisreport.
RECOGNIZEDENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS
The
ASTME152705StandarddefinesaRECas“thepresenceorlikelypresenceofanyhazardous
substancesorpetroleumproductsonapropertyunderconditionsthatindi cateanexistingrelease,a
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pastrelease,oramaterialthreatofareleaseofanyhazardoussubstancesorpetroleumproductsinto
structuresonthepropertyorintotheground,groundwater,orsurfacewateroftheproperty.”A
materialthreatisdefinedbytheASTME152705Standardas“aphysicallyobservableorobvious
threat
whichisreasonablylikelytoleadtoareleasethat,intheopinionoftheenviro nmentalprofessional,is
threateningandmightresultinimpacttopublichealthortheenvironment.”
ThisPhaseIassessmenthasrevealedfiveKRECs,fourSRECsandfourHRECs.Detailsregardingthe
natureofthese
RECsandouropinionregardingpotentialimpactsareprovidedbelow.
KNOWNORSUSPECTRECOGNIZEDENVIRONMENTALCONDITIONS
ConsistentwithASTME152705Section12.5(ReportFormat),andforthepurposesofthisassessment,
thoseRECsthathavebeenidentifiedasbeingpresentwithrespecttothesubjectsitearereferredto
as
KnownRecognizedEnvironmentalConditions(KRECs),andthoseRECsthathavebeenidentifiedasbeing
likelypresentwithrespecttothesubje ctsitearereferredtoasSuspectRecognizedEnvironmental
Conditions(SRECs).
KnownRecognizedEnvironmentalConditions
FiveKRECshavebeenidentifiedatthesubjectsitebasedonthePhaseII
subsurfacesamplingresultsat
thesubjectsiteandadjoiningproperties.
KREC#1: Potentiallyunlined/unpavedsumpatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: Onsitestormwaterandspillsarecapturedandpumpedtoasumpinthe
southwesternportionofthesubjectsitebeforebeingdisposedoffsiteby
a
licensedcontractor.Thesumpcontainedlargequantitiesofoilyliquidduring
thesubjectsitevisitanditwasnotpossibletoascertainwhetherthesumpwas
linedand/orconfirmtheintegrityofthelining.Thesiterepresentativecouldnot
confirmthestatusofthesumplining.Haley&Aldrich
collectedtwosoilsamples
inthevicinityofthesumpinApril2015.Arsenic,lead,benzo(a)pyrene,and
dieselrangetotalpetroleumhydrocarbons(TPHDRO)weredetectedat
concentrationsaboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels,asillustratedinTableI.
KREC#2: Heavystainingofconcreteatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact:
 High
Explanation: Heavyconcretestainingwasobservedatmanylocationsatthesubjectsite.The
concretewasinmoderatetogoodconditionwherevisible.Inotherareas,for
exampletheareasurroundingthesumppump,thestainingwastoothickto
confirmtheintegrityoftheconcrete.Haley&Aldrich
collectedonesoilsample
inthevicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.Arsenicwasdetectedata
concentrationabovetheapplicablesoilscreeninglevel,asillustratedinTableI.
Groundwatercouldnotbecollectedinthislocation.
KREC#3: Oillayerinsecondarycontainmentunderabovegroundstoragetanks(ASTs)
at
thesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: AthicklayerofoilwasobservedatthebottomoftheASTtanksintheeastern
portionofthesubjectsite.Itisunderstoodthatthebottomofthecontainment
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ispavedwithconcrete.However,theintegrityoftheconcretecouldnotbe
confirmed.Haley&Aldrichcollectedthreesoilandtwogroundwatersamplesin
thevicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.ArsenicandTPHDROweredetected
atconcentrationsaboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels,asillustratedinTableI.
Inaddition,arsenicwasalsodetectedatconcentrationsaboveapplicable
groundwaterscreeninglevels.

KREC#4: ConcretestaininginareaofanASTatthesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: ConcretestainingonpavingnexttoanASTwasobservedinthenorthern
portionofthesubjectsite.The
concretepavingwasinrelativelygoodcondition
duringthesubjectsitevisit.Howeveralargequantityofwastehad been
dumpedimmediatelyadjacenttotheASTpreventingtheHaley&Aldrich
representativefromconfirmingtheconditionoftheconcretebeneaththis
waste.Haley&Aldrichcollectedtwosoilandone
groundwatersamplesinthe
vicinityofheavystaininginApril2015.Arsenic,lead,polychlorinatedbiphenyls
(PCBs),ethylbenzene,andTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrationsabovesoil
screeninglevels,asshowninTableI.Inaddition,antimony,arsenic,lead,and
methylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovegroundwater
screeninglevels.
KREC#5:
 Impactsinnorthernportionofsubjectsite/tothepropertyadjacenttonorthof
thesubjectsite
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: Haley&Aldrichcollectedtwosoilandtwogroundwatersamples(GTW605802
6andGTW6058027)alongtheboundaryofthesubjectsiteandtheproperty
adjacenttothenorth.ArsenicandTPHDROweredetectedatconcentrations
abovesoilscreeninglevels,asshowninTableI.Inaddition,leadandmethylene
chlorideweredetectedatconcentrationsabovethegroundwaterscreening
level,asindicatedinTableII.
SuspectRecognizedEnvironmental Conditions
ThefollowingSRECwasobserved
ontheadjacentpropertywestofthesubjectsiteduringsitevisitsby
Haley&AldrichforthecomprehensivePhaseIassessmentofBuzzardPointinAugustand2013and
fromalimitedPhaseIIsubsurfaceinvestigationperformedbyHaley&AldrichinSeptember2014.
SREC#1: Soilandgroundwater
petroleumimpactsthatmayhavemigratedfromsubject
site
PotentialImpact: High
Explanation: AsoilsampleobtainedfromtestboringcollectedbyHaley&Aldrichfrom
beneaththeeasternportionofthepropertyimmediatelyadjacenttothewest
inSeptember2014revealedapolycyclicaromatichyd rocarbon(PAH),
benzo(a)pyrene,andarsenic
aboveapplicablesoilscreeninglevels.Inaddition,
freephaseoilwasobservedingroundwateratthislocationfromadepthof7.6
feetbgsto20.9feetbgs.TPHDROalsoexceededapplicablegroundwater
concentrationsatthislocation.AdditionalsoilsamplingbyHaley&Aldrichin
April2015atthisadjacent
propertyrevealedthepresenceofarsenicandTPH
DROinsoilatconcentrationsaboveassociatedsoilscreeninglevels.
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Furthermore,leadandmethylenechlorideweredetectedatconcentrations
aboveapplicablegroundwaterscreeninglevel.Theimpactsmightbeassociated
withthepotentiallyunlined/unpavedsumpdescribedabove(KREC#1).
ThefollowingSRECswereobservedontheadjacentpropertysouthandsoutheastofthesubjectsite
duringsitevisitsbyHaley&Aldrich
forthecomprehensivePhaseIassessmentofBuzzardPointin
AugustandDecember2013andfromaPhaseIIsubsurfaceinvestigationperformedbyHaley&Aldrich
inDecember2013.
SREC#2: Shallowsubsurfacepetroleumimpactfromsurfacestainingorurbanfillat
Square0607,Lot0013
PotentialImpact: Low
Explanation: Apparenthydrocarbonstainswereobserved
duringasitevisiton28August2013
onanasphaltpavedportionofthepropertyatSquare0607,Lot0013thatis
currentlyusedasaparkinglot.Acrackwasobservedintheasphaltunderoneof
thesestainsandasoilsamplecollectedbyHaley&Aldrichfrombeneaththe
asphaltrevealedtotalpetr oleum hydrocarbonsdieselrangeorganics(TPH
DRO)concentrationof184milligramsperkilogram(mg/kg).ThisTPHDRO
detectionconfirmsthepresenceof
minorpetroleumcontaminationinshallow
soil,exceedingtheD.C.MunicipalRegulations(DCMR)
Tier0SoilStandardfor
TPHof100mg/kg.Theverticalextentofimpactiscurrentlynotknown,
althoughbasedontherelativelylowconcentrationimmediatelybeneaththe
staining,thedegreeofimpactappearstobeminor.TheTPHDROdetectionmay
alsoberelatedtourbanfillencounteredinthis
boring.
AnalyticalresultsforasoilsamplecollectedalongSStreet,SWfromadepthof5
to10feetbelowgradeindicatedminorpetroleumimpact(TPHDROat119
mg/kg).ThisTPHDROdetectionconfirmsthepresenceofminorpetroleum
contaminationinshallowsoil,exceedingtheDCMRTier0
SoilStandardforTPH
of100mg/kg.Benzo(a)pyrenewasalsodetectedat8.67mg/kg,slightly
exceedingtheDCRiskBasedCorrectiveAction(DCRBCA)ScreeningLevels(SL)
forconstructionworkerexposureof5.92mg/kg.OtherPAHsandmetals
(arsenicat4.8mg/kgandchromiumat10.3mg/kg)weredetectedat
concentrations
exceedingtheEPARegionIIIRiskBasedScreeningLevel(RSLs)
forresidentialsoil.Thesourceandextentofimpactisnotknown,although
urbanfillwasencounteredinthisboring,whichcommonlyyieldssimilarresults.
Apotentialexistsforsubsurfaceimpactsatadjacentsitestomigratetothe
subjectsite.
SREC#3: Minorgroundwatercontaminationassociatedwithchlorinatedsolventsat
Square0607,Lot0013
PotentialImpact: Low
Explanation: AdvantageEnvironmentalConsultants,LLC(AEC)detectedchlorinatedsolvents
(tetrachloroethylene,trichloroethylene[TCE],1,2dichloroethane,andvinyl
chloride[VC])inagroundwatersamplecollectednearthesoutheastcornerof
thepropertyat
Square0607,Lot0013duringaPhaseIIassessmentconductedin
2005.Thesourceofthechlorinatedsolventsisnotknown;however,Geomatrix,
Inc.indicatedan“asphaltpit”inthisareaofthesubjectsiteonFigure3 oftheir
PhaseIIassessmentreportcompletedin1990.Chlorinatedsolventsdetectedin
groundwatermayalso
beduetomigrationfromsomeunknownsource
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upgradientfromtheproperty.Agroundwatersample collectedbyHaley&
Aldrichinthisareaofthepropertyconfirmedthepresenceofminor
contaminationassociatedwithchlorinatedsolvents,includingrelativelylow
concentrationsofTCEandVC(43.9and38microgramsperliter[µg/L],
respectively).TheVCconcentrationexceedstheEPARegion
IIIRiskBased
ScreeningLevel(SL)forresidentialexposureviaingestion,whichmaynotbe
applicabletothesubjectsite.Theextentofimpactisnotknown,although
volatileorganiccompoundswerereportedlynotdetectedingroundwater
samplescollectedbyAECatseveralotherlocationsin2005,suggestingthe
extent
maybelimitedtothesoutheastcornerofthepropertyandarethus
unlikelytoimpactthesubjectsite.
SREC#4: SubstationoperationsatPotomacElectricPowerCompany(PEPCO)Square66 3,
Lot0024
PotentialImpact: Medium
Explanation: Duetotheageofthesubstationandthenatureofactivities
takingplace,there
isapotentialforleaks,spillsorpolychlorinatedbiphenylcontainingmaterialsto
bepresentatthislot.Apotentialexistsfortheseimpactsatadjacentsitesto
migratetothesubjectsite.
HISTORICALRECs
TheASTME152705StandarddefinesanHRECasanenvironmentalcondition
“whichinthepastwould
havebeenconsideredarecognizedenvironmentalcondition,butwhichmayormaynotbeconsidereda
recognizedenvironmentalconditioncurrently.”
ThisPhaseIassessmenthasrevealedthefollowingfourHRECs.
HREC#1:LUSTcase#96030atthesubjectsiteandrelatedtoatank
containinggasolinewasreportedto
beimpactingsoilandwasgrantedregulatoryclosure.Basedonitsstatusandimpactsbeinglimitedto
soil,impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrent
siteconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequire
additionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#2:LUSTcase#92076onanadjacentpropertytothewestofthesubjectsiteisassociatedwitha
gasolineLUSTthathistoricallyimpactedsoilandgroundwaterunderthesubjectsite.Thestatusofthe
LUSTreleaseislistedasclosed.Basedonitsstatus,
impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreatto
humanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrentconditionsanditisunlikelythattheLUSTwillrequire
additionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#3:Anonsite20,000gallongasolineLUST(case#93094)atonanadjacentparceltothesouthof
thesubjectsiteat
Square0607,Lot0013historicallyimpactedsoilandgroundwaterunderthesubject
siteandwasreportedinAugust1993.TheLUSTcasereceivedregulatoryclosureinMay1994.Basedon
itsstatus,impactsfromtheLUSTdonotpresentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironme ntunder
currentconditionsanditisunlikely
thattheLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.
HREC#4:OpenLeakingUndergroundStorageTank(LUST)case#93051onanadjacentparceltothe
southeastofthesubjectsiteatSquare665,Lot0024,PotomacElectricPowerCompany(PEPCO)
GeneratingStation.In1993,significantgasolineanddieselcontaminationwas
discoveredinsoiland
groundwateronthenorthernportionofSquare665,Lot0024.PEPCOperformedmonitoringand
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remediationactivitiesduringthe1990s,removingmorethan1,000gallonsofliquidphasehydrocarbons
(LPH).However,thelatestgroundwatersamplingdatareviewedina2005PhaseIindicatedthattotal
petroleumhydrocarbonsandbenzene,toluene,ethylbenzeneandxyleneswereaboveapplicable
regulatorystandardsincertainmonitoringwells.Basedonitsstatus,
impactsfromtheLUSTdonot
presentathreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentundercurrentsiteconditionsanditisunlikelythat
theLUSTwillrequireadditionalregulatoryaction.
DEMINIMISCONDITIONS
TheASTME152705Standarddefinesdeminimisconditionsasthoseconditionswhich“donot
present
athreattohumanhealthortheenvironmentandthatgenerallywouldnotbethesubjectofan
enforcementactionifbroughttotheattentionofappropriategovernmentalagencies.”TheASTM
E152705Standardnotesthat“conditionsdeterminedtobedeminimisarenotrecognized
environmentalconditions.”
This
PhaseIassessmentrevealednodeminimisconditions.
SUMMARYANDRECOMMENDATIONS
Insummary,severalRECswereidentifiedduringthisPhaseIassessmentandsubsequentPhaseII
sampling.PhaseIIsubsurfacesamplingdescribedinthis reportdidnotdelineatetheextentof
petroleumandmetalimpactsdetectedinsoilorgroundwater
atthesubjectsite,andbasedonthe
concentrationsdetected,itisouropinionthatadditionalactionmayberequiredundercurrent
conditionsatthesubjectsite.
Basedontheanalyticalresultscollectedtodate,soilremediationmayberequiredtoreducethethreat
tohumanhealthfortheonSite
constructionworkerandfuturestadiumoccupantandtoreducethe
threattogroundwaterquality.PotentialorderofmagnitudecostimpactsfromtheidentifiedRECsat
theSiterangefrom$240,000to$3,600,000.Thesecostsandtheirassociatedassumptionsare
summarizedinTableIII.Thesoilscreeninglevelsandgroundwaterscreening
levelsusedforevaluation
ofimpactsattheSitedonotaccountforcumulativehealthrisks.Additionally,groundwaterremediation
and/orvaporintrusionmitigationintheconstructionofthestadiummayberequiredtoreducethe
threattohumanhealth.Thepotentialorderofmagnitudecostsforsoilremediationarebasedon
the
currentlyavailabledataunderstandingthatseveralunanticipatedSiterestrictionsassociatedwithan
activesalvageyardandunknownsubsurfacerestrictionswereencounteredduringtheinvestigation
activitiesdescribedinthisPhaseIassessment.Thepresenceofasignificantlayerofconcreteunder
portionsoftheSitealsorestrictedinvestigationatselect
locations.
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9. Credentials
ThisPhaseIassessmentreportwaspreparedbyKarinHollandunderthedirectsupervisionofDavid
Schoenwolf.Qualificationinformationfortheprojectpersonnelisprovidedbelow.
KARINHOLLAND
SeniorSpecialist
Ms.HollandreceivedaBachelorofArtsdegreeinNaturalSciencesfromtheUniversityofCambridge,
UnitedKingdomin2002
andaMasterofSciencedegreeinLawandEnvironmentalSciencefromthe
UniversityofNottingham,UnitedKingdomin2003.Ms.Hollandisinvolvedinavarietyofprojects
includingenvironmentalsiteassessments,soilmanagement,and fieldsampling events.Her
responsibilitieswithPhaseIEnvironmentalSiteAssessmentsincludesitehistory
research,interaction
withclientsandstateregulatoryagencies,interpretationandevaluationofenvironmentalconditions,
anddevelopmentofrecommendationsforfutureinvestigations.
DAVIDSCHOENWOLF,P.E.
PrincipalConsultant|SeniorVicepresident
Mr.Schoenwolfhasover36yearsofexperienceintheengineeringandenvironmentalconsulting
practice.Mr.Schoenwolfhasbeenan
Officerinchargeandprojectmanagerforgeotechnical
engineeringandenvironmentalevaluationsforabroadrangeofprojects.Hisscopeofprojectshas
rangedfrompreliminaryfeasibilitystudies,environmentalsiteassessments,andmasterpl ansite
developmentstudiestocompletedesigninvestigationsformajorprojectsincludingpreparing
geotechnicaldataandinterpretive reports;
preparingcontractdocuments,technicalspecifications,and
reviewingcontractorsubmittals;instrumentationmonitoring;andconstructionconsulting.Heisa
registeredprofessionalengineerintheDistrictofColumbia.
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