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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSEOPW-CRA-2003-02-24-Discussion Item 14L� ITEM 14 Status on Parking Lot 7 Environmental Assessment Reports t� (Board request from January 27, 2003) 9955 N.W. 116th Way Suite 1 Miami, FL 33178 www.atc-enviro.com 305-882-8200 Fax 305-882-1200 A 9 8 0 C I A T F 8 I N C L+'XECUTIVE SUMMARY Proposed City of Miami Parldng Lot P-7 801 Northwest 2"a Avenue Miami, Florida 33136 Folio No. 0 1 -0 103-060-1220 Based on .an aerial photograph review, the property was historically developed as an automotive service station. Results of a soil test pit investigation performed in June of 2000, identified the former location of the underground storage tanks, and that they had been removed from the facility. In October of 2000, the groundwater quality was investigated in the former tank area and the dispenser location. These data confirmed a petroleum discharge in both monitoring well locations, which was only slightly above cleanup standards, but below Monitoring Only Plan (MOP) standards. Tn January of 2003, three additional wells were installed on the site to provide property delineation of the petroleum impacts. The current, January. 2003 groundwater quality data indicated only limited groundwater impacts along the northern'property line. Disclosure of these data to DERM likely would result in the issuance of a Notice of Violation (NOV) and Ordcrs for Corrective Action (OCA). These notices typically require the owner of such properties to conduct further assessment, remediation, and/or groundwater monitoring activities until the detected contamination bas attenuated to levels at/or below regulatory guidance levels. Based on the groundwater impacts identified it is suggested that only limited additional assessment would be required, followed by groundwater monitoring. In addition to these activities, it is generally DERM policy to further limit the discharge of stormwater to portions of the site where groundwater quality meets applicable Miami -Dade County Chapter 24-11 Groundwater Criteria_ .Based on these data, stormwater discharges should likely be directed toward the southern portion and western portion of the site after obtaining input from DERM. a rM07 TAKEN UP