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UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS (UST) I ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANKS (AST)
17100 WEST VALLEY HWY
PARCEL NUMBER(S)
2523049052
RELATED PERMIT NUMBER(S)
692-95
565-90
566-90
84-90
85-90
86-90
87-90
88-90
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Date:
2/22/90
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PERMIT
Na 84-90
85-90
86-90
87-90
88-90
BY virtue of The Provisions of the Uniform Fire Code adopted by City of Tukwila Ordinance,
LEE MORSE CONSTRUCTION
Business Name
located at
17100 West Valley Highway
Business Address
having made application in due form, and as the conditions, surroundings, and arrangements are, in my opinion, such that
the intent of the Ordinance can be observed, authority is hereby given and this PERMIT is granted for *TO install,
alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or otherwise dispose
of any flammah]P nr rnmhust-ihlp liquids Tank per 79.104 of the
Uniform Fire Code (4 tanks)*To conduct welding and/or cutting operations
per 49.102 of the U_F_C.*
This PERMIT is issued and accepted on condition that all Ordinance provisions now adopted, or that may hereafter be
adopted, shall be complied with.
THIS PERMIT VALID FOR February 22, 1990 thru March 2, 1990
This permit does not take the place of any
license required by law and is not transfer-
able. Any change in the use or occupancy
of premises shall require a new permit
firl-AereMi i T I Y PI ✓f fll 4
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON THE PREMISES MENTIONED ABOVE
T.F.D./F.P. #2
7/9V TUKW I LA F I RE DEPARTMENT
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Special Permit Application 87 -9.a
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PER UNIFORM FIRE CODE, SECTION 4.101, SPECIAL PERMIT(S) ARE REQUIRED FOR ANY
PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION TO USE A BUILDING OR PREMISES OF ENGAGE IN ANY
ACTIVITIES FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES LISTED BELOW:
To handle, store or use flammable/combustible liquids. (79.102)
To store, transport or handle hazardous chemicals. (80.102)
To install or maintain any liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) container of
more than 120 gallons water capacity. (82.102)
To use any structure as a place of business for repairing motor
vehicles. (29.102)
To operate a place of assembly - 50 people or more. (25.102)
To conduct welding and/or cutting operations. (49.102)
To operate a spraying or dipping operation utilizing flammable or
combustible liquids. (45.102)
To produce, store or handle cryogenic fluids. (75.102)
To use any building or portion thereof exceeding 2,500 sq. ft. for the
storage of high -piled combustible stock. (81.102)
To manufacture, possess, store, sell or otherwise dispose of explosives
or blasting agents. (77.104)
To install, alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or
otherwise dispose of any flammable or combustible liquid tank.
(79.104)
( ) Other ( )
APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE BY THE UNDERSIGNED FOR A PERMIT TO (USE, INSTALL,
CONDUCT) IN OR ON THE FOLLOWING PREMISES:
Business Name: `*( 7 Address: //27P, Z)
THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS, PROCESSES OR OPERATIONS (Describe brief y what is
to be done and the hazardous materials that are involved in the operations
in the space below.)
BEFORE A PERMIT MAY BE ISSUED, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL INSPECT AND APPROVE
THE RECEPTACLES, VEHICLES, BUILDINGS, DEVICES, PREMISES, STORAGE SPACES OR
AREAS TO BE USED, AND THIS APPLICATION MUST BE RETURNED WITH YOUR CHECK IN
THE AMOUNT OF $ /4T00 i , TO THE TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT, 444 ANDOVER PARK
EAST, TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, 98188.
WP:SPECIAL.PMT
T.F.D. Form F.P. 6
CELLO BAG
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
UNDERGROUND FUEL TANK REMOVAL PERMIT
RECEIPT # 21)7/ DATE RECEIVED DATE ISSUED Z/L ,%
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CODE REFERENCE: 79.114
FIRM NAME: l -Ft MOW E CL E 5 PHONE: %G _3 "' 9 5(5
FIRM ADDRESS: '7V3 ' Dc -/r .5 c. &) x ,S, L 5v t si- C3IL
JOB SITE: r e.110 ck
PERSON IN CHARGE: 'Mkt—
I rS G L PHONE: -7 G 3 -- Sl s %
CONDITIONS: 1. TANKS MAY BE REMOVED ONLY AFTER FIRE DEPARTMENT
INSPECTION.
2. Two (2) 20 BC portable fire extinguishers are to
be on site within 50' of the operation.
3. Rope or ribbon barricades must be provided
circling 10' from the operation or be enclosed in
a fenced yard.
4. "No Smoking" signs must be posted in readily
visible locations.
5. No hot works allowed unless the tanks are
certified gas free. A separate Fire Department
Permit is required for cutting and welding
operations.
PROCEDURES: 1. The Department of Ecology must be notified at
least thirty days before beginning the tank
removal process.
2. Call twenty-four (24) hours prior to removal to
arrange for an appointment.
3. Remove all flammable or combustible liquids from
tank and -from connecting lines.
4. To ensure that the tank atmosphere has been
inerted, one (1) pound of dry ice (Carbon Dioxide)
per 50 gallon capacity of the tank must be
inserted in the tank. (A 1,000 gallon tank would
require 20 pounds of dry ice.) This should be
done prior to the use of heavy equipment for
excavating.
Date: 12/26/95
TUKWILA ARE DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PERMIT
Na 692-95
BY virtue of The Provisions of the Uniform Fire Code adopted by City of Tukwila Ordinance,
Lee Norse General Contractor, located at —17100 West Valley Hussy
Inc.
Business Name Business Address
having made application in due form, and as the conditions, surroundings, and arrangements are, in ray opinion, such that
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the intent of the Ordinance can be observed, authority is hereby given and this PERMIT is granted for "'TO install,
alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or otherwise dispose
of any flammable or combustible liquid tank per 79.116 of the
Uniform Fire Code*
This PERMIT is issued and accepted on condition that all Ordinance provisions now adopted, or that may hereafter be
adopted, shall be complied with.
THIS PERMIT VALID FOR -Ninety Days -
This permit does not take the place of any
license required by law and is not transfer-
able.
ransferable. Any change in the use or occupancy
of premises shall require a new permit.
2dA
Fire Marshal
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON THE PREMISES MENTIONED ABOVE
T.F.D./F.P. #2
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
UNDERGROUND/ABOVEGROUND FUEL TANK REMOVAL/INSTALLATION PERMIT
PERMIT # 0724.55
RECEIPT # ///2f DATE RECEIVED /2 ",z',15r DATE ISSUED /1 24 -F-
CODE REFERENCE: 7901.3
FIRM NAME: 't.f Ao/2 S Gemeeitc &4c --1,,c /• - PHONE : 4'72- - vv
FIRM ADDRESS: 4`{a/ S " "ivz- 4. ,4'f/( w4- 96 Y,
JOB SITE: joy Is !//ltti✓ 44w0, iv 1k /44 /
ivt
NUMBER OF TANKS TO BE REMOVEDA-1-46,TARD. /
INDIVIDUAL TANK CAPACITY (GALS): e26--pw
TOTAL AGGREGATE CAPACITY (GALS): .11)--D
NAME OF BUSINESS AT JOB SITE: C'flzo 4,i -
PERSON IN CHARGE: PHONE: QzL-aaa )
To install, alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or
otherwise dispose of any flammable or combustible liquid tank per
79.116 of the Uniform Fire Code.
Installation or removal of underground tanks having an individual
capacity or total aggregate capacity of greater than 10,000
gallons, and installation or removal of underground tanks located
within 200 feet of the Green/Duwamish Rivers requires approval of
the Tukwila Planning Department.
All aboveground tank installations require approval of the Tukwila
Planning Department.
The Tukwila Planning Department will require submittal of a site
plan for review prior to approval.
Planning Department: Approved Signature:
Not Approved Date: 17-'7% • ri 5
No fire department permit will be issued without Tukwila Planning
Department approval when required.
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE RETURNED WITH A SCALED DRAWING OF THE SITE
AND YOUR CHECK IN THE AMOUNT OF $.5C),00 , TO THE TUKWILA FIRE
DEPARTMENT, 444 ANDOVER PARK EAST, TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, 98188.
TANKREMV.PER 8/8/95 T.F.D. Form F.P. 31
CELLO BAG
17100 West Valley Highway
Main building
Transformer
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—Tank vent
2500 gallon underg ound
solvent tank for re oval
Concrete slab
Property line
BILE
Scale 1" = 16'
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WEST VALLEY HIGHWAY
CELLO BAG LEE MORSE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC.
17100 W. VALLEY HWY,
NK""'A WA 1401 52nd Avenue E.
Fife, WA 98424
— OOH WATTS 206-922-2000
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17. i— ,
T.F.D./F.P. #2
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Date: 12/15/89
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PERMIT
No. 496-89
BY virtue of The Provisions of the Uniform Fire Code adopted by City of Tukwila Ordinance,
LEE MQRSE GENERAL CONSTRUCT ION located at U100 West Valley Highway
Business Address
INC.
having made application in due form, and as the conditions, surroundings, and arrangements are, in my opinion, such that
the intent of the Ordinance can be observed, authority is hereby given and this PERMIT is granted for *To install,
alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or otherwise dispose
of any flammable or combustible liquid tank per 79.104 of the
Business Name
Uniform Fire Code*
This PERMIT is issued and accepted on condition that all Ordinance provisions now adopted, or that may hereafter be
adopted, shall be complied with.
THIS PERMIT VALID FOR -December 15, 1989 thru January 30, 1990
This permit does not take the place of any
license required by law and is not transfer-
able. Any change in the use or occupancy
of premises shall require a new permit.
Fire Marshal
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON THE PREMISES MENTIONED ABOVE
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TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
UNDERGROUND FUEL TANK REMOVAL PERMIT
RECEIPT # /75, DATE RECEIVED 42-45-7- O 9 DATE ISSUED
CODE REFERENCE: 79.114
FIRM NAME: Zere/gieSE-- Ce -All Cc' tls-/NC'. PHONE: %4 -1F1 .S7
FIRM ADDRESS: 94i31- b x.12/,( 6 WT. s u.),
JOB SITE: ,1 7/ D O W 4iy
1 /u y '7Zii
PERSON IN CHARGE: 44ne' pA sem-. PHONE:
CONDITIONS: 1. TANKS MAY BE REMOVED ONLY AFTER FIRE DEPARTMENT
INSPECTION.
2. Two (2) 20 BC portable fire extinguishers are to
be on site within 50' of the operation.
3. Rope or ribbon barricades must be provided
circling 10' from the operation or be enclosed in
a fenced yard.
4. "No Smoking" signs must be posted in readily
visible locations.
5. No hot works allowed unless the tanks are
certified gas free. A separate Fire Department
Permit is required for cutting and welding
operations.
PROCEDURES: 1. The Department of Ecology must be notified at
least thirty days before beginning the tank
removal process.
2. Call twenty-four (24) hours prior to removal to
arrange for an appointment.
3. Remove all flammable or combustible liquids from
tank and 'from connecting lines.
4. To ensure that the tank atmosphere has been
inerted, one (1) pound of dry ice (Carbon Dioxide)
per 50 gallon capacity of the tank must be
inserted in the tank. (A 1,000 gallon tank would
require 20 pounds of dry ice.)' This should be
done prior to the use of heavy equipment for
excavating.
Date: 11/15/90
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL PERMIT
No. 565-90
566-90
BY virtue of The Provisions of the Uniform Fire Code adopted by City of Tukwila Ordinance,
Lee Morse General Contractors located at 17100 West Valley Highway
Business Address
Inc
•
Business Name
having made application in due form, and as the conditions, surroundings, and arrangements are, in my opinion, such that
the intent of the Ordinanze can be observed, authority is hereby given and this PERMIT is granted for *To install,
alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or otherwise dispose
r 79.104 of the
Uniform Fire Code*To conduct welding and/or cutting operations per
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49 102 of thrF-.v.
This PERMIT is issued and accepted on condition that all Ordinance provisions now adopted, or that may hereafter be
adopted, shall be complied with.
THIS PERMIT VALID FOR -November 15, 1990 thru December 20, 1990 -
This permit does not take the place of any
license required by law and is not transfer-
able. Any change in the use or occupancy
of premises shall require a new permit.
Fire Marshal
THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON THE PREMISES MENTIONED ABOVE
T.F.D./F.P. #2
TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT
UNDERGROUND FUEL TANK REMOVAL/INSTALLATION PERMIT
PERMIT # 52()
RECEIPT # 0.30 DATE RECEIVED AVS'JU DATE ISSUED //X5 -'d
CODE REFERENCE: 79.114
FIRM NAME: /e &4'M''0 4°11 vtd,93. //4PHONE : 1' l e2e4r
FIRM ADDRESS: /4O/7 / sw52.14. 444 i / n
JOB SITE: /7 400 64 W40,4,44 AP" y J.6', 7)k'&/GGiffr 1?Et7to 40116.
NUMBER OF TANKS TO BE REMOVED/INSTALLED: ,- %WV
NAME OF BUSINESS AT JOB SITE: C 1 o Aco L , /e
PERSON IN CHARGE: /F' ,/,ATe"~ ' PHONE : /^f?t-Ir
To install, alter, remove, place temporarily out of service or
otherwise dispose of any flammable or combustible liquid tank per
79.104 of the Uniform Fire Code.
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE RETURNED WITH YOUR CHECK IN THE AMOUNT OF
$ 2c0-0 , TO THE TUKWILA FIRE DEPARTMENT, 444 ANDOVER PARK
EAST, TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, 98188.
WP:TANKREMV.PER T.F.D. Form F.P. 31
Storage Tank Unit
Department of Ecology
M/S P.V. 11
Olympia, WA 98504-8711
Date of removal:
Date:
NOTICE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK REMOVAL
Os*
Method of closure: Removal
TANK SIZE:
or In-place closure [ ]
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Owners Name: (Le:\ \O
Address:
CONTENTS OF TANK:
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City: State: (.3.)'Pc L
Phone: 5 ( - "8(9 (oG,
Lee Morse General Contractor, Inc.
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Phone (206) 763-8956
TO: Cello Bag and Seattle Iron & Metal Corporation
This is to certify that the tanks listed below have been inspected
and cleaned to remove any product and sludge.
1 - 5,000 gallon tank
1 - 1,500 gallon tank
1 - 2,000 gallon tank
1- 500 gallon tank
Dated
LEE MORSE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC.
TANK CLEANING DIVISION
9434 Delridge Way S.W. • Suite B • Seattle, Washington 98106
Phone (206) 763-8956
May 11, 1990
Tukwila Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, WA 98188
Attn: David Ray
RE: Installation of tank at Cello Bag.
Dear David,
As per your request we are sending you a copy of the tank installation
check list. We have pressure tested the product lines at 50 pounds
per square inch and soaped up all the joints. The pressure was on
the lines for 4 days. We also pressure tested the tank and vent lines
at 5 pounds per square inch and soaped all the openings on the tank.
The pressure was on the tank and vent lines for 2 days.
If you should have any further questions please contact my office.
Sincerely,
Lee Morse
Lee Morse General Contractor, Inc.
cc: Allen Jackson
Cello Bag
9434 Delridge Way S.W. • Suite B • Seattle, Washington 98106
OWNER OF TANK: Cel (J
LOCATION OF TANK. 1-7/ - U•n(la '
[Lekw(I0-i i')rif.
YES NO
Handling
Is equipment of adequate size and capac-
ity to lift and lower the tank without dragg-
ing or dropping the tank?
Has repair of all damaged coating areas
such as scratches and holidays been
made with compatible coating?
Tanks may be shipped with or without a
plastic wrap on the weld -on zinc anode.
Has the plastic wrap been removed?
Excavation
When no anchoring is required, has the site
been excavated deep enough to enable 1
foot of clean sand or gravel to act as bed-
ing material between native soil and tank?
Do burial depths meet minimum code re-
quirements (such as NFPA 30)?
Testing
Has the tank been air -tested at 5 PSIG
while applying soap solution onto weld
seams and fittings to check for leaks?
-or has a vacuum test been performed
in accordance with the fabricator's
instructions?
Have all local and state testing require-
ments been performed?
Anchoring
(Check one)
Not applicable to this site
Deadman anchors used
Concrete pad
Soil and pavement overburden will hold
down tank (Ref. PEI/RP 100-87)
When anchoring with a concrete hold down
pad, has a minimum 6" layer of pea gravel,
sand, or No. 8 crushed stone been spread
evenly over the concrete pad dimensions
to separate tank from pad?
When deadman anchors or hold down
pads are used, have hold down straps
been separated from the tank by an inert,
insulating dielectric material at least 1"
wider than the steel hold down straps?
Is tank electrically isolated from the hold
down strap?
sti-P3® Label No /6 2 s2 6
Date y 3 o- t
Backfill
Has homogeneous backfill consisting of
clean sand, gravel, or other non -corrosive
inert material been used?
Has backfill been placed along sides of
tank to ensure full support along the tank's
bottom quadrant?
Pipe Connections
Has electrical isolation of flanged con-
nections been verified with a continuity
tester?
Prior to backfilling over tank top, but after
piping to the tank, has electrical isolation of
tank from all equipment been verified? No
continuity shall be present.
Tank Monitoring
Has the cathodic protection monitoring
station been installed and brought to
grade? Does it allow for access to the soil
above the tank as installed?
Obtain tank to soil potential readings with a
high impedance voltmeter and a
copper/copper sulfate reference electrode
placed immediately above the tank in soil in
several locations.
Does the meter read more negative than
- 850 millivolts?
Have all other facets of the tank installation
been made in accordance with sti-P3®
instructions?
If "No" is answered to any of the above questions, please
explain below:
YES NO
Signature and Title of Installing Foreman and/or Project
Engineer
e
Installing Contractor
r/(i
NOTE: This checklist includes certain key steps in the proper installation of the sti-P3 tank and is intended only as an
aid to tank installers who are knowledgeable and experienced in underground tank installation. Compliance
herewith does not necessarily meet the requirements of all applicable federal, state and local laws, regulations
and ordinances concerning tank Installation.
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^ March 30, 1990
Mr. David Ray
City of Tukwila
Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, WA 98188-7661
Dear Mr. Ray:
/77e7v e6cAS
Enclosed is a copy of the EP Toxicity test results for the
purple soil removed from our site. This test was requested
by Mr. John Conroy at the Department of Ecology. We are
still awaiting test results from the work which Hart Crowser
performed at our site.
If you should have any questions or concerns regarding the
project status please contact me at 251-8666. I will
forward additional information to you as it becomes
available.
Sincerely,
Alan ckson
Technical Manager
FRIEDMAN & BRUYA, IN*
ENV1RONMENTAT. CHEMISTS
1
of Report: March 28, 1990
DO Submitted: March 13, 1990
P!.6 offt.: Tank Removal
•
RESULTS 01' ANALYSES OF BOIL SAMPLES
roR EP-TOX =TAXA IN ACCORDANCE MITE "TEST
METHODS TOR EVALUATING SOLID WASTE"
EPA SN=841, 3rd EDITION
Results Reported as ag/L (ppm)
Sl ft f: AQ1141M211
tfOtYtAt
<0.1
Bafjm 0.5
<0.1
Ch;Lia <0.1
1.4 <0.1
<0.05
SOiAlum <0.1
5140*:. 0.1
C6tAr <0.1
<0.1
zi6 <0.1
SbUND TESTING. INC.
P.O. BOX 16204 SEATTLE, WA 98116
(206) 932-0206
MARINEEHEMIST CERTIFICATE
SERIAL NO.
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QUALIFICATIONS: Transfer of baNaet or martipul.den of valvas or cleoure equfpnlinc tending to alter Conditions inpipeNnob tanNN`er sommmp•rMmmemus
subject to /ace accumulation. unless specifically approved In this Cerdfleate. rewires Mapeedon and endorsement or reissue of Cartlfeats for the spasm a
affected. AN Knee. vents, boating eoNe. valvae. and similarly aniseed appurtenances *bell be oeneidered "not safe" unless °Menefee speoNical y
designated.
STANDARD SAFETY DESIGNATIONS
SAFE FOR WORKERS Means that in the uunP.M tint-nt era space so designated la) the oxygen content of the atmosphere is at least 19 5 percent by volume. and that, (b)
toxic materials !lithe atmosphere are within per tints:able concerttrations, and that. Ic) the residues are not capable of producing toxic materials under existing atmospheric
conditions while in, rd as directed on the Marine. Chemist s Certificate
NO) SAFE FOR WORKERS Means that in the compartment or space so designate/, the requirements of Safe for Workers has not been met
SAFE FOR HOT WORK: Means that in the compartment so designated: Is) oxygen content of the atmosphere is at least 19.5 percent by volume, with the exception of
inerted spaces or where external hot work is to be performed; and that. (b) the concentration of flammable materials in the atmosphere is below 10 percent of the lower
flammable limit: and that, Ic) the residues are not capable of producing a higher concentration than permitted by Ib) above under existing atmospheric conditions in the
presence of fire, and while maintained as directed on the Marine Chemist's Certificate; and further, that. Idl ate adjacent spaces have been cleaned sufficiently to prevent
the spread of fire. or are satisfactorily netted, or, in the case of fuel tanks, or tube oil tanks, or engine room or fire room bilges, have been treated in accordance with the
Marine Chemist's requirements.
NOT SAFE FOR HOT WORK Means that in the compartment so designated. the requirements of Safe for Hot Work trace not been met
SAFE FOR REPAIR YARD ENTRY Means that the compartments and spaces of the flat able cryogenic Liquid carrier so designated dal have been tested by sampling at
remote santpbny stations. and results indicate the atmosphere tested to be above 19 5 percent oxygen. and less than 10 percent of the tower flammable lime. or Ib) are
inerted
CHEMIST S E NDORSEMENT I his is to certify that I have personally determined that all spaces in the foregoing list ate in accordance with NFPA 306-1980 Control of Gas
Hat:ods an Vi"ee lj , d have Mond the condition of each to tie in accordance with its assigned designation
'the uoders.g.wd acknowtedyas receipt of this Certificate under Secbnn 2 3 of NFPA 306 1960
and understands i nrotinns and limitations under which it was mitred "
Signed f I
N.,.r
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flits CerI.licale is based on
forth was i.ompheled arid is
n,Strr t hrn,s
sent. orae*.•an
conddneK ea Amy t the the nisp.ctien herein
issued si , .ct I coitpharee with ali quald¢eliorr
Signed G %'
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Caxisaia us
cello bag
March 7, 1990
Mr. David Ray
City of Tukwila
Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, WA 98188-7611
Dear Mr. Ray:
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Thank you for the information you provided regarding
hazardous materials management. I will be contacting Lt.
Grisham to further investigate training possibilities.
I have enclosed a copy of the soils report from our
underground storage tank project. Sample "A" represents
results from the area where we encountered discolored
soil. Sample "A (sides)" represents results from the
discolored sample which you requested. Samples B, C, and
D represent the bottom hole samples from the remaining
tanks moving west to east. I have been in contact with
Mr. Joe Hickey and Mr. John Conroy at the Department of
Ecology. I have provided them with a copy of this report
and am currently awaiting their recommendation.
Again, thank you for the hazardous materials information.
If you should have any questions or concerns regarding
the tank situation please contact me at 251-8666. I will
keep you appraised of any further developments
concerning this project.
Sincerely,
Alan J son
Technical Manager
P.O. BOX 58810 • TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98138 • TELEPHONE (206) 251-8666 • TELECOPIER (206) 251-8278
FRIEDMAN & BRUYA, INC -
ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTS
Date'of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR BTX AND ETHYLBENZENE
USING THE HEADSPACE METHOD
Results Reported as ng/g (ppb)
Benzene Toluene Et -Benzene Xylene
Sample #MR v
A Sides 480 5,700 1,900 5,000 1,600
A Bottom 22 22 39 110 78
B 5 <5 <5 8 <5
C <5 <5 <5 <5 <5
D 5 10 5 5 5
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Percent Recovery 100% 100% 100% 110% 90%
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Percent Recovery 100% 110% 100% 110% 90%
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Date of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR n -PROPANOL AND ETHANOL
Results Reported as µg/g (ppm)
Sample # n -Propanol Ethanol
(PPm) (PPm)
A Sides 1 1
A Bottom 96 1,100
B <1 <1
C 3 <1
D <1 3
Ouality Assurance
Method Blank <1 <1
C (Duplicate) 5 <1
C (Matrix Spike)
Spiked @ 100 ppm
Percent Recovery 54% 280%a
C (Matrix Spike Duplicate)
Spiked @ 100 ppm
Percent Recovery 88% 110%
a - Value reported fell outside standard control limits.
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTS
Date of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR TOTAL METALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH
EPA METHOD 6010, ICP
Results Reported as µg/g (ppm)
Sample #: A Sides
Analyte
Aluminum >100
Barium 10-50
Cadmium <10
Calcium >100
Chromium 50-100
Cobalt <10
Copper 50-100
Iron >100
Lead >100
Magnesium >100
Manganese <10
Nickel <10
Sodium 10-50
Zinc 50-100
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August 2, 1990
Mr. David Ray
City of Tukwila
Fire Department
444 Andover Park East
Tukwila, WA 98188-7661
Dear Mr. Ray:
Enclosed you will find a copy of the summary letter requested
from Friedman and Bruya concerning testing which was
performed during the course of Cello Bag's underground
storage tank project. I have also included copies of the
test results from each set of tests which we had performed.
Additionally, you will find a copy of the documentation
package provided to us by the general contractor which
includes permits, DOE notification, inspection and disposal
certificates, and test results.
Cello Bag proposes to spread the remaining soil from the tank
excavation evenly along the East portion of it's property.
This soil is currently located on the East portion of the
property awaiting final disposition. I will await further
communication from you before proceeding with this project.
If you should have any questions or need additional
information, please contact me at 251-8666.
Sincerely,
Alan Jkson
Technical Manager
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Andrew John Friedman
James E. Bruya, Ph.D.
(206) 285-8282
Alan Jackson, Technical Manager
Cello Bag, Inc.
P.O. Box 58810
Tukwila, WA 98138
3008-B 16th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98119
FAX: (206) 283-5044
July 10, 1990
Dear Mr. Jackson:
I am writing this to summarize my understanding of those
investigations that have been performed on your site with
which we have been involved.
On February 26, 1990 we received five soil samples for
analysis of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes,
ethanol, n -propanol, and metals from Scott Brown of Lee
Morse General Contractor. These samples were for closure of
a pit subsequent to the removal of a tank. Ethanol,
propanol, and some aromatic hydrocarbons were detected in
some of the samples and potentially elevated levels of
chromium, copper, and lead were found in the samples taken
from the pit sides.
Because of the potential for metals contamination, on March
13, 1990 you requested that we run the sample taken from the
sides for EP-Tox metals. This was done and reported on
March 28, 1990. At that time no elevated levels of the
eight EP -Toxicity metals or copper, nickel, or zinc were
found.
In April we discussed results of water samples taken on your
property and you expressed a desire to confirm results from
those investigations by independent sampling and analysis of
water from the same well. On May 1, 1990 I came out to your
site and we sampled the water from the monitoring well at
the South end of your building. After purging the well, I
noted that the water contained high levels of fine silt.
The water samples were then analyzed for arsenic and
chromium (the two metals previously found in these wells) in
both filtered and unfiltered sub samples. As reported on
May 25, 1990, the unfiltered sample gave comparable results
to those found previously in this well (60
ppb
30 ppb arsenic), while the filtered samples ch values
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FRIEDMAN & BRUYA,
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copcern. As I said then, given the very high levels of silt
in the samples even after purging, the slightly elevated
levels found in the sample are most probably in the silt and
not in the groundwater. It is my understanding that
subsequent sampling at your site has borne out this
conclusion.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on
this project. If you have any questions regarding this
material, or if you just want to discuss any aspect of your
projects, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Andrew ohn Friedman, Chemist
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Andrew John Friedman
James E. Bruya, Ph.D.
(206) 285-8282
Alan Jackson, Project Leader
Cello Bag, Inc.
P.O. Box 58810
Tukwilla, WA 98188
Dear Mr. Jackson:
3008-B 16th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98119
FAX: (206) 283-5044
May 25, 1990
Enclosed are the results of the analyses of the samples
collected on May 1, 1990 from your Water Well Project. The
well was purged and subsequently sampled using a hand
bailer. Immediately prior to sampling, distilled water was
poured into the bailer and then into a liter bottle as a
sampling blank. The bailer was then used to collect a one
liter sample from the well. Both samples were returned
unpreserved to the laboratory and portion filtered prior to
analysis.
The results clearly indicate that the chromium seen in
samples from this well are most likely associated with the
high levels of sediment that are found in the water, rather
than in the water itself. The same is apparently also true
for a large portion of the arsenic found in samples from
this well. Neither of these results is unexpected, as
sediment deposited in wells is often many orders of
magnitude higher in these metals than in surrounding waters.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on
this project. If you have any questions regarding this
material, or if you just want to discuss any aspect of your
projects, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
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Date bf Report: May 25, 1990
Date Submitted: May 1, 1990
Project: Water Well
Sample #
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF WATER SAMPLES
FOR SELECTED METALS BY AA
Results Reported as mg/L (ppm)
Chromium VI Arsenic
(Ppm) (Ppm)
Well Sample
Unfiltered 0.057 0.035
Filtered 0.019 0.011
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Unfiltered 0.017
Filtered <0.005
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James E. Bruya, Ph.D.
(206) 285-8282
Alan Jackson, Technical Manager
Cello Bag, Inc.
P.O. Box 58810
Tukwilla, WA 98138
Dear Mr. Jackson:
3008-B 16th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98119
FAX: (206) 283-5044
March 28, 1990
Enclosed are the results of the analysis of the sample
requested on March 13, 1990 from Project Tank Removal.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on
this project. If you have any questions regarding this
material, or if you just want to discuss any aspect of your
projects, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Andrew John Friedman, Chemist
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Date of Report: March 28, 1990
Date Submitted: March 13, 1990
Project: Tank Removal
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR EP-TOX METALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH "TEST
METHODS FOR EVALUATING SOLID WASTE"
EPA SW -846, 3rd EDITION
Results Reported as mg/L (ppm)
Sample #: Soil Sample
Analyte
Arsenic <0.1
Barium 0.5
Cadmium <0.1
Chromium <0.1
Lead <0.1
Mercury <0.05
Selenium <0.1
Silver 0.1
Copper <0.1
Nickel <0.1
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Date'of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR BTX AND ETHYLBENZENE
USING THE HEADSPACE METHOD
Results Reported as ng/g (ppb)
Benzene Toluene Et -Benzene Xylene
Sample # m.p o
A Sides 480 5,700 1,900 5,000 1,600
A Bottom 22 22 39 110 78
B 5 <5 <5 8 <5
C <5 <5 <5 <5 <5
D 5 10 5 5 5
Ouality Assurance
Method Blank
C (Duplicate)
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<5 <5 <5 <5 <5
C (Matrix Spike)
Spiked @ 100 ppb
Percent Recovery 100% 100% 100% 110% 90%
C (Matrix Spike Duplicate)
Spiked @ 100 ppb
Percent Recovery 100% 110% 100% 110% 90%
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTS
Date of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
Sample #
A Sides
A Bottom
B
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR n -PROPANOL AND ETHANOL
Results Reported as µg/g (ppm)
n -Propanol Ethanol
(PPm) (Ppm)
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C 3 <1
D <1 3
Ouality Assurance
Method Blank <1 <1
C (Duplicate) 5 <1
C (Matrix Spike)
Spiked @ 100 ppm
Percent Recovery 54% 280%a
C (Matrix Spike Duplicate)
Spiked @ 100 ppm
Percent Recovery 88% 110%
a - Value reported fell outside standard control limits.
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Date of Report: March 6, 1990
Date Submitted: February 26, 1990
Project: Cello Bag
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF SOIL SAMPLES
FOR TOTAL METALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH
EPA METHOD 6010, ICP
Results Reported as µg/g (ppm)
Sample #: A Sides
Analyte
Aluminum >100
Barium 10-50
Cadmium <10
Calcium >100
Chromium 50-100
Cobalt <10
Copper 50-100
Iron >100
Lead >100
Magnesium >100
Manganese <10
Nickel <10
Sodium 10-50
Zinc 50-100
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Cello Bag
P.O. Box 58810
Tukwila, WA 98138
RE: Completion Documents
Phone (206) 763-8966
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Dear Alan,
Having completed the removal of the underground storage tanks as
per our contract #12500, we are now providing the paperwork
generated during the removal process. Our report from Friedman &
Bruya indicates that contamination was not found above the
Department of Ecology's detection limit of 660 parts per billion
(BTEX). Enclosed you will find this report and any additional
information pertaining to that report. Included also, is your
proof that the tanks have been removed and scraped in an approved
method. Please review the information provided and contact me if
you should have any questions. It has been a pleasure being of
service to your company.
Sincerely,
Scott T. Brown
Project Coordinator
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Lee MCrse, Project Leader
Lee Mors,General Contractor
11017 16th Avenue S.W.
Seattle, WA 98146
Dear Mr. Morse:
Enclosed are the results of the analyses of the sample
submitted on November 20, 1990 from Project Cello Bag Co.
We appreciate this opportunity to be of service to you on
this project. 1f you 'slave any questions regarding this
materia?, or if you just want to discuss any aspect of your
projects, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Tod S. Becherer, Chemist
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Date of Report: December 3, 1990
Date Submitted: November 20, 1990
Project: Cello Sag Co.
RESULTS of ANALYSES or TEE SOIL SAMPLE
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Resalt$ Reported as ug/g (ppm)
Sample #
Quality Assurance
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Percent Recovery
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