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IO...0TEn 'MENTCONF SITUICT A TOSCO - / 1; STS FUEL PIPING NSTRu Ti N mA AGER ALL Rw Y.VERIFY ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLATIONATIO TO es PER E WIFlPEIUT WTH A TOSCO MARAND E R A LL APPLICABLE GOVERN,.CODES DEBRIS ANp HAUL AWAY SAME ON A CONTOxUWS BA99, UDING ALL LOVE REFD PAVING AND T ECKIP.BY NW RASP. 10 ACAVATION SOIL. LL REQUIRED PANTING i0 BE CPMFLETED BY GC wo_uomo NEW CR EXISTING weL ISLAND FOR,AND BOLLANOSBP BENSON HIGHWAY COVERS.0 CANOPY OLL r PERREo;MraR;DE�LE.3OLEDEo .,.Sol4vAPO; EE PLANS.NY CONTR.ICTION5 ON T14E. SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE ARCUITECT IMMEDIATELY.GC SHALL VERIFY EXACT - - -- ADAPTER,TUE CONECK vALVE IRIS C.BE TRACTOR BY HALL vERIPT WET/2ER TIE TANK IS THE STAGE 1 VAPOR ADAPTER ANDE LOOKING FOR T E FLOAT BALBALL AND EXTRACTOR ASSEMBLY IF NE BALL FLOAT IS CONFIRMED TO BE u TAMP.DROP TUBES MERE ACTUALLY I• EXISTING.DOCUMENT SUCH AND RENRN NS ALLLEDSED R�F TIE CRU 6160 IPINSTALLED. IT�I9 i0 BETOR SSET RESPONSIBLE ST.OF TANK VOL EICu DIRECTLY TO 510 IN_ CASE WHERE TE13 TURBINE SLINP COLL.,WILL BE DEXISTING TANKS TOY A TANK SBE RETROFIT FACTORY TED ARE CUE,CON.FIBERIND REPRESENTATIVE GLASS/FLUID TR.ACTOR SWALE FROv/DE ne.a.OF NERTING TUE TANK PER MEW,SPECIFICATIONS PRIOR TO AND GRAPHIC SCALE REP WTI+TENT..INSTALLATION DURING TUE COLLAR I E SBi eTr DITle CONTTRACw�I ILITYoCOVEwTE AR ACTUALATE a0 THE CA COLLAR INSTALLATION : r N 7 : j n 'n Wm9 TO BE PERFORMED B KEY NOTES O De.00T10N BY GEE..CONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR TO OE GENERAL CONTRACT 9T OF APPROVED NSTALLERSr TnC I IN FEET I ALL 1,TROFIT BRAVO BOXES/FRONDED BY/MC WILL ISE TWE SHALL.TYPE AS SPOILM ON SPEET CMS Ti. f:sn-xo IL 'STNIHALL CONTRCTOR SHALL:v.,ALL VAPOR CT PENETRATIONS w THE MOD,THE,D OR ExISTING DISPENSER5 NTERNAL PIPING TO MEET NEW pi.E®W BRAAVO BOX IMPACT MEET �CT�TE I REnPB E 1STINGLTON TO SALYAGE PER '9 wETRTOSCO MARKETING TE WIRE(5. _ _ SITE„PLAN AS,NE PORTION of EXTALL ER`CO ISLANDS REVISIONS TESTS TO BE PERFORMED BY GC a�i, 3 DER PRASING ASIR TOARV E TO XIST.. ...T9<0B9rs,ETC.BOXES. L ALL TESTS ARE TO MARKETING CON,ANYPERFORMED CONSTRUCTION 4 o-n• NR.F� TALL NEW U.S.T.EOUImENT.ETC 9TPY•u9 EOUIPNti=IUT ETC. TEST ALL NPING AFTER EW NOTE ARDOR EXISTIN[.CONC SLAB ON JOINT TOE OOTOG WORK TESTS TOREQUIR CO/TRACTOR TE T FEW iB PER LOCAL A EXPAIGION OR ON 19 wCCNS]*R.0 OF ExISTO/EXPANEIW WORK IS STARTEDOR CONSTR.T0N R1EN A IS P.91 AR PRESSURE ON PRODUCT PIPING RE OECI .CONCRETE FUEL TANG SLAB T▪OSCO MARKETING COMPANY xI T T AND T FUG. W Pe S I/FOAAl:I BPACx,O FM ENVEIMENTAL YODWEECEBOG XI TI,ODE AN l .T.,. AFTERwF PYREM€° T. BP $ X AND G B.9 PSI,SECONDARY PIPING TEST P SITE FUN - - - - -- - --- - PIPINGaEh E(STING-uND-- - - -_ - _____ _ - C.LISID BLOCKAGES BACK PRESSURE TEST—- )0)2 OlL WA i ORNE TOSOC - -- - -- - ON STAGE]VAPOR RECOVERY PIPING, RENTON.WA 90033 D PRESSURE DECAY TEST ON ENTIRE 12 PIPING LEGEND lF Noicarcw sYSTB,o z963.: I•n •° -STAGE II /L TITS TO 3r•IE.EMENTS WE TESTER APPROvED BY FUEL DISPENSER L IF . , 1=)0-O G E —.—.—.—.—•-'—.—.—._REGULAR C �5 REN00x F PRECISION TEST ON TANK.S. 3.GE,R CMTRCTOR SHALL 500 '^m -..-..-_-_-•......-.._..—PLUS HYDROSTATICALLY TEST ALL NEW TURBINE ufsK eH.R•a RA no p�uAWxEY-`J/a/9B •_..__...--._SUPER PENETRATIONS ARE MADE aV SEALED SM.n+.wA sfsas L TO.0 MARKETNG COMPANY CO✓STRUCIi ON .]a slrT i PALL yy P.if ui.Ksa J/a/9B S OF TUE 9 p PRo EDT�D RAGT. F S 1.1 • i T--OS=GO=M=ARKE-f lNG=COMP-ANY A DIVISION OF TOSCO CORPORATION pin___,,i A LICENSEE OF BP OIL 1 AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MODIFICATION PROJECT - TOSCO 2022 S0.PUGET DRIVE RENTON,WA 98055 ABBREVIATIONS GENERAL NOTES PROJECT INFORMATION 4 AND FOB FACE OF STUD Rill ROCF TOP LNIT 1 CONTRACTOR IS TO PROVIDE ALL LABOR & DI RECTORY „, AT FOS FR FACE OF WALL RAIN ER LEADERORM s PROJECT: MODIFICATIONS .S AC ASPHALTIC ACOUS ACOUSTICAL POLYESTER ATE R REINFORCED 2022 50 PUGET DRIA ADD ADDENDUM FOOTEEET S. SOLID CORE WAY ON A s2 CONTRACTOR IS TO vISIT SITE PRIOR CT AD AREA DRAIN F5 FULL SZE 3 CONTRACTOR.ALL CLEANAP AND HAUL awE Y SITE 8 FLOORIS, 601.10N N.Sp 3920 APE ABOVE FIN151-1 RR. FURNIEN SD SOAP DISPENSER FOOT/FEET CONTRACTOR WALL NOTIFY 20 eWER ALT. AGGREGATE PPR FURRING S.A. PAD ALTERNATE CR GAGE B„. 51.E. OF ANY EXIST!.CONDITIONS NOT ALP.LA ALLMAN GB GRAB BAB SHEET ON PLANS NADI WOULD ADVERSELY • TO PRO NOTED ARcuITEC PAX,(2061 415/2916)aab•E9S9 ANOID ANODIZED GALv GALvANIZED SHTG SMEATWING AFFECT THE PROJECT PRIORAPPROX APPROXIMATE G. GENERAL ARCW uITECTURAL D IRON 'R S500S BAILEYASB ASBESTOS GL GLASS srl SWEET METAL DATIAGE tABOA OR BEL.GRADS TO CONTACT ARNY AP, ASPL1ALT GROOLD 5ND SANITARY NAPKIN DISPENSER THIS FACILITY DURING CONSTR....ION TEL,2425/631-1001 B.B BULLETIN BOA FAX Bo, Bo., GR G.IDE SPEC SPECIFICATION.. ACTIVITY. ELL. BUILDING GRAB GYP..WALL BOARD . 5.3. 6 PLANS ARE NOT TO BE SCALED IF A PARCEL \ BL BBLOCK. GYP GYPS. SIUS DORI ENCH MARK RD u0 BLK BLOCK WON GAS WATER HEATER SANITARY SELLER/STAINLESSG. SINGLE WATER SELL GLASS 99 STEEL PRIOR i0 ER OR IS TO NOTIFY THE OUNER 0.CONTRACTOR'S ASSES DRENSIONAL DISCREPANCY EXIST, N ENRG ]mEsmsE9DASp6�B MB STR ING RE A.AL STAINLESS EL AD STANDARD 1 CONTRACTOR TO PROvIDE ALL TEn- OCCUPANCY GRPI BUILOING II ROOFINGSLR BUILT UP NI BEAM N. HARDwo FUELING CANOPY:99 /IIII\VICINITY MAP BRACKETSEPARATION CAB CABINET NP1. HOW METAL REQUIREMENTS BUILDING TO FUEL DISPENSING CANOPY BASINCB CATON CEA CEMENTCG CORNER � PRESSURE LAMINATEAL L. G 11, APPLICABLE CODES AND ORDINANCES ecIRE SECTION ND.ON ,TABLE 3.2, 0-1 ...EL NEIG, SA SIDEWALK 8 CONTRACTOR SHALL BARRICADE LOT AREA 013 . CAST IRON 4-ITG MEATING T TREAD FROTT PUBLIC ACCESS.E.WORK ON C.J. e AL AREAS PPL,D,BLE RNIT JURISDICTION ACRES TBUILDING ODE SHEET INDEX CIA CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT 9.LPG CLR. CLEAR CATION JOINT PLIED ECLIPMENT.ALL BE DIP. ATE ENERGY�ODE CODE c"FEt N„ SWEET TI EEi CO CLEAT OUT NAL NSULATION TOF TOP CP FOOTING CONTRACTOR 5NALL DELIAR SIGN ACCES COL COLON PS ASIDE PIPE S. TP MENT DAMAGE-FREE TO THE JOB SITE 993 NEC coNc CONCRETE RRIG RRIGAT1ON TOP T"'g rtz.NT lo NRIOR TO CROPRATION,',CRANE AND FUEL SYSTEM vERIFY LOCATION OF UTILITY SERvICES F. - FUEL SYSTEM SITE PLAN co. CONNECTION -IT JOINT TPD. TOILET PAPER 0/SPENSER IN ALL AREAS TO BE ExCAvATED TD.-a FUEL SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS CONSTR CONSTRICTION Br, KILN DRIED T.S.CD TOILET SEAT COVER DISPENSER II THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL BE TOLF-3 FUEL SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS CONT CONTINUOUS Br. .00KED DOW T.Sa TEMPERED SHEET GLASS .SPONSIBLE FOR NOTIFY. 20.-4 FUEL SCHEMATIC LAYOUT CARPET LA, L.IINARD TTPG /TINTED TEMPERED PLATE GLASS JURISDICTIONS AS REQUIRED FOR 30.-5 REL ECURRENT SCHEDULE F DETAILS =SO CASED LL TI IL E ERUK AT,QU "BLO1DE F PeERAL AEDDN DP;«P,Eo .RPPLY GENERAL CONTRACTOR DP., ELECROIO9wRIGDAGRA DDETAL9 WOOD OTUER4I0E ND, SCOPE OF WORK CYL CYLINDER . ME. MECUANICAL VENT VENTILATION DBL DOUBLE EEG MANUFACTURER: ARTICAL DET DETAIL MIN -MAAR VOL VOLUTE RAN DO GLA9 PR IR*SHALL VT" PROJECT AND I9Tp UE CO EUT NOT BE LIMIT WOWED TO FOUNTAINDP DRINKING DIA DIAMETER BBB MISCELLANEOUS v.... 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ON CENTER 1USCT WAINSCOT GREY G-CONTINUE/EXTEND NEW PRODUCT PIP..ETC.TORR.,All LISTS.RBINE El. EXTERIOR INSULATION GNI. OD, OUTSIDE DIANE-TER , RIGHT 5.UNLESS STATED OTWERUISE ALL PROCEDURES,TESTING,MATERIALS AND CONTAINMENT SLAPS ETC SEE ITEM I I.1-REIRNE EXISTING 23/UNDERGROUND STORAGE - _ SYSTEM OVERFLOW LUTA WALL TO WALL EQUIPMENT S1-IDLN ON THE PLANS SHALL T AN.AND REPLACE WITH 2.DNEW DOUBLE WALLED FIBERGLASS TOKS ETC PER CURRENT WF WELDED WIRE FABRIC BE FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY THE TOSCO STANDARDS 1-REMOvE EXIST.PRODUCT AND VENT/VAPOR(STAGE V PIPING AND - ELEvATION 2SPOW OPPOSITE NILS WELDED WIRE MESH GENERAL CONTRACT., INST,L NEW DOUBLE WALLED FIBEIGLASS PRODUCT PIPI.AND VENT/VAPOR!STAGE V REVISIONS ELEC. ELECTRICAL PART PART.. ',UPON COMPLETION OP THIS PIPING,ETC.PER CURRENT TO5CO STANDARDS J•REM.,EXISTING UNDERGROUND ELEv ELEVATION RED RROVIDED BY NTRACTOR .PROvIDE.NER ABOvEGROUND"RENT PIPING FOR EXISTING INDERGROUND STORAGE VENT PIPING FOR EXISTING UNDERGROUND STORAGE T..AND INSTALL NEW LNDERGROLIND AND ,L, ovr To so NALL ENCLOSURE 2 RP PERPENDICULARPLATE " CONSTR SETUCTION ODOR'"OODEN 9"E FINAL_ION,INCLUD. STANDARDS K INTrnu NEW 5 NEW U CEE SITE E STORAGE En L INSTA CURRANT LL L NEW sn D TOSCO A am ..ED FOR coos w e — ELECTRICAL PANEL PL.. PLASTER BUILD EPS AL PANEL BOARD MtERCCn A Ea EOL1AL PN PANT EREPIC ELECTRIC WATER"EATERCOOLER ELSA EQUIPMENT PALER E NOTED ON THESE PRINTS. BE CLEARLY 2COORDINATION AND COMPANY AND OTHERSRATION SEE TOSCO MARKETING TWE LORR TO BE CO AND OTHERS SCOPE DEORMED BY TOSCO A ELLILI ELECTRIC EXIST EXISTING PT pREENNE TREATED: EXPO EXPOSED PAPER'OREL DISPENSER TOSCO MARKETING COMPANY cEPTAOLE BrvsIONEMIAL MDDIFIc1110109 FO, FOUNDATION P. POLY V,. • FEZ FIRE FIRE BNE CABINEPE FIRE EXTINGUISHERT INSTALLED A5 PART OP TIES PROJECT PPLIED 9T NOTE TO THE 1 _ EPA. SCREW CHLORIDE OF 19.30.AND THE STATE°SABI :ES GENERAL CONTRACTOR ` BP ]Ott SO PUGET 055 Bo RETURN AIR Acop D.1N .COMPLY W.ALL APPLICABLE �S 6AT,`HG WjTME EENTON,UG BOSS TOGl00 FIN FINISH RE.. REINFORCE/RENFORCINGBUILD NG CODEI. FLA. FLAN.. REO'D REQUIRED ACCESSIBILITY..IT IS X HnPTER 91 a COVER SHEET IPMENT DRAIN LINER,IS NKNOLN.G.ERAL CONTRACTOR 19 TO DETERMINE IF A CONSICT EXISTS RJLL PEAL REFRIGERATOR• M.R SUPPLER'S AND EN SAID ADMIN..AND LINOS/AND TA NEW BRAVO AND ^ T" ISIaJTY REPORT SAID COFFLICT TO THE TOSCO MARRETING COMPANY LIE PR/OR T THEPARTIAL ITT THE EXISTING CONSTRUCTION R • • , "5509 T RENTON FDC FACE CP CONCRETEAcU'w Rn ROOM PROJECT SITE.THE PRO ECTCT 5UPPLIED TO AND AS °B IL ON TOGFOB FLUORESCENT FACE OF BRICK IRFG, RN ROOP. ROBE HOOK COMPLIANCE WITRI SAID STATUTES BOSH S AxfEn[WITHOUT ON 9. 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I Eng.1-rieenifig milltdiristatilili)ilitillil i RETURN TO SENDER ji ' 7,.._ 1 1\77 / July 16,1999 DEVELOPMENT SERV(C CITY OF RENTON Ms. Leslie Nishihira JUL 19 1999 Development Services Div. RECEIVED City of Renton Dear Ms. Nishihira, apologize f i r being so late in answering your most recent and very surprising letter. You have single handedly almost completely restored my up-to;then shattered faith in municipal govt. I can't believe you went to all the trouble to resurrect those ancient records confirming my claims re. Maintenance of the buffer zone between our office and the gas station. I often,thought of trying to do this myself but despaired of. making the effort for lack of time and ignorance of procedure. Anyway, thank you so much, even though the benefit will accrue to the!new owner jrimarily. For myself, it is enough that a chronic blight adjacent to our bldg. will be tended to at last. It may be of interest to you and others at City Hall that our Coldwell Banker agent tells me that he has been pleasantly surprised with all his encounters with you folks involved in the sales process of our bldg. My compliments as well. Very sincerely, Thomas Maxwell P.S. I take it that one or more of those people you listed at the end of your letter,will be following up on the problem. Thanks. - ., .,;• ' .. ;aL..•4:'� .,:7:.'S•`c vn � yR. t.y ':K `.ti: Alae2S r i•�� • - it=�::�::.[:..�ti.:��•' • =.. ARE TO-�UF: N N:CITY .LL ,; - - Planning/Building/Public Works Department ra Jesse Tanner,Mayor • - •. Gregg Zimmerman P.E.,Administrator . • u n e 24 1999 - _ . . . . June . Thomas Maxwell " 33015;Pacific Street :, '; . : . . .:... .. .`: ; : ::;: • Black Diamond, WA. '98101-9722 • • . - • Subject: ': BP Gas Station at 2022.South Puget Drive = . .. Dear Mr. Maxwell • Thank you for providing me with an update_ n.theunfortunate.aituation involving- ::: . : • the BP.Gasp Station idevelopment`and 4your property.'::Your informative::''. - correspondence, as well'asyfuture updates,•is appreciated. :: " _:: : - Your letter, dated May15, :1999,`raised concerns regarding the maintenance of ": the 20 foot landscape strip located on the':northwest property line,of the BP Oil Company'siteabuttirig the lout side ofyour property::.As a condition of approval for:the rezone of the siteain 1972,°the City Council required,pursuant to • recommendations made•by the"Planning Commission,'that the.applicant file a restrictive covenant requiring certain development standards for the site. . Specifically, the restrictive covenants require that"areas landscaped shall be maintained in their original or reasonably equivalent condition for the life of these covenants." The covenants do not expire until December 31, 2020. For your records, I have enclosed copies of the Planning .Commission's V • recommendations too the City Council, the recorded restrictive covenants, and the adopting ordinance for the rezone of the property: Also enclosed is a copy • of a landscape plan indicating the existing plantings for the landscape strip abutting your property as of September 29, 1990. Your letter also discusses your frustration with the continued presence of garbage on your property from the BP Gas.Station. Paul Baker of the City's Land;Use Compliance Section has been apprised of this matter as well as the landscape issue discussed above. I have also filed a formal complaint on your behalf. . Please be assured that you have our complete cooperation and that every attempt will be made to enforce the maintenance of the landscape strip and the collection of garbage on your property. 10,55 South Grady Way:-Renton,Washington 98055. • t --- 1 '..%:•;1.-f.','•.::,•••-•,'NX-••., "."; - • : ;4' •';•''-1:• - • . ; • •• ' ':• •••.• . - • .,• • • - • • • • • If you have any further questions or concerns regarding this matter, please . • contact me at (425) 430-7270. You may also contact Paul Baker at (425) 4 , • 7386 to discuss enforcement efforts. _ • • Sincerely, • An . • •, Lesley Nis ihira • Assistant Planner _ • • - . • , • - - -• , . • C: Paul Baker, Code Compliance Inspector Jennifer Henning, Land Use RqView. Supervisor s • -, . • Jana Hanson Development Services Director : _ - - .• - 1:- • Gregg'Zimmerman, P/B/P:W AdMinistrator;lk-,, • .- Larry Warren, City Attorney , ....:„.. • - - • 1.• • . • "1', , •.. • • ' . • • :1.. • ' • • • • • • " • , .1, ';` ••Ir' • , , • • ' - • • ' • • _ ;: • . . - • •-• • • • 1 • • • i I i CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS • i VIOLATION COMPLAINT CHECKLIST File No. Date (Db.. 010 Rcd By LP-....re-Ve`E NIS IA IH(P-A Type of Complaint Ci � .�l a-� l Ds -= Al.Of M � CUvvc fovvteA a, Location of Violation 9.0PD. C. PL'C,ET DRI V- Zoning ON ` . Narne of Occupant 43P 01 U C DMPA-NI Phone/Home 1 Address Work I Name of Owner I Phone/Home Address - Work I! Name of Business Phone Work Address i � �O Complainant THOMPcS MP�i.�VF to , KC) 3cao • g,f ~ ' Address q3c'( p/ -CAF1 C., 4'=., P, A-CV- DIMAGNt ,4 OWWWork l •01NN2+R. OF i(113.0 S . PU6�-f PP- Reply Request 1 [ ] Yes [ ] No . [ ] Not Discussed Disclosure Info . 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I• June 2, 1972 \ ::. :r• .514 a fir'.:;. s ire:`.';':� • � Pays 2 • i_ ;. �t ,. iJ HOLMES, JAY E., Appl. No, R-6112-71; rezone from R-3 to • F...•" ,..;1: :• ,."• +':a• .- •,.lr^•t. ,• 0-1; property located east side of Jefferson Ave. NC, 'Q'l1t:,,i'�'e{! i:rr' •5 ,a,;';� i- •,.;;:. . north of Sunset View Apartments ( 9 k aw f i Lr Total Area--2/3 acre, approximately lic� w1: ;+3r�A . )�' "t ' �•�' fti,, .. .`„iiA '•' ,e ms•-:.dr,,.,^;>L , . ;,% Principal Access--NP, 10th St. and Sunset Blvd, NE t,i;:'It. i Existing Zoning--R-3 M1:L;; .:;:i:.'_ Tit.,'jh..j,:`;;'t-J,?•,• ▪ ::M%:. - ExistingUse—undeveloped ti'+S'� '��1�■',4�'`'• l'f r b 1' Proposed Use--commercial -�,.„ ,1r::. I .•:M� Sr. , �• Comprehensive Land Use Plan--couuuorcial [r rtS�' � ' ` '.'I '.•;� •• Upon completion of the public hearings on the subject •,, •,• J'i- ;I ,,e.t',I;^?. • matter, the Planning Commission took the following action: O .,. ; ., a•,,,t2.1:„ jam••,.p' 'MOVED AND SECONDED THAT SIIF. PLANNING COMMISSION CONCUR IN YplltM Ri fii r t ` • '=:"{'�;�3 THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ZONING COMMITTEE APPROVING THE •IIVK�'I J -i-,�. ' >'1C, .•.;:�• I0 HOLMES REZONE APPLICATION AND FORWARD TO THE CITY CCIVCIL .l,..,�(y;t�Y'•... .; ;�•S j..a•.!. FOR ITS CONSIDERATION.' The motion carried. y_;w Mk t�,.� >Y� •1 ii'•r`"I` „} COLLMAN, EILEEN, Aopl. No. R-695-72; rezone from R-2 to p:sg;y:•}r' ''+ ip."ra•. �s R-1; property located north of City Center Motel, front- 't.iL "t•'' � '�*r,�, i7,E:. • >.ng on S. 2nd Street '`1�^`: ti• -r�`.: . .. r \fir =}:` i Total Arca--0.91 acre, approximately C r�:j=�,';• `J', - 'i.4:::`. /,,: '• I Principal Access--S. 2nd Street ". ^' i ,1 -•• ',�`�, Existing Zoning--R-2 .\ .`.,7,•r,...a-5•n tL^:"�''is;Y�. , r Existing• Use--mobile bL aI/ _:1 : i�''K't y't,: : •):r,+'� 0 to home park =' r! i.. ,t.�,;•_' <� . rr ' • Proposed Use--retail store r;% • t,}k'••! . • 'i. ' 'Comprehensive Land Use Plan--commercial .iri- •'i:-.r;;':''�?.; ;-a'.�r r• h U[.on completion of the public hearing on the subject matter ':.z�,-;�`r�'.;1ikr '�i,,V,.•• • •"��!r{{A��i,';"".• t:,•: Planning Commission tool: the following action: ::vv F.D ',▪ i 7%'� dam','?' ,"r''•'•'•at ' :.:1 :'_.U::LEl1 THAT TIIE 1'LA.YNI:JU COMMISSION APPROVE 7Hf. CULL- •� •\ -r}' ',E'n +'�t .r"• ▪`'VYJti''.' • 'MAN APPLICATION FOR REZONE FROM !r-2 TO N-1 AS IT AGREES N'I'rll -.2'•: :4�i'`��..•'1 - :yi.'.•! 'The COi:PREiIEN'SIVE LAND USE PLAN AND F:%RI:ARD TO THE CITY " >•F',i-•'•'. "�:�}-�"•"Leh • .• 'Y� CUUN.. _ e R ITS LO:ISIIII:R.ITION. ' iu Ss•s•+•r,..4 �.- ": '��,,,"""::: a�o[icn carried unani- mously. 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I. g;,F D v ':$'t1R,;-:.%A.� - iy `3t� S1P ': " i; '4 `' a. ... : 11lr u-.;L`;�y ,: + % f,,l �rL. n " r; ,x. iI ., _t i•. .1 ' ._ S ,3$19474` t't`�7a3:' w."-r,Ki at.ia7d > r<% ._'•;G diort.xs �er,yh, .> .__ti..''L.,zx I.. -. i • .ti r 69.3- T.• Q ® : �.: , • r _DECLARATION Or RESTRICTIVE CO'JENAMlI = '•f•-.. ' ! -:a; ':a 1 1 WHEREAS Renton Properties, a joint venture, is the owner ,'�:'.;. '_Y• `• • • `;44.V. ., • of real property is the City of Renton, County of Xing, State of `.r.�` • Washington, described as follows •$'.- 1•• Viet portion of the S. W. quarter of Sec. 20, Tvn.23W., ' ��;::' Renege 5 E.W.M., in Xing County, Washington described as j,,,-A,A.•..- . follows, " �:::i . ' Cowencing at the N. W. corner of said S. W. quarters . 1?;';. thence S. 2.06'30•.W. along the w. line thereof 494.94 ll,,41,�':-• •.. r7 feet to the southerly line of Puget Sound Pater 6 Light `. • ,.0.,...r,.;'•' :' j;. - . , Co.1120-foot right-of-wey, as contained in instrument ,;;:a.' recorded under Auditor's file No. 5617370/ thence W. ..tt •--.. ' ;' 3 74'32'l7• E. 297.53 feet to a point on the Easterly •t« .• f` margin of Puget Drives thane' S. 16•20'40• East along • -:,� `. : •' cp said easterly margin 1047.42 feet to the true point of •--..1-,,' %> N beginnings thence N. 60.39'20' E. 115.19 feet to the %; cq: :i. N Westerly margin of Benson Road as said margin was es- • -:►,i;';`• • tablished by Judgment a Decree of Appropriation(filed ...t.:• `:: • • under Superior Court of Washington case Mo. 661210; �`rr: . .'.- • • thence S.•21.19'1S• E. along said westerlymargin ;;:'''• ' ' 316.03 feet; thence S. 17•31'3I• W. along theright '_•• 1 of way-intersection of Ronson Road and Puget Drive 17.13 :-'' ;tie, tree feet to a point on the Easterly line of said Puget Drive, ,,.*. ;•;,•: ; ' -r, said•point being on a 304.26 foot radius curve concave - ,, •,', to the M. E., a radial at said point bearing M. 17.51,28nel ,.fin 0.-; • .r thence Worthen alongsaid Easterl margin en arc distance Q'.-'i+' Y Y 9 • ' r• ••• ..t..:.:' < !� of 296.20 fast to a point of tangency: thence M.16 30 60'M. :,K:S.�'.; •{ along said Easterly margin 61.26 ft. to the true point of ••- : beginning• • Y? •• � , . . . r.. ..•' -. • • • j WSEREAS the owner of said described property desires to �' the following restrictive covenants running with the land as •s •*posea, x ':• i--: r_ • to use, present and future, thereof; • •.��n•:, ia.:. NOW, TMzfergOEE, the aforesaid owner hereby establishes, grants, . • S -. . I and imposes restrictions and covenants running with'said land as to c lit.". �' 4:. the use' thereof by the undersigned, its successors, heirs, and assigns, • K:. " - .'y I as follows, 4'�? ,'.. • "r. •.:a. Dees ;Julchanges therein shall be subject to review and approval "Y ,:7''.. 4• -�:� Iti '� ...,= " • by the Planning Commission or other appropriate examining body ' .• • :` A/:„ lof the City of Renton as provided for by the ordinances thereof :.,• . 1 :' las now existing or hereafter amended. , •" tom" s•a -.i•" •r• • II. (DEVELOP/ ST PLANS • ''��''7✓7!�� ;;; • 4 '�ASi: y�. ' Development or redevelopment of said land shall be in accordance ^yyy'''�k • :with the plans approved by said Planning Commission as'well as ;• it ti , r;I. YAM.--.1 . ' . I ff.... ':`" ' •.....• - -1- • • j• , 4' • r 1:: • Ott i i -e 4''�. •> � t ;terf ti tSfr 4Y, i C •Y� ,'' <,rY ''., ...:x7 ram ' ' '� ri" r ,T ? i rt,. b a !��3',fr.` ,,t*. � iNTr •L I XX : yt. s{ Ks ., ,l• fix` y .,' J .- •`, t 4'i•.R t% I it'! 1'.i ni 4, •.. a ; _ . . . ' i• 'ti'' . . :' •" yam`,, •{a•.Yy:. 1.• „ . , : . . . • . ... . • , . • . . .. . ,•;r1 d•-', •,,v. ••:„.".,,.•• . ' • . ' -',.:.-•':.,. • if • • .••,:.\;:::, , 11'. . • • • ..—4,•,•-••• ':';i i'•'-;••4; •••••'!ir _ _ A'1/4.11. ..., .. - ............ ....• . .... I . , •• •; • i -', , -' :';•'• • • :il,:,..•. • . • 1 , 1. :t : . • • ' I %fi) • , i . ! by the Building Department and pugineerinq Department of said ____. :1. 1 i ' City, and shall include but mot be limited to the following ••";',4,.. _ .-•-.' r •"•1...,.., I item.. . qx..,...-•4 " - :••‘. ' .,1 ili:::' 1 - ;'•':•f•I ' -''';, • : Buildings or other structureal Osight of structures . . Tilling and grading, .• -. . ..:', F. : ::' : f.0 , Landscaping; and ., 1 .-':•.'A.'.... § • • i Access . I• , .• -1•-.P1 ca l• , '-::":',•- .-12,11.;,.;,t; I.--R III:. scrnicrs . • 1 1 So building or structure shall be pernitted'or located within . . . 4•'• -.`1,-• . . '.`.•'. ; .*--.1 twenty (20) feet of any property line. • . . I . • IV. IANDSCAPIVG P.ND BONDING • .4,•_••.; . '.. . I • • A performanos bond la favor of said City shall be posted to ',.'",•• ••• -,,,; . . ...':,':• ? :1 assure °paternity with landscape plans approved by Its Pleat. • ping Commission. The amount of Such bond shall, at the option '1'[.4` • ' ..ti I of said City, be equal to one hundred fifty (150) percent of • ; r'*; •,•'''1 the cost of the installation of the approved landscaping plus .Y1••''.':, ...::••••:2; maintenance thereof for a period of three (3) years thereafter. ::'•'•,;,: ".:,•1: at the option of the grantor herein, a cash bond may be substi.. . ) •-,,:',•.. 1 ,i ,;? toted for said performance bond in a like amount. Areas lend- . I ...1.-• ' -,a. soaped shall be maintained in their original or reasonably ., • • ... ... Z. ••••••• equivalent condition for the life of these covenants. .;'-'> `•;•••••• .„ -::,..',i ,,••,1:. • • V. ?In PERIOD • . •Those covenants shall run with the land and expire on December •-".•••,•,,:- ","'r,'-',•. I 31, 3020, but if said-land is not acrid 8-1 ("commerciall-caa • . •..1,,Vi . •.::::,0 • • I or before December 31, 1972, said covenant shall be mull and ••-.„, .• .,ig, •.1..P • .!i• void. • i':- ' "--.1..• Any violation or breach of any of these restrictive covenants •s• ,',. ,•••••-1 , • .-'.y, may be enforced by appropriate legal procedures in the Superior Court I of King County or any other court or tribunal having jurisdiction I ::,•.t• . 1 14 thereover either by the City of Renton or any property owners ad.. . ,.- .,';•, • .-,%. . 4i4 • I . . , .,.• .-,ik.. I 114.1.1.....T•k.APICK•1•101•rums . :1-1 . 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AM. . ___„," ' .•.11-•":.., ,• ,./e.ee.„,i,,.. 4' /1",..,- ••••,. . , —e,...,,,,,c2.42,......-00;-t.t. • . . &qui I.Whits I ....*CFA* 1.:,.. .•.,• . 21.$IP E•'a 1 C fe-,r' fi.'.•••• , '' 53 ..0A4,1 CY.Lii-444,.._ , . ,rif-ir,, ./ e-e_, ' ,. _ . ;:...• • I Donald I.91sphesd•on s single man , . , ; CD . Vt.:.: • ., ..... . • ',1:•'....'' .' • • . Deli -›'::::.' . • ; . 1 . -!.t.!e..`'....!' . . • • t ,;.1•:.;•.. • .• I •: 4; , I - ' • • 4 •.7 • .- T.i:2.:1•... ' 1 c I i . • atlas ar ILUWZMOW ••••1•::::.';'• i ill ' • :";:7::::: i . .COUWIT Of 11:1110 i '. , I • . • .. .::::'. . On this 1,f" day of suns. 1972. before PO personally appeared . :'..... • . , • . '.'..-,.: • the individuals above signed, who executed the within and foregoing in- ' , . strument and acknowledged it to be their free and voluntary act for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. ' I . IV WITw1s8 wurszor, I have hereunto set my hand affixed my . . . • . official seal on said day and year •• • .- 1 • -: . . . 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' ..., ,.. .;1_,..."1,•11':,,,2•::-4,P 7--.;.'• -" I tf ` s,:' • x .....F, ,, ••r s ;o1;4y y�y�, - j 6 i.'- ti 'n a `rS t ry - g art $:"ti ttt5.•4.,f,� S.t�r, p. ;. iy5 ' , ef&•71 ' • •=i • ► ® ORDINANCE NO..t 7/r?0 ..64u 1.w,: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, .2•Y • .4 1 : CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN fij //•4 PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY OF RENTON FROM RESIDENCE f.)' - .Pyr DISTRICT (R-3) TO BUSINESS DISTRICT (8-1) iWHEREAS under Chapter VII, Title IV (Building Regulations) • of Ordinance No. 1628 known as the "Coda of a :•al 4. ._..,..• • . of the City of Renton", as amended, and the a.,,s ands . • in conjunction therewith, the property he:e....-.rr ..,_. ..-. • heretofore been zoned as Residence Di=trL__t (.-l) . + • • !WHEREAS a proper petition for change cf zone clrs:if:aa•i:a j 1 of siid.property has been filed with the City C.;:s; on or a:.:• - i'- • April 1, 1172 s which petition was duly referred to the PI-inns::: Commission for investigation, study end public hearing, and a put.lic. ' ,h'. • hearing having been held thereon on or about Apri1.26, 1d:2 • rnd • . j'Y'. • - saii natter having been duly considered by the Planning Commission and said zoning request-being in conformity with the City's Comprehensive .. -Plaid. as amended, and the City Council having duly considered all i -. r: natters relevant thereto, and all parties `•,vi _ t--n -- ,*earir.g '-''r in support thereof or in opposition the:: • • •-.•• - having heretofore executed and deliver_. - :it,/ - •• of Restrictive Covenants• and same Doi:-: . .. . ,. . . . . set(forth. NOW)THEREFORE, SECTION It The following descrit.-: . • Renton is hereby rezoned.to Business Citr::- (''-:) . • ' ' u hereinbelow specified) the City Engineer ..,,1 :... F'ta::.i:: - areihereby authorized and directed to c):,nze tt..: m:,,s of . - -.- - Ordinance, as amended, to evidence laid rezonir.., to-wit: Ae per Exhibit "A^ attached her-•.> ., in-•^•:+nr+'et herein as it fully set forth. , Said property being located on nort!:.,-et c;:rar o. ant ' Puget Drive in Renton, Washington. 1 - ` ;1, L*1:/'gin;:j.'.' :t:,•)..••r;.-y.' '... • x• y v,r•. ay ) t •.o.. I .:i `f1A ti •' 'I • ._.__._-._..__.__..._..._.._... .... dp 'r•• I 1 1i SECTION II: This Ordinance shall ".. in .'0- . .. ..+ inl • effect from and alter its passage,V. •••• , unlessi otherwise provided :ar here i. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this. • • • .. . ' I APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this.;'.,. Apprived as to form: % ' 'n,ey ,c,.: ,t'ao,Lirard H. Shellan, City Attorney ° r"FDae. Of Publication: SUN 23 19n , i j ' 1 i I . 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WA MG NCI 46-033-IIo53 'i r. t 1 E•elsrpiG r r,I..t :�+r<- mar 2Y,/950 •r..�b" 1 z '_ 1il i 44 • • i. •• of • • 4 ., T.Maxwellosier _-_ -33015PacificSt ` � ®�- Black Diamond,WA 98010-9722 ,' /0g ! cam— • frls . t._.4-L--e-l- 11400,41.11-4-74-6 cp_rv..t.c._e_.z__ Pf t-', at,.....4vi„ A.,_ Seams-Free 1�W ith1i1Elt},1i1{1,i,i11l{i„li,i;►Illlli►ililllll,iitillli MVELOPIL May 15, 1999 MY 1999 Ms. Leslie Nishihira, Project Manager g Development Services Div. City of Renton • Re. Project No. LUA-98-125, ECF Dear Ms. Nishihir'a; Please refer back to my letter of 29 Aug. 98 as I outline the events since then which have resulted in a calamity even worse than I could ever have imagined. I find it ironic that in the original notice that you sent me, words like non-significance and comments indicating unlikely environmental impact keep showing up. The excavation and tank replacement project,began in October I believe and ended in early Dec. By.a strange coincidence, the next utility bill we received for the office bldg. showed about a ten-fold increase in our water usage. Suspecting the worst, we contacted the city to determine the cause, not realizing the problem had already been fixed by our ever-alert office manager who had discovered a "running John" in the patient's restroom. In investigating this event, I learned that the;billing dept for the City had sent us a notice advising a serious over-consumption problem. The following month's bill was normal and reassuring as no other sign of water leakage was evident. It was this event that brought the city investigator to our office initially, and when he was there, we brought to his attention an unusual seepage of water through cracks in the lower, or northern, portion of our parking lot. This was first noted in late Dec. or early Jan. 99. This man, a Mr. George Stahl, said he didn't think it was too significant and probably just excessive ground water from all our rain, but he would monitor the situation. It was probably about this time that the BP station received their notice of over-consumption, which, I am told, was of truly alarming;.proportion. They called in someone to check out the problem and finding nothing unusual, apparently gave the matter no more attention. In the meantime, water began to escape in ever- increasing quantities from our parking lot and through the rock wall separating our properties. Mr. Stahl was called several times and our 1 manager kept a record of these contacts, and he even made some visits on his own, calling later to report his impressions of the problem. Throughout this time of some FOUR MONTHS, it was suggested to him that surely there was a broken pipe uphill from us at the very-recently excavated gas station. He continued to be reluctant to accept this explanation, stating that he had tested the water and it was not "drinking water". He said that he had some special equipment that he could use to listen to the ground and detect the sound of a leaking pipe! All this while, he seemed to be totally unaware of the monstrous amount of water flowing through the meter of the BP station and, it appears, never did, in fact, check the meter! The water, by now, had completely saturated the earth under the station and between the two properties so that it was flowing steadily between the rocks of our wall and pooling at the upper end of our parking lot, and then flowing down over the lot and under the lot'for a distance of about 100 feet and then erupting to the surface. As an owner of the bldg., I was becoming frantic. I was beginning to think that no one would diagnose the problem, which seemed so self-evident to us. The "last straw" occurred on Mother's Day weekend with the development of a sinkhole at the north end of our lot, which incidentally, has been enlarging and now is accompanied by sinking of a very large area around the hole! When I learned of this development, I tried to call Mr. Stahl, and found that he was out sick. That was a misfortune for him, but as it turned out, a definite blessing for me because I then called his superior, Mr. Jack Crumley, who managed to settle me down and subsequently sent Mr. Greg Durbin over to the site. In probably an hour or so, he discovered the BP meter spinning like a top and concluded that there was indeed a broken pipe on their property. I understand that it was a large pipe to the BP bldg. At long last, remedial action was taken, and in a matter of a few hours, the leaking pipe was unearthed and repaired. Praise God for that at least. This, after six months, more or less, of disastrous underground flooding directed to and under our property, thanks to the indifference of BP oil and the ineptness of the City of Renton, I'm sorry to have to say. I will apologize in advance for any offence I may have made to Mr. Crumley. He was very courteous to me and I know he did his best once aware of the circumstances, and I know from experience how difficult it can beat times to overcome others' shortcomings. I suppose the same can be said of Big Oil Co. managers as well. Now, of course, I must put behind me this sad saga and pursue 2 I ' II a course of remedial action. I am contacting at least two reputable paving contractors to evaluate the extent of damage and outline a program of repairs. I imagine things will have to dry out awhile before this can be done. We will try and choose the company which will do the best job at the i least,expense. It is a pity that we went to the expense only a couple of years ago to have the lot resurfaced. Since we are in the process of selling the bldg., we are under some time constraints as well. We will look to Tosco Marketing Corp. to make prompt restitution for all our costs on this project. Since there is a very good possibility that the clinic will be inoperable for a time, the tenants may seek some redress in this regard. I certainly hope that it will not be shut down for as long as the station while their tanks were replaced. As long as I'm at it, I'm going to address a problem that has been eating at me!for a very long time, nearly 25 years, I think. I think I owe it to the new owners of the bldg. at the very least. The property on which the BP station now sits was originally zoned for professional office space only. Along came Mobil Oil which cast a covetous eye on it and applied with the City to have it rezoned for a gas station! I was outraged and horrified at the thought of our brand new clinic bldg., at the time, the only structure on the block, sitting right next to a GAS STATION!!. I was greatly relieved when the City Planning Commission voted 6-0 against the proposal. Oh, the naivete of the young physician! Mobil obtained the services of the ex-mayor of Seattle and they appealed to the City Council who after brief deliberation, voted 6-2 for the rezone. That old politico, Charles Delaurenti, had the gall to say that he thought it would be "good for our business"! Perhaps he figured a guy could stick a nozzle in his tank and run over to our place and get a quick ear cleaning. In any case, conditions were attached to this rezone agreement. A stipulation was agreed to by Mobil, and I am sure was meant to continue in perpetuity, that the strip of property between our enterprises would be properly landscaped and kept neat, clean, and properly maintained. Mobil quickly proved their insincerity regarding this agreement, and so has it been with a succession of owners, present being no exception. I think it is high time this agreement was lived up to. I am now demanding that Tosco M. clean up and properly landscape this area and that they maintain it. Further, they should 3 direct one of their; station employees to make a practice of taking a bag each morning and gathering up the trash thrown onto our rear entrance way, 99% of which consists of bottles and cans and wrappers sold in your convenience store. The worst mess of course will be found on a nice summer Monday morning. What a way to start one's,week! It is my belief that if these provisions of the rezone are not complied with, the City Attorney is obligated to take action even to the point of suspending the business license. I might suggest a young man named Jason Wipf to do the landscape maintenance as he presently cares for both our place and the adjoining property. I hope that my comments will be regarded as reasonable and constructive and serve to expedite a quick and satisfactory solution to our problems. Very sincerely, Thomas Maxwell, MD CC. Tom North, Tosco Jack Crumley Paul Skarpliol, Coldwell-Banker City Attorney, Renton Kerry E. Brink, Atty., Vandeberg, Johnson, and Gandara Ron Orton, Contractor, Puyallup 5.17.99 P.S. As of this Monday morning, the clinic office manager reports a marked decrease in water flow through our rock wall and down the parking lot. Initial estimates of damage to our lot suggests damage so extensive that it is likely "too much" for the likes of an ordinary paving company. This being the case, we will have the building foundation inspected as well. The neighbloring building parking lot is now showing water damage. TM 4 29 August, 1998, Ms. Leslie Nishihi Via, Project Manager Development Services Div. City of Renton Re. Project No. LUA-98-125,ECF Dear Ms. Nishihira; I am sending this letter, as you suggested, to voice my concerns re. the above project and ensure that we are made a party of record. As you will recall from our phone conversation, I have had a long history of dealings with our neighbor, a succession of major oil companies, the most recent BP. Unfortunately, none have been pleasant or to out satisfaction. Ever since the City Council overturned the Planning Commission 6 to 0 vote to refuse to change the zoning code from professional office and allowed Mobil Oil to build a gas station on that site, we have had nothing but trouble. Vehicles, even trucks, have had their brakes fail allowing them to role down the slope of their parking lot, over the bank ands crash onto patient's ( even my ) cars. Trash of every, description, sold in their convenience store, has made Monday morning cleanup a major project. A broken sprinkler allowing water to run down our sidewalk was ignored for months until I finally got their attention by pointing out that it would soon freeze and someone was going to fall and probably get injured, likely suing BP for a bundle. Only that threat got their attention. When the City rendered the permit for them to go ahead, it was stipulated that they would landscape and attend the planted strip between our properties. That has never been done, and it has continued to be an eye-sore and trash site all these 25 or so years. These, and;many other instances of failure on the part of the gas stations to be a considerate neighbor, should help to explain my dismay at the prospect of what amounts to the creation of a mini- pit mine immediately adjacent to our office building. Therefore, having been bushwhacked already to much, I am requesting that all necessary precautions be taken to avoid physical or esthetic damage to our office site by this project. Not one shovel of dirt should be taken nor one gallon of gas pumped until a thorough inspection including testing of water, gas, sprinklers, curbing, prevention of water/ mud flow down sidewalks, repair/ renovation of landscaping and general clean-up has been done to the satisfaction of all parties. I cannot help but think that at some point, even if honest effort is made to prevent an unfortunate incident, one or more may occur. I hope to make it plain, that I expect prompt corrective action and will hold BP and the City accountable. Please keep me informed as to the progress of this project, in particular as to any agreements / disagreements on the part of BP re. our concerns. Sincerely yours, Thomas Maxwell, MD. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Lori L. Furnish first duly sworn on oath states that he/she is the Legal Clerk of the SOUTH COUNTY JOURNAL 600 S. Washington Avenue, Kent, Washington 98032 NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL - DETERMINATION a daily newspaper published seven (7)times a week. Said newspaper is a legal r ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW-COMMITTEE RENTON,WASHINGTON ---- - newspaper-of-general-publication-and_is_now and_has_been_for mor-e_than-six months__ __ The Environmental Review_Committee prior to the date of publication, referred to, printed and published in the English language ! (ERC)has issued a Determination of Non- Significancecontinuallyas a dailynewspaper in Kent, KingCounty, Washington. The South County for the following project under• news p p y g the authority of the Renton Municipal Journal has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Court of the code. • State of Washington for King County. BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT I LUA-98-125,ECF The notice in the exact form attached, was published in the South County Environmental review for modifications Journal (and not in supplemental form)which was regularly distributed to the subscribers to an existing gas station. Location: 2022 duringthe below statedperiod. The annexed notice, a ' S.Puget Drive. Appeals of the environmental determina- .tion must be filed in writing on or before I BP Gas Station Tank Replacement • 5:00 PM October 12, 1998.Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing l as published on: 9/28/98 Examiner, City of Renton, 1055 South I Grady Way, Renton,WA 98055.Appeals to the Examiner are governed by City of The full amount of the fee charged for said foregoing publication is the sum of$32.91 Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11B. ' Legal Number 5220 Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Renton —L.) / • . J. City Clerk's Office,(425)430-6510. Published_in_the South County Journal September 28,1998.5220, Legal Clerk, South County Journal Subscribed and sworn before me on this ( ' day of O -- , 19 5Y %V% �`Q`1401f7PYlp``�i 4-02 Y I/\ q0- ` „ ^ F. • •,- s,;:,�P Notary Public of the State of Washington e.`' `;;,1 r,� .'0- residing in Renton �'= King County, Washington • ► i: • =' CITY' ')F. RENTON saLL � � X, ` Planning/Building/Public Works Department Jesse Tanner,Mayor`. . Gregg Zimmerman P.E.,Administrator • October13, 1998 • Ms.Angie Moffett . Architekton 12951 Bel-Red Road, Suite 110 Bellevue,WA 98005 • SUBJECT: BP Gas Station Tank Replacement Project No. LUA-98-125,ECF • Dear Ms. Moffett: This letter is to inform you that the comment and appeal periods have ended for the Environmental • Review Committee's(ERC) Determination of Non-Significance for the above-referenced project No appeals were filed on the ERC determination. This decision is final and application for the appropriately required permits may proceed. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at(425)430-7270. For the Environmental Review Committee, Vit AV?) . • Lesley Nishihira Project Manager 5 cc: Mr.Thomas Maxwell, MD/Party of Record Tosco Marketing Corporation/Owners • • • • • FINAL.DOC, 200 Mill Avenue South - Renton,Washington 98055. ®This paper contains 50%recycled material,20%post consumer '_• ' • • r • • A. • • • IC Y' A On the A=1 — day of Se#U.Vvnber. , 1998, I deposited in the mails of the United States, a sealed envelope.containing e1RC. ddevvvnivlafiavAs - documents.;This information was sent to: • • Name Representing • Department of Ecology • • Don Hurter I WSDOT • KC Wastewater Treatment Division • Larry Fisher . Washington Department of Fisheries David F. Dietzman Department of Natural Resources • Shirley Lukhang Seattle Public Utilities Duwamish Indian Tribe • Rod Malcom Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Joe Jainga - Puget Sound Energy • • (Signature of Sender) SavzIva. IL. S, �.�•� • STATE OF WASHINGTON . ) • ) SS COUNTY OF KING ) I certify that I know or have satisfactory evidence that : See_c signed this instrument and acknowledged it to be his/her/their free and voluntary act for the uses and .purposes mentioned inthe instrument. Dated: /8 S `per-rt.49 •• , Notary Public and for the State of q'-f hington Notary(Print) MARILYN KA11.MCf.aF-c-F- My appointment exp' 9 Project Name: I3P Gas Stair —Cahk "Re Place vr►eht Project Number: • NOTARY.DOC ' .. • CITY- )F RENTON Planning/Building/Public Works Department Jesse Tanner,Mayor Gregg Zimmerman P.E.,Administrator September 24, 1998 • State V�ashington Department of Ecology Environmental Review Section PO Box 47703 Olympia, WA 98504-7703 S bject: Environmental Determinations T ansmitted herewith is a copy of the Environmental Determination for the following project reviewed by the E vironmental Review Committee (ERC) on September 22, 1998: DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT _ LUA-98-125,ECF The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to anexisting gas station. Project includes the removal and,replacementof underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispenser. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be,removed and two new 12,0b0 gallon, • 10 foot diameter double-walled-fiberglass tanks will be installed. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping: The proposal includes the installation of;"point of sale" and intercom systems, as well as the repair of existing concrete and,asphalt paving as needed. Location: 2022 South Puget Drive. Appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or;before 5:00 PM October 12 1998. Appeals must be filed in writing together With the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing Examiner, City of Renton, 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are governed by City of Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11 B. Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Renton City Clerk's Office, (425)430-6510. • If you have questions, please call me at (425) 430-7270. Fpr the Environmental Review Committee, 2( Vü /L122)F7 5-2- • Lesley Nishihira Project Manager cc: King County Wastewater Treatment Division Larry Fisher, Department of Fisheries • David F.IDietzman, Department of Natural Resources Don Hurter, Department of.Transportation Shirley Lukhang, Seattle Public Utilities Duwamish Tribal Office Rod Malcom, Fisheries, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe (Ordinance) Joe Jainga,Puget Sound Energy ` ncrrcnTiinoc\ • 1055 South Grady Way-Renton;Washington 98055 , :.� This paper contains 50%recycled material,20%post consumer • CITY JF RENT ON N • aga :4%h Planning/Building/Public Works Department Jesse Tanner,Ma or Gregg Zimmerman P E.;Administrator eptember 24, 1998 s.Angie Moffett Architekton 12951 Bel-Red Road, Suite 110 Bellevue, WA 98005 • UBJECT: BP Gas Station frank Replacement - (Project No. LUA-98-125,ECF rear Ms. Moffett: . This behalfof the Environmental Review='Committee ERC and' is to inform you that they have This letter is written on , ( ) completed their'',review'of the e n vir"onmental impacts of,the.above-referenced project. The Committee, bn September 2, 1998,decided that your project will be issued a_Determination of Non-Significance. •{ The City of Renton ERC has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment. n Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is not required under''RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision wall made by the RC under the,authority of Section 4-6-6, Renton Municipal Code, after review of a completed environmental checklist and other information, on file with the lead agency. This information is available to the public on request. Appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or before 5:00 PM October 12, 1998. Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing Examiner, City of Renton, 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are governed by City of Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11B. Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Rentr�n City Clerk's Office, (425)430-6510. .. If you have any'questions or desire clarification of the above, please call me at(425)430-7270. • For the Environmental Review Committee, . ?4at't Lesley Nishihira Project Manager . • cc: Mr.Thomas Maxwell, MD/Party of Record - Tosco Marketing;Corporation/Owners . T rinr. 1055 South Grady:Way;Rennton,Washino gtn 98055 *44 CITY OF.RENTON DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE ADVISORY NOTES APPLICATION NUMBER: LUA-98-125,ECF APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT NAME: BP Gas Station Tank Replacement DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review f o r modifications to an existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement Of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be removed and two new 12,000 gallo1, 10 foot diameter doOble-walled fiberglass tanks will be installed. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping. ,The proposal includes the installation of"poOt of sale" and intercom systems, as well as the repair of existing concrete and asphalt paving as needed. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL 2022 South Puget Drive Advisory Notes to Applicant The following notes are supplemental information provided in conjunction with the environmental determination. Because these notes are provided as information only, they are not subject to the appeal process for environmental determinations. 1. Separate plans and permits are required for tank removals and replacements from Fire Department. _ _ . , i . . .,__ _IomE , . . . , . _ . i . . __ . • • • ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION POSTED TO NOTIFY INTERESTED PERSONS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION I PROJECT NAME: BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT • PROJECT NUMBER: LUA-98-125,ECF The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Project Includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks,concrete tank slab,underground product,vent, piping and fuel dispensers. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be removed and two new 12,000 gallon, 10 foot diameter double-walled fiberglass tanks will be Installed. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy,building,or landscaping.The proposal includes the Installation of'point of sale'and intercom systems, • as well as the repair of existing concrete and asphalt paving as needed.Location:2022 South Puget Drive. i THE(CITY OF RENTON ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (ERC) HAS DETERMINED ' THAT THE PROPOSED ACTION DOES NOT HAVE A SIGNIFICANT ADVERSE IMPACT ON THE l ENVIRONMENT. 1 ' Appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or before 5:00 PM October 12, 1998.1 Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required$75.00 application fee with:Hearing , �] Examiner,City of Renton,1055 South Grady Way,Renton,WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are I {" governed by City of Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11B. Additional information regarding the appeal 9 ' process maybe obtained from the Renton City Clerk's Office,(425)430-6510. , • \ z� . I ct %t \o \\ • • tee,' *� FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,PLEASE CONTACT THE CITY OF RENTON,DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIVISION AT(425)430-7200. DO NOT REMOVE THIS NOTICE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORIZATION .':' :Please include the project NUMBER when calling for properSile identification. I - CERTIFICATION I, f,',z f N IwwwG.11 I piA , hereby certify that copies of the above document were posted by me in 3 conspicuous places on or nearby the described property on v-6t,/ xi, Sio•-�(� b-t v' �5, 19 q/°g Signed: Zc2t fi j-e;)} ATTEST: Subcribed and sworn before me, a Nortary Public,in and fore State of Washington residing in t2,v ,.. , on the / 1 day of 1. 1. 14 c c , . • �27 ! ---,1. 9 MARILYN KAMCHEFF. COMMISSION EXPIRES 6/29/99 `� - CITY OF RENTON DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE II q,PPLICATION NUMBER: LUA-98-125,ECF PPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation FROJECT NAME: BP Gas Station Tank Replacement p DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL:, The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be removed and two new 12,000 gallon, 10 foot diameter double-walled fiberglass tanks will be installed. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, orl landscaping. The proposal includes the installation of "point of sale" and intercom s stems, as well as the repair of existing concrete and asphalt paving as needed. OCATION OF PROPOSAL: 2022 South Puget Drive LEAD AGENCY: City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works Development Planning Section This Determination of Non-Significance is issued under WAC 197-11-340. Because other agencies of jurisdiction may be involved,the lead agency will not act on this proposal for fifteen (15) days. appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or before 5:00 PM October 1 II, 1998. Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing Examiner, Ci y of Renton, 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are governed by City of Renton Munilcipal Code ection 4-8-11 B.' Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Renton CiN Clerk's ffice, (425)430-6510. UBLICATION-DATE: September 28,1 998 ATE OF DECISION: September 22, 1998 IGNATURES: I �L`�— re" ?zz —78 egg Zimmerman,Ad inistrator DATE epartment of Planning/Building/Public Works - 9,........0_,D__ ,,,,, ......,- , p rd, Administ at r DATE ommunity Services Department V ' FE/45/71 , Lee Wheeler, ire Ch' f DAT Renton Fire Departme / 1 DNSSIG.DOC CITY OF RENTON DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE ADVISORY NOTES APPLICATION NUMBER: LUA-98-125,ECF APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT NAME: BP Gas Station Tank Replacement • DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to and existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be removed and two new 12,000 gallon, 10 foot diameter douible-walled fiberglass tanks will be installed. No modifications are proposod to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping. The proposal includes the installation of"point of sale" and intercom systems, as well as the repair of existing concrete and asphalt paving as needed. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL 2022 South Puget Drive Advisory Notes to Applicant , The following notes are supplemental information provided in conjunction with the environmental determination._Because these notes are provided as information only, th y are not subject to the appeal process for environmental determinations. and 1. Separate plans and permits are required for tank removals n d replacements from Fire Department. . I • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Lori L. Furnish first duly sworn on oath states that he/she is the Legal Clerk of the - SOUTH COUNTY JOURNAL r NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL 600 S. Washington Avenue, Kent, Washington 98032 `.�ENTARR VIE C g g ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE RENTON,WASHINGTON a dailynewspaper seven (7)times a week. Said newspaper is a le al Thehas Environmentalsued a e m n Committeeofo - publishedg �(ERC) issued Determination of Non- newspaper-of-general-publication-and-is-now and-has-been-for-more-than-six_months Significance for the following_project_under -- prior to the date of publication, referred to, printed and published in the English language I the authority of the.Renton Municipal Code. continually as a daily newspaper in Kent, King County, Washington. The South County BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT Journal has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Court of the ; LUA'98-125,ECF State of Washington for KingCounty. Environmental review for modifications g to an existing gas station. Location: 2022 The notice in the exact form attached, was published in the South County S.Puget Drive. Journal (and not in supplemental form)which was regularly distributed to the subscribers Appeals of the environmental determina- tion must be filed iri writing on or before during the below stated period. The annexed notice, a 5:00 PM October 12, 1998.Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required BP Gas Station Tank Replacement $75.00 application fee with: Hearing p Examiner, City of Renton, 1055 South_ I' Grady Way,,Renton,WA 98055.Appeals to' as published on: 9/28/98 the Examiner are governed by City of Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11B. Additional information_regardingthe appeal The full amount of the fee charged for said foregoing publication is the sum of$32.91 ; process may be obtained from the Renton Legal Number 5220 City Clerk's Office,(425)430-6510. Ruvbllis,�hed infthe South Gounty,Journal • • . LSepternbe,p2288f $.5220- „i--::* Legal Clerk, ou h Coun y Journal am ,1. Subscribed and sworn before me on this i /`[[c/ d'ay of at- , 19q „owl If/! \C✓ — Y,60,44q2._ Notary Public of the State of Washington Q• c`' residing in Renton ®o_ uz- King County, Washington ocp .�;'•.? fj , 'Z�•'�'O� /i'�,,'O�1.,IA s A ere`eye NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE RENTON, WASHINGTON The Environmental Review Committee (ERC) has issued a Determination of Non-Significance for the following project under the authority of the Renton Municipal Code. BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT LUA-98-125,ECF Environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Location: 2022 S. Puget Drive. Appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or before 5:001 PM October I12, 1998. Appeals must be filed in writing together with the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing Examiner, City of.Renton, 1055 South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are governed Iby City of Renton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11 B. Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Renton City Clerk's Office, (425)430-6510. • Publication Date: September 28, 1998 � I Account No. 51067 I I I i dnspub 1. 1 _ ! STAFF City of Renton REPO•RT; Department of Planning/Building/Public Works ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE 1 1 A. BACKGROUND ERC MEETING DATE September 22, 1998 I I Project Name BP Gas Station Tank Replacement Applicant ! Tosco Marketing Corporation File Number LUA-98-125, ECF Project Manager Lesley Nishihira Project Description The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. Three underground fuel storage tanks will be removed and two new 12,000 gallon, 10 foot diameter double-walled fiberglass tanks will be installed. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping. The proposal includes the installation of"point of sale"and intercom systems, as well as the repair of existing concrete and asphalt paving as needed. 1 1 Project Location 2022 South Puget Drive Exist. Bldg. Area gsf 2,998 square feet Proposed New Bldg. Area gsf N/A 1 Site Area 32,067 square feet Total Building Area gsf N/A RECOMMENDATION Staff Recommend that the Environmental Review Committee issue a Determination of Non-Significance. • '1,\TIP vi: . \c...'•,(4, \'/1"%1 ,— I 90y1p Ng: I 1 _ .. I. 'yiG./ .. �\ I ‘111J F • P�2 \ ' . 'i y o 5t I kor a \`� 1 Al �� > w..Ih...YMY 49J0[ I v" •\� PUDE1 DRIVE r. 't w R rn[ear.t 't 4- [o.nx I %[ _ .• : SU m; Project Location Map i` 'a:` ERCRPLDOC 1 City of Renton P/B/PWDepartment El, mental Review Committee Staff Report BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT LUA-98-125,ECF REPORT AND DECISION OFSEPTEMBER 22,1998 Page 2 of 3 B. RECOMMENDATION Based:on analysis of probable impacts from the proposal,staff recommend that the Responsible Officials make the following Environmental Determination: DETERMINATION OF DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE NON-SIGNIFICANCE-MITIGAiTED. XX Issue DNS with 14 day Appeal Period. Issue DNS-M with 14 day Appeal Period. Issue DNS with 15 day Comment Period Issue DNS-M with 15 day Comment Period with Concurrent 14 day Appeal Period. with Concurrent 14 day Appeal Period. C. MITIGATION MEASURES No mitigation measures are recommended. Advisory Notes to Applicant: The following notes are supplemental information provided in conjunction with the environmental, determination. Because these notes are provided as information only, they are not subject to the appeal process for environmental determinations. 1. Separate plans and permits are required for tank removals and replacements from Fire Department. D. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS In compliance with RCW 43.21 C. 240, the following project environmental review address les only those project impacts that are not adequately addressed under existing development standards and environmental regul tions. . Has the applicant adequately identified and addressed environmental impacts anticipated to occur in conjunction with the proposed development? 1. Earth; Impacts: All soils excavated fIom the site are to be tested and stockpiled on site until results are received as detailed in the applicant's ConstructionlMitigation Plan. Excavated soils will be stockpiled on waterproof materials and completely covered to prevent erosion. Contaminated soils and uncontaminated soils not suitable for backfill will be immediately removed from the site. Uncontaminated soils suitable for use as backfill will be immediately re-used. Approximately 30 cubic yards lof backfill are expected to be imported for the project and will be used immediately. Mitigation Measures: No further mitigation is recommended. Nexus: N/A ERCRPT.DOC • • City of Renton PB/PWDepartment E�, ,?mental Review Committee Staff Report BP GAS STATION TANK REPLACEMENT LUA-98-125,ECF REPORT AND DECISION OFSEPTEMBER 22,1998 Page 3 of3 2. Water; Impacts: The existing storm water system on site will be protected from all work related to the project. Upon excavation, soils will be stockpiled on waterproof liners and will be completely covered and secured to pre lent rain absorption. The applicant's Construction Mitigation Plan will serve to mitigate any potential impacts to ground, surface, and storm water. Mitigation Measures: No further mitigation is recommended. Nexus: N/A 3. Environmental Health Impacts: All soils excavated as a result of the project will be tested for contamination and if found,will be properly disposed of at Ian approved offl•site location. Upon excavation, soils will be segregated into two stockpiles--one for suspected contaminated soils and one for uncontaminated soils. Contaminated soils will be immediately removed from the site and properly disposed of at an approved off-site location. Potential environmental health impacts may result if contaminated soils are detected, however,these impacts will be mitigated by the Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA). Mitigation Measures: No further mitigation is recommended. Nexus: N/A E. COMMENTS OF REVIEWING DEPARTMENTS The proposal,has been circulated to City Departmental/Divisional Reviewers for their review. Where applicable, these commentshave been incorporated into the text of this report as Mitigation Measures and/or Notes to Applicant X Copies of all Review Comments are contained in the Official File. Copies of all Review Comments are attached to this report. Environmental Determination Appeal Process Appeals of the environmental determination must be filed in writing on or before 5:00 PM October 12, 1998. Appeals must;be filed in writing together with the required $75.00 application fee with: Hearing Examiner,City of Renton, 1055South Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055. Appeals to the Examiner are governed by City of Fenton Municipal Code Section 4-8-11 B. Additional information regarding the appeal process may be obtained from the Renton City Clerk's Office, (425)430-6510. 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D.21 ENTRI>ER/5.5LIG.GRAY.NEWA0E ST..SPLL BUCKET MANN�E COrERS Ar0 SIWL PLOW RIGS AS FOLCub L P PENRED,]MOGRADEAYUL,A valADEDRAIITE,A.O A.vAPOR.OtA•GE ICTICNS ON TM>!PLANS PULL GE REPORTED TO THE AROUTECT ET'+EDATELT,GC SNALL vERVT EXACT - L RVTOSCO MARKETING CONSTRICTION M.AGER -- - 0 SCOPE -6Ib FLAPPER CUECR DROP TUBE,CAP AND ADAPTER TE CONTRACTOR.ALL vERRi LUMBER T¢TA14 D¢O IFEED WIN A FLOAT BALL CNECK VALVE NIS CAN pE ACCOwLISNED BY TARING OW THE STAGE 1 VAPOR ADAPTER Aw LOOLIG FOR THE FLOAT BALL AND EXTRACTOR .R ASSEMBLY THE BALL FLOAT IS COPIPMED T°BE M EXIST.,DOOeNT PASEO DROP TEES TO MI Pu,P T.CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSSLE TO TRACK.1CN STATIONS DROOP TEES/EFL ACTUALLY INSTALLED,P TN!OPw-650 IS NSTALED,B 15 TO CZ SET AT DSX P TANK..... COLLARS USLL B FG E INSTALLED Bi A TANK MR'B FACTORY AU RE TNORIEED REPRESENTATIVE CONTRACTED a DIRECTLY'TOMD IN T.CASE O¢RE TUE EXIST.TA145 TO BE RETROFITTED ARE Cued CORN G NE RGLASS/FLUID CONTAIN/Prat 155 ON SNALI PROVIDE MEANS P NERD.T.TANK PER MGR.>PEOSICAT 5 PRIOR TO AND GRAPHIC SCALE TOR RESPONSIBILITY TO COORDNATE THE ACTUAL DATE Aw TVT•a6ttOPCOLLART waii.LLATION 1 I MS,.FILL PE1u.r PP SPREADERS AND IKNOCOLLm.TO!E PERFCR•ED Y OD APPRO.0 INSTALLER [adSPP-CODRACT°R TO ENE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SEE LIST P APPROVED NSTALLERS l IN FEET I • KEY NOTES C. DEYOIR ON BY GF]ERAL CONTRACTOR IPIEMS. 11rce ET n PRODDED BY T 1C ALL BE NE BULL.P. TYPE AS YIO.W,d YEEr MIS PE CONTRACTOR NE ON NULL MALE TALL vDISP.SERS INTERNAL APOR AND ELECTRICAL PENETRATIONS I nR.I.ULBRAvo DORN TO MEET PACT LSPECvE IFIC Snp l REMO.FOIST.neon TO SALVAGE PER TOSCO MARKETING REDUREMENTS -__ ____ __ -- CO.TRCTION MANAGER}IN>TRCTIOS -_ __— _ _ __ a. REMOVE PORTION P EXISTA]DOGBO E MEL ISLANDS RE V. r NS I SITE PLAN API.NECESSARY TO INSTALL NEW DIEPENBER CONTANm T KBRAvOl PDXES TESTS TO BE PERFORMED BY GC X g, "'r I ,Gp W]SDOGI Vim' '. _ ] PORTIONS CP EXIST.CONCRETE SLAeS AND*AULT L ALL TESTS ARE TO BE WITNESSED BY TOSCO pSUD em menu,.EXISTING uai.eGNIPrMNT,me �R OR�PROJECT R. MANAGER Pq INSTALL I@w UST.eOUIrvI4NREMOK EXIST .GENE• S CONTRACTOR PlAL RITE>T COMPLETION NEEWW n G TEPLrov!EXISTING CD'1r_SLAG TO EXISTED BExtEnEs AS Ec LoTAND PER LOCAL A - — _. - EXPANSION OR CONSTRICTION AOwT a I.OIIRED n • ORR CONNSIENOTONN JOINT.IN OF EXIST. B.RIODA,E..=MS mere 1',vac"Lan TOSCO MARKETING COMPANY EXISTIG U0ER]INO0 PROCICE Aw STALER MPN] AFTER NEW IMPMG IT MP.t En ANI1 ACE I M eMY110IrAI I CATIb® PIPE. P MB REMOVE eX/STIG UNDERGROUND STORAGE f.K.S(PENT:SST AMER NFL!.SYSTEM CONN!TON ST R 6. MROb.M EXISTIw ODLRGROIm Aw APOVE ORONO,.ENT rpm"PRODUCT Ii1PG'Gi[er�T ++) ,r C LOAD CLOCK..2 IATMIAPOR I7000 tEt MPA DIEM TO xRET O FLOE,OE.Oni STAGE FENTON,WA MP TCI�00 7 D.PRESSURE DECAY PIPING LEGEND fP BDEATED) OLAReT"ENTTORSPB SITE PUN e �T Pep DA REmIPD-m.Ts isea.+ ute TESTER Bees,LsPENSER E 1•-_,0'_e• STAGE II M.FACTI.PER ME. E ^! - RENTON _.._.._.._.._F_.._..-..-PLUS ]GEMPALCdiRACTES>NALL C.P UTORYVTENOALLi TES,ALL NEW TIRBNE RFLL 04,6E PA Nw i -...-...--„-F-...-.•.-.•"_SUPER 4L%NIETRA'T1Cw ARE MADE AND DENTER ED, eNFm,wA FASN P�wR10NA^ J/S/98 Ki ' _ v>TO ITNESS ALL PST. ION Gap DL, F GLL PI INN i,KILL " ]/S/Re NT y. ¢ 3 °1DRX,SER;CEBEASPRPTUEDiWAL° , PO,ECTKONTRALT. F S 1.1 i ti • y 6 W' 7.NT PLANNIM C Y of RENT 29 August, 1998, SEP 01 1999 Ms. Leslie Nishihirla, Project Manager �� Development Services Div. VED City of Renton Re. Project No. LUA-98-125,ECF Dear Ms. Nishihira; I am sending this letter, as you suggested, to voice my concerns re. the above project and ensure that we are made a party of record. As you will recall from our phone conversation, I have had a long history of dealings with our neighbor, a succession of major oil companies, the mPst recent BP. Unfortunately, none have been pleasant or to our satisfaction. Ever since the City Council overturned the Planning Commission 6 to 0 vote to refuse to change the zoning code from professional office and allowed Mobil Oil to build a gas station on that site, we have;had.nothing but trouble. Vehicles, even trucks, have had their brakes fail allowing them to role down the slope of their parking lot, over the bank and crash onto patient's ( even my ) cars. Trash of every description; sold in their convenience store, has made Monday morning cleanup a major project. A broken sprinkler allowing water to run down our sidewalk was ignored for months until I finally got theiriattention by pointing out that it would soon freeze and someone was going to fall and probably get injured, likely suing BP for a bundle. Onlyl that threat got their attention. When the City rendered the permit for them to go ahead, it was stipulated that they would landscape and attend the planted strip between our properties. That has never been done, and it has continued to be an eye-sore and trash site all these 25 or so years. These, and many other instances of failure on the part of the gas stations to be a considerate neighbor, should help to explain my dismay at the prospect of what amounts to the creation of a mini- pit mine immediately adjacent to our office building. Therefore, having been bushwhacked already to much, I am requesting that all necessary precautions be taken to avoid physical or esthetic damage to our office site by this project. Not one shovel of dirt should be taken nor one gallon of gas pumped until a thorough inspection including testing of water, gas, sprinklers, curbing, prevention of water/ mud flow down sidewalks, repair/ renovation of landscaping and general clean-up has been done to the satisfaction • of all parties. I cannot help but think that at some point, even if honest effort is made to prevent an unfortunate incident, one or more may occur. ' hop to make it plain, that I expect prompt corrective action and will hold BP and the City accountable. Please keep me informed as to the progress of this project, in particular as to any agreements / disagreemehts on the part of BP re. our concerns. inyours , Sincerely Thomas Maxwell, MD. r" k• 1,7_-:usnr, ,,„:_____,,, •c _ -v'\ ---- *I ,,-1.9TA-DO ' -- _Thomas-E.-Maxwell- 1 co Rii 23016 Pacific St ________.— -Black Diamond,WA 98010 r j ,„ 9 AUG s-i ...—...-------- .- ,NtZgko:" -PI, -----.--"-----__-7'=.7-------._--__ /.99?1,/ k...=.. .... _ ra. L ..., .... foltofr (Ur ( ,e, r-iv - -_ bt/. ©Sci so. 5)v-e_ii:e/ cut . 0 in ct.o." •12 11 1 ::i:1.• II " i ii i 'BW:g::7•• 7:' t)i:-;a: ll •--I iil:kist:11::;1;issi I:At:N.:C:11j • 1 - 1 ' City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works - . _ ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET REVIEWING DEPARTMENT: p�1Ge COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 APPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125,EOF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 4PPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIHIRA PROJECT TITLE: BP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 VOCATION: 2022[South Puget Drive SITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 sq.ft. UMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. • Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank d slab underground roduct, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or I nscaping. I. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(e�.g.Non-Code) COMMENTS lement of the Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More Environment Minor Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing Air Aesthetics Water Light/Glam , Plants Recreation , LandlShorellne Use Utilities Animals Transportation J Environmental Health Public Services 1/ Energy/ Historic/Cultural Natural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet ! /Zt //nal LUti a OTL pc6ice (IU(, - POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS . 1 0. CODE-RELATED COMMENTS'I • We have reviewed this application with particular attention to those areas In which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable impact or areas where additional Information is needed to properly assess this proposal. I, ...(ziri,)") Sign ure of rector Authorized Representative Date Dp/APP.DOC Rev.10/93 I City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Publ c'Works , . . , ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET R (aIEVIEWING DEPARTMENT: COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 APPLICATION NO LUA-98-125,ECF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 , APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIHIRA ,• PROJECT TITLE: IBP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 L DCATI ON: 2022 South Puget Drive SIJTE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 sq.ft. 4I SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The ai:plicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or' landscaping. A. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(erg.Non-Code) COMMENTS Element of the Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More Environment Minor Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing — Alr Aesthetics _ _ Water LighVGlare Plants Recreation Land/Shoreline Use Utilities Animals Transportation Environmental Health Public Services Energy/ Historic/Cultural Natural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet C(7/_J2 - n, c'� .----(r) / Wô , . BI. POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS ,67(VM— i i i)0. V22 7)6) -( *X-- /-0 >' :i Z)40-7 CODE-RELATED COMMENTS 1 P/ __.ai.J2_ ,?- (-)r/ 10 & 1 ve have reviewed this application with parpcular attention to those areas in which we have expertise and have identified areas of probabl�impact or areas herea d''onal informatio needed f I petty assess this proposal. Signature of Director or uth nz d e resents ive D DEVAPP.DOC 1 Rev.10193 City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET I EVIEWING DEPARTMENT: ECOhCw►�� DelieIopee OMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 I PPLICATION Nd: LUA-98-125,ECF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 A PLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIHIRA PROJECT TITLE: IBP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 LOCATION: 2022;South Puget Drive SITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 sq.ft. SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Plroject includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(el,g.Non-Code) COMMENTS cement of the Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More environment Minor I Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts i Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing Air Aesthetics Water i Light/Glare Plants Recreation Land/Shoreline Use i Utilities Animals Transportation Environmental Health I Public Services Nnergy/ Historic/Cultural atural Resources I Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet B. POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS )5S0 . CODE-RELATED COMMENTS • II t/e have reviewed this application with particular attention to those areas In which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable Impact or areas here additional information is needed to properly assess this proposal. Signature o •iirector or honied Representative Date 6EVAPP.D0 I Rev.1093 I City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET REVIEWING DEPARTMENT:Gchd'vuchavt sewICtS COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 1 APPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125,ECF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY t l-1ORA POJECT TITLE: BP; Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 fse�IEiV �� i,®� 0A, L�JCATION: 2022'South Puget Drive 61 , , SITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross q.ft. tl 7998 SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL:The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an ei°'; !as station. Project includes the removal and Ireplacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank sla. ...L•icground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building',�r landscaping. A. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(elg.Non-Code) COMMENTS Element of the Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More Environment Minor Major information Environment Minor Major information Impacts Impacts Necessary impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing :rater Aesthetics Light/Giam plants Recreation and/Shoreline Use Utilities Animals Transportation Environmental Health Public Services nergy/ Historic./Culturalatural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet a. POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS Nd /11(F; C. CODE-RELATED COMMENTS , M0A/Z 1 We have reviewed this application with particular attention to those areas in which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable impact or areas where additio ' formation is needed to properly ess this proposal. //�/�1/� 2 ./ /ram / ign re of Director or A prized Representative Date D APP.DOC Rev.ardi City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works - - , - ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET 4VIEWING DEPARTMENT: Flue. rr �-�.t�e1 COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 1 APPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125,ECIF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 1$ R9 ilf�1 i _ - I APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NI FI I1RAVFnl-l+l�,l pi IRF�IU PROJECT TITLE: BP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 AUG 1 et L�DCATION: 20221South Puget Drive � � SITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 sq".ft`. U I P r) S MMARY OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas station. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab underground product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, building, or landscaping. . ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(erg.Non-Code) COMMENTS Element of the Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More Environment Minor Major information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing I Air Aesthetics Water LIghVGlare I Plants 1 Recreation I _ Land/Shoreline Use , Utilities Animals I Transportation _ _ _ _ __ _ Environmental Health , Public Services Energy/ Historic./Cultural Natural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet rr II 14,000 Feet r / i Af/ ^or f ae'/6 kVe/J • lit POLICY-REGATED COMMENTS C. CODE-RELAW COMMENTS II ✓� �c? !t°h 2 �G�sls' dst�fetad/L� f� G1/ C'i "C�/' . G(i2��. kritetot/6/21 'Le Aft ea/ 5 ekom We have reviewpd this application with pa I-k- Lbeft , 4icular attention to those areas in which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable impact or areas where additions nformation is needed to pi ope ssess this proposal. 4 6' 07 9 r Signatire q 'rector or Authorize Represen tive Date DEVAPP..QpC Rev.10f93 City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works ENVIRONMENTAL 8 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET AEVIEWING DEPARTMENT: PkaV1 Re‘lie V- wiser COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 PPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125,ECF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 1PPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIHIRA O PROJECT TITLE: ,BP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422t o a LbCATION: 2022'South Puget Drive 0 7 SITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 sq.ft It It, SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an exist' ,it gas,- tion. Project includes the removal and,replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank sla•,. nd-_ins ound product, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, bui. g, or landscaping. A. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(elg.Non-Code) COMMENTS I Iement of the 1 Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More nvironment Minor Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary arth Housing Air Aesthetics Water Light/Glare plants Recreation Land/Shoreline Use ; Utilities nimals Transportation nvironmental Health Public Services nergy/ I Historic/Cultural Natural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet ' 14,000 Feet li . POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS 1. CODE-RELATED COMMENTS II N0O G no IAVAA1I • V4e have reviewed this application with particular attention to those areas in which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable)impact or areas where additional information is needed to properly assess this proposal. 1 0 /' 4 1 ho A ? Signature of Director or Authorized Representative Date DEVAPP.DOC Rev.10/93 I I I City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works . . - ENVIRONMENTAL &. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW (SHEET j EVIEWING DEPARTMENT: Su,vfacel Wustewalr' COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 APPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125;ECF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 PPPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIgRA 1 PROJECT TITLE: !BP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 ,��'O� LQCATION: 2022 South Puget Drive '& ��-E SMITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,J sq.ft. ' 9 �'' SUMMARYI OF PROPOSAL:The applicant•seeks environmental review for modifications to n'istmng g�f�r taiion. roject includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank SlA, undderg;round p oduct, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, bff j , or landscaping. I 1 4. ,fy1l ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(elg.Non-Code)COMMENTS Element of the r Probable Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More Environment i Minor Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary Earth Housing Air Aesthetics ,Hater 1 Light/Glare Plants 1Recreation "and/Shoreline Use : Utilities Animals. Transportation Environmental Health Public Services Energy/ Historic/Cultural ilatural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet • 1 k 1 POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS • C. CODE-RELATED COMMENTS Nor c,0 vienA4A , Vile have reviewed this application with particular attention to those areas In which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable impact or areas where additional inI. fo atio is needed to properly assess this proposal. ( / 3jzo/g "vV Signature of Director or Authorized Representative Date DEVAPP.DOC Rev.10193 I 1 City of Renton Department of Planning/Building/Public Works - - ENVIRONMENTAL & DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION REVIEW SHEET 11 EVIEWING DEPARTMENT:IvoJIA Pbi6-h COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1998 APPLICATION NO: LUA-98-125,ECIF DATE CIRCULATED: AUGUST 18, 1998 APPLICANT: Tosco Marketing Corporation PROJECT MANAGER: LESLEY NISHIHIRA PROJECT TITLE: ;BP Gas Station Tank Remediation WORK ORDER NO: 78422 e1 L CATION: 2022South Puget Drive " Qr ITE AREA: .73 acres I BUILDING AREA(gross): 2,998 s Q. SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an exist gas t: ion'.' project includes the removal and]replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank sla nde A P.und pproduct, vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy, bui t dg, o "" !duct, (.5. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT(e�.g.Non-Code) COMMENTS 02„, Probable More Element of the Probable Probable More /ement of the Probable gnvlronment Minor Major Information Environment Minor Major Information Impacts Impacts Necessary Impacts Impacts Necessary ,Earth Housing lr Aesthetics Water Light/Glare Plants Recreation �and/Shoreline Use Utilities nlrnals Transportation Environmental Health Public Services Energy/ Historic/Cultural Natural Resources Preservation Airport Environment 10,000 Feet 14,000 Feet • , A. POLICY-RELATED COMMENTS C. CODE-RELATED COMMENTS l)0 L0vt4til evd- t/e have reviewed this application with pa cular attention to those areas in which we have expertise and have identified areas of probable impact or areas where additional information is needed to properly assess this proposal. Aid Gva gbohg ignature of Director or Authorized Representative Date 9EVAPP.DOC Rev.10/93 • ' I :.• ,.::�:•:;:>:TON'>' «< > >? '<< :�< »< >>> > '< �'�>»» �>»<»»< €> >'<> �< ;''I7Y.0 ...FiEN... JII ::.:........................:.:..::::::::::::::::.�::::.:::::::::::::::.:::...�.E'UELQPM ..T.,:.SE.:.::.GES:DI.V.::..:...:.N....:......:.......:....................................:.::.::::::::::::::.::::. Ego LIST :.:: SURROUNDING��f'R:OPE R�' O.. ...... .W N R ............ '• :�.';f'�•�'�`°<5ub e.Ct:::51te'i�?>E::E•'?:::i: :%;:?::?:>_::::':;:#:::;:<?E:?i:`':::::•`:z:::::::::;: ;:;:;:;:::;:; PROJECT NAME: 6P l�l'Po -51 fl DO Ta & Revnnovat APPLICATION NO: Li 8. IZ..S ECr The following is a list of property owners within 300 feet of the subject site. The Development Services Division will notify these individuals of the proposed development. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER 1 �� • uJ • • . V• (Attach additional sheets, if necessaryy) . .y - . I (Continued) I NAME ADDRESS ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER 1 1 j Applicant Certification I, .,Act AGE:-A — , hereby certify that the above list(s) of adjacent property (Print Name) 1 owners and their addresses were obtained from: 0 City of Renton Technical Services Records 0 Title Company Records Icing County Assessors Records n SSigned Date 45/q(Applicant) ,<.�.�\‘ —y •CALN�‘‘Al T-QQ:••sioti � ATTESTED: Subscribed andlswpwlaVore me,, .blota'fy Public, in and for the State of Washington, residing at /14.o42wC / f 41 : NO&Viife�a day of ie te../.44 i , 19 crR Signed ' (,t,• PUBLIC • S (Notary Publihi) • . 2 6-0.••c % 1'e��F wA4;11— C ..of.R n:.::::............................................... .... tV a ton;::Use:;.;:.:::.:::.::::::<::::::»o::::>::::::::::::::::»:;::;:.;:.>;:>;»<>;»>::::>::>:<::::<::::<:»;::::. ::: ::<: I.geERTI;s:<::: OMALINN < 'i::Iii glia '» '::.i.M>.'<<'' ">€:> €'> : nim '`. R �. t �•e, hereby certify that notices of the proposed application were mailed to €»»>. iiiM ::ap.gt.lsted.;ptgparty owner o. . # .:t$::.i:<:::.::.:.:.;;:.:;:.;:.;: :.:.;>;:.:;:.;:.;;;:.; .;:>:.;:: N `:> .. <r '' ... .:....s' > ``:'>......>:............ .................;..........'' TTEa scrlbec and sworn before me, a Notary Public, In nd for the State of.Washin ton res d ................. ............................ ...:,:,:,:. :.: ::. ::::.: , listprop.doc REVo'/95 MARILYN KAMCHEFF COMMISSION EXPIRES 6/29/99 2 I j * BATCH NUMBER: ND II COMMENTS , '.ti CUSTdME- -'AME ARCHITEKTON i . , Y , .il * 1 ij :2-44VV*01044,:ty i[3d O ti a+:;'L'y<'.<:t.:'L':'1.'i''4:14i:: . cif- f.`Y,< t afsa,<Ml,<ft S S S,'a,<0-M < $'0 0 in ft St S ,S f S>:,S r.t 0 i ,.' 20230519071-09 i"j 202305-9071-09 PUGET SOUND ENERGY/GAS 7N0044 h PUGET .SOUND ENERGY/GAS 7N0044 PROPERTY TAX DEPT !, ' PROPERTY TAX DEPT P❑ BOX 90868 ! 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I 1 , • I .. .. .. ... . . . -. . • ' 337675-0270-03 337675-0270-03 • , SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 ':' SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 . 3201 S TAMARAC RD 0200 1 .320.1 S TAMARAC RD 0200 DENVER CO 80231 : -DENVER CO , 80231 . • • t 7 , 1. --1 337675-0280-01 . . 1;.. 3376750280-01 : -.H • SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 v:' '' 'SIMPSON HOUSING LP 1 879999 3201 S TAMARAC RD t200 .. .3201• S.TAMARAC RD 0200 1, • 1 . DENVER CO. 80231 .ONVER CO 80231... I . • • .:„.• ________ _ - • - - -- - • 1• I .- V • . , , . .1•:•:: • 1 • .• I • .---‘ . ------ : ' 33787! _90-09 2. . 75-0290-09 • , SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 .!•': SIMPSON HOUSING LP I 879999 • _ . • - _ • • i 3201 S TAMARAC RD V200 IA!!, 3201 S TAMARAC ,RD O200 . . . ' DENVER CO 80231 DENVER CO . 80231 . ' . . ...._,.... .,.-„•,,,.7 •- ••- - 337'675-0300-07 L 337675-0300-07 ' • . 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SIMPSON HOUSING LTD PTNRSHP879999 I-• SIMPSON HOUSING LTD PTNRSHP879999 3201 S TAMARAC DR V200 I.: 3201 S TAMARAC DR V200 1 DENVER CC 80231 LI DENVER CO 80231 . . . . 337675-0330-01 II 337675-0330-01 SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 pi SIMPSON HOUSING LP ! 879999 3201 S TAMARAC RD 4200 1.1 3201' S TAMARAC RD V200 ' DENVER CO 80231 DENVER CO ' • 80231 I • , . , . . - .. . 337675-0340-09 - 337675-0340-09 • SIMPSON HOUSING LP 879999 ; SIMPSON HOUSING•LP 1 879999 , - , . 3201 S TAMARAC RD O200 ' 3201 S TAMARAC RD v2op . . . ....,..:,.. •. .. • . . • .. . • , ,tr-.:-.,••• ., ,,,,,Aufp.****Mg17-:--. , D ENVER CO 80231 DENVER CO ; 80231 . _ , ; • . ______ ...____ . I • - - - , .. r . .. . . . . • I 813520-0010-05 .. 813520-0010-05 . , ' . ' : -. . • . . • 1 BRAGG •JOHNNIE 8 II+LISA C '709999 ; 'BRAGG.JOHNNIE B II+LISA C •709999 • 1 1319 S PUGET OR OD 11 • ' ' '1319 S PUGET OR VD 11 . 1 . . 1• ' RENTON WA 98055 1 RENTON WA ' , 98055 . , ; . __ _ . ___.;. I'I.,. -- • 1'I.:-' ; .r' -'-• _ . 813520-0020-03 • 813520-0020-03 . ' ERICKSON BARBARA .J 2N9999 ERICKSON BARBARA• J 2N9999 .. .. . . • - ! 1319 S PUGET DR VD-12 1319 S PUGET DR VD-1 : 1 : RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 . . , . . ' I• _. ' 013520-0030-01 . 813520-0030-01 . . , - HAJ ISSAM Y & DONNA R , 463319 HAJ.ISSAM.Y 6 DONNA ' 463319 , '''--• : 11650 102ND PL .NE.1. • 11650 102NO.P1 NE.,'•#] '': ; • l''' - I' - . ' 1 . • ' KIRKLAND WA 98055 • KIRKLAND WA 98055 . , .. . . . , - 813520-0040-09 i 813520-0040-09 . . . , . - ! ; HURDLE ELEANOR S 739999 ' -HURDLE ELEANOR S 739999 . • •• . • . - 1319 S PUGET OR VD-14 ! 1319 S PUGET DR VD-14 , 1 . . . • ' RENTON WA 98055 . RENTON WA 98055 • 813520-0050-06 813520-0050-06 . . MYERS RICHARD D 063437 ' MYERS RICHARD 0 063437 • ' • 7520_ '31ST AVE NW : 7520 31ST-AVE NW • ' • - , SBATTLE WA '98117 . SEATTLE WA , 98117 . . I ,-- -"F'-----813520- ,0060-04 ,, 813520-0060-04 . OENSEN\ -..EINAR A+KIMBERLY A 569999 -1 .JENSEN. EINAR A+KIMBERLY A 569999 1301 S PUGET DR tD-16 Li 1301 S PUGET DR OD-1 . . . • RENTON WA 98055 t.'; RENTON WA 98055 . . . r 813520- D-02 0 81 1-0070-02 HAXTC ENNETH R 740150 1, '0N KENNETH R 740150 1319 S PUGET DR VD-17 k.`rr , 1319 S PUGET OR VD-17 • , '.' RENTON WA 98055 l,.;, RENTON WA 94055 , • • ' 813520-0080-00 11 813520-0080-00 ANDREAS SHARON A 559999 F. ANDREAS SHARON .A 559999 • • 13119 S PUGET DR VO-18 1319 S PUGET DR ;.D-18 I• RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 9E055 I 8135120-0090-08 L 81320-0090-08 TEMPLORA ELMO 8 142984 F : TEMPLORA ELMO 8 142984 . 1 45119 NE 18TH ST }.; 4519 NE 18TH 'ST _. RENTON WA 98059 r RENTON. WA 98059 • 813520-0100-06 • L 813520-0100-06 • LOWE ROSLYN LAFAYE 409999 '.1 'LOWE ROSLYN -LAFAYE - 409999 • 1319 S PUGET DR V022 r 1319 S PUGET DR 0022 REINTON WA ' . 98055 • r;;• • RENTON WA 98055 1 813520-0110-04 . 813520-0110-04 HULLETT CYNTHIA L 669999 HULLETT:CYNTHIA L 669999 ' ' 1319 S PUGET DR r ! 1319 S PUGET DR J , RENTON WA 98055 - RENTON WA 98055 • • 813520-0120-02 I, 813520-0120-02 • BEER ROSEMARY J 809999 , . BEER ROSEMARY J 809999 1319 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE i 1319 SOUTH .PUGET DRIVE • RENTON WA 96058 RENTON WA 98058 H 813520-0130-00 {,I 813520-0130-00 MURRAY.MICHAEL E 829999 �'• MURRAY MICHAEL E 829999 801 N 31ST ST. .1 ` 801 N. 31ST 'ST RENTON•WA 98056 ' RENTON WA 98056 • I • . 813520-0140-08 813520-0140-08 I KUSHAN.RAFI A 409999 KUSHAN .RAFI:A ' 409999 i 1319 S PUGET DR 00-26 I .1319 S.PUGET OR 0D-26 • RENTON WA' RENTON WA , 98056 98056 813520-0150-05 •1 813520-0150-05 • . I -'I COX TERRY 0 079999 . ri 'COX-TERRY D 079999 . 1319 S PUGET DR VD-27 ( i 1319 S. PUGET DR 00-27 ' • • - . RENTON WA 98055 i RENTON WA 98055 • • 813520-0160-03 1 813520-0160-03 • • VIOLA JOSEPH E 230241 VIOLA .JOSEPH E 230241 17222 139TH PL S E 1 17222 139TH PL S E • ' RENTON WA 98058 1 RENTON WA 98058 813520-0170-01 i , 813520-0170-01 ' ERICKSON BARBARA J 059999 ERICKSON BARBARA J 1 059999 1319 S PUGET OR, 00-12 1319 S PUGET DR, 00-121 RENTON WA 98055 • •'I RENTON WA 98055 -- --- ---•-- �. -.t-.,. - .- - j ' 813520-0180-09 • ') 613520-0180-09 I NELSON •JAMIE J- 660707 1 - NELSON -J,AMIE J ' 660707 1419 ,S 'PUGET DR STE 320` 1 1319 S :PUGET DR STE 320 RENTON WA 98055 1 , RENTON WA 98055 { 1 I . ., , _.• • .. . . --- 813520 30-07 8: -0-0190-07 DANIEL KAT 600755 v; DANIEL KAT . 600755 ..., • - - • • . 1319 S PUGET DR V0-33 0 1319 S PUGET DR V0-33 • • . ' . , ---. • RENTON WA 98015 0 RENTON WA 98055--,.. 1 1.•,j . . : - • • , ,--..7-.', ..-.=.-.7.1:.- -.7:,-__=.1 ,=====.-. • i - • • • • 1 ! • 813520-0200-05 'A 813520-0200-05 • • 1 . NEHER SUE ANN 069999 4 NEHER SUE ANN , 069999 ' 1319 S PUGET DR VD-34 il 1319 S PUGET DR VD-34 , . , . ! RENTON WA 98055 :.: ,RENTON WA 98055 '1 . ......-s. .... . , . 813520-0210-03 .::1 813520-0210-03 . . . • • ' . KIIDD AMY E0680 .1 •KIDD AMY 1 E0680 . • 1319 S PUGET DR 0-35 [1 1319 S PUGET DR 0-35 ' RENTON WA 98055 .: RENTON WA 98055 ' I - ; 813520-0220-01 tl 813520-0220-01 MURRAY MICHAEL E 261645 Y MURRAY MICHAEL E 261645 . , 801 .N 31ST is, 801 N 31ST RENTON WA 98056 Li RENTON WA 98056 , 1 __ , . , • 813520-0230-09 T 813520-0230-09 WENOT •THOMAS F & PATRICIA E291651 '1 'WENDT:THOMAS F & PATRICIA E291651 10605 SE 199TH ST 1 10605 SE 199TH ST 7-' - RENTON WA 98055 ] RENTON WA 98055 .. . , ---- 1--- 813520-0240-07 1 -813520-0240-07 . L . KAM KENNETH K 1319 S PUGET:DR .t0-38 1 E1280 KAM KENNETH K -::: 1319 S PUGET.DR 'VD-38 E1280 mnHmv.,; vrmm.mftmegrmmm .; . . RENTON .WA •98055 . - I RENTON WA 98055 . . • • 813520-0250-04 813520-0250-04 ' . , . i VARON RENEE E E0880 'VARON .RENEE E E0880 . 1 ' 1321• S PUGET DR tE-11 1 1321'S'PUGET DR tE-11' RENTON WA 98055 ' RENTON WA 98055 - • ' ;:. . ... : . ' - .: I II . • 1. . . . , • . _ _ _. __ ...... . • - • - • ' •-, • ' 813520-0260-02 11 813520-0260-02 ANDRE CYNTHIA A 713555 ji 'ANDRE CYNTHIA A 713555 • • , PO BOX 511 1 PO BOX 511 . , I . . . ; WOODINVILLE WA 98072 I W000INVILLE WA 98072 1 i J. . . ' • . • • . . • • • ., , 813520-0270-00 -li 8135200270-00 STETSON. ANN L . 639999 li STETSON ANN 'L 639999 .•;••••:'' ',;' ... ]..:-' ., • ' .,. . i . 1321 S PUGET DR E 13 1 ; 1321 S PUGET DR E 13 RENTON WA 98055 i RENTON WA , 98055 . •— — --- -• ----- . -• • . • . • • . • 813520-0280-08 1 813520-0280-08 OHNSON AGNES I 629999 :JOHNSON AGNES. I 629999 . • . 1321 S PUGET OR E 14 li 1321' S-PUGET OR E 14 . • RENTON WA 98055 I ; RENTON WA 98055 . ' • , 813520-0290-06 ' 813520-0290-06 , . -• MEEKING ROBERT A • 281886 1 MEEKING ROBERT A , 281886- . . 1321 S PUGET DRIVE 4E-15 ..i 1321 S PUGET DRIVE VE=15 [ . . RENTON WA 98055 ' RENTON WA 1 9_8055 . _ . 'r.:. . • ) 11 _ji - — . . , . : 813520-0300-04 .:' 813520-0300-04 ENGLUND STEHEN M+CAROL' M 399999 •!: ENGLUND .STEHEN M+CAROL M 399999 -- 1321- SOUTH PUGET DRIVE VE-21 "1321' SOUTH PUGET DRIVE VE-21 . RENTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA 98055 _ ' I ' • ' I ! 1 ' 1 A ..R . • - [ • ' .. . . . - .....w : 1 ' ^.. 81352( -10-02 1,H 8. 20-0310-02 .. ,.--- cpssETT LLOYD P+GERALDINE M63A015 : 1 GOSSETT.LLOYD .P:+GERAL5INE M63A015 ' . , . - 1321 S PUGET DR E-22 H 1321 •S PUGET DR -E-22 ' 1 11 RENTON WA 98055 1,:j .RENTON WA 9805P . . ..-.. . . , . . ,. .• 813520-0320-00 II 8-13520-0320-00 • . - . . 1 .. . - • . . FOXALL ARTHUR R 809999 , • FOXALL ARTHUR R 1 809999 . .'. . • 1321 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE UNIT E-23 1321 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE UNIT E-23 RENTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA 1 98055 1 1 _ . - --- - - ' . . 813520-0330-08 L 813520-0330-08 • - . SEABOLDT I MARIE 719999 ..- SEABOLDT. I MARIE ' 719999 . . 1 : 021 S PUGET OR E-24 ,, 1321 S PUGET DR E-24 • RENTON WA 98055 - -!: RENTON WA ' 1 98055 ...' • I -0 _1 . _ . ._. . i - : 813520-0340-06 ql 813520-0340-06 CHESHIER AUDREY A 329999 4 CHESHIER,AUDREY A ' 329999 • 1 ; 1021 PUGET DR S VE-25 ...?:, 1321 PUGET.DR S VE-25 _ 1 ' , . , RENTON WA 98055 p, RENTON WA 98055 _ . + ' . 813520-0350-03 -.1! -, 813520-0350-03 BROWN MICHAEL J 739999 :1 BROWN -MICHAEL J 739999 . ' 1321 S PUGET DR VE-31 1321'S PUGET DR tE-31 . : RENTON WA 98055 .1 RENTON WA 98055 Jj l'' ..: _ 81352070360-01 813520 ri-036C-01 . . , BLACKBURN ALICE K . 479999 l'...1 BLACKBURN ALICE K 479999 • 1321 S PUGET OR V32 1 ! 1321 S PUGET OR V32 .... . .0**MO. . O . RENTON WA 98055 [-:1! RENTON WA : 98055 MMAT1M*0MM I' l I- --- - --- - - - • ' 813520-0370-09 .[; 813520-0370-09 • MAHAN JERRY'K 769999 I - -MAHAN .JERRY.K 769999 . . . . 27607. 10TH AVE S , ,-] 2760710TH -AVE 'S • i REDONDO WA 98054 ... REDONDO.WA 98054 . . . ' -'; . .-. • , . . __. ... . . . .. , . . ! 813P20-0380-07 J 8135207038007 . COMER II BENJAMIN F+ROSARY 7N9999 A COMER F+Ri,SARY ,7N9999 . . 1 1321 S .PUGET-DR-VE34 , ..4 1321..S PUGET,DR VE34 • . . . • . .--,, • RENTON WA 98055 I ! RENTON WA 98055 . , . . . - -- ----- - • . , , . . 813520-0390-05 t , 813520-0390-05 ' . FIGUEROA ANA 709999 1. 1 FIGUEROA-ANA L . 709999 - 1321 S PUGET DR VE 35 r.i 1321' S PUGET DR tE 35 1 RENTON WA 98055 [ i RENTON WA 915055 -.. . . . . , _ . _. . .. . r . 813520-0400-03 813520-0400-03 - --. . '. . . - SANDS BARBARA L 179999 ..-1 ..SANDS .BARBARA L 179999 . . 1327 S PUGET DR VF-11 ..1 Li 1327. S PUGET DR VF-11 . . . . RENTON WA 98055 ri -RENTON WA 98055 , . . \ F...1 : . . . . - . .. _r...: ........-.:_ . . _. . ..i 813520-0410-01 ,i 813520-0410-01 . • RAMOS EDWARD V E0680 A RAMOS EDWARD V I E0680 . : •- • 1 , . 1. 27 S PUGET DR F12 p 1327 .S -PUGETAN F12 . • - - , -- i RENTON WA 98055 r - RENTON.WA 98055 , . . . . 1 . 1 813520-0420-09 813520-0420-09 BENEZRA ALLAN E+DENISE A 489999 '.k: BENEZRA:ALLAN E+OENISi A 489999 11122 SE 219TH PL :i. 11122 SE.219TH PL . . ,. : KENTIJIA 98031 ..1 .KENT:WA 98031 ! , . • .. . .. : .:., • ' lei , • -:- , • ... . . . • - ,ti , . , • -- 813520-0430-07 h 813520-0430-07 1 • . . _ ._ - , SWEENEY ISABEL L E0980 • r-I1 SWEENEY ISABEL L- E,0980 . . . 1327 S PUGET DR 4F-14 Ii 1327 S PUGET DR VF-14 RENTON WA 98055 V RENTON WA . 98055 ,..! , — . , :- • 813520-0440-05 h 813520-0440-05 . ' 1-'1 ANDERSON NORMAN L 929999 !II ANDERSON NORMAN -L 929999 • ' , . 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I : :.; • 1 ___ . . . 813520-0560-09 - 1,1 813520-0560-09• - GUTERSON JULIE F 539999 11 GUTERSON JULIE F 539999 1327 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE tF 31 1 ! 1327 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE, VF 31 . . , RENTON WA 96055 H RENTON WA I 98055 l'' 813520-0570-07 1: 813520-0570-07 JACKSON GEORGE TERRENCE 589999 .JACKSON GEORGE TERRENCE 589999 1327 S PUGET DR VF-32 ki 1327 S PUGET OR VF-32 ; RENTON WA 98055 iJ -RENTON WA . . 98055 813520-0580-05 . : Ti) 813520-0580-05 MOLES MARK -R 8N9999 *1 MAPLES MARK R . 8N9999 • 1127. 5 PUGET DR VF-33 ;I:..1 1327 S PUGET DR ;VF-33 • . . .; RENTON WA 98055 d RENTON WA 98055 r• -. - . - - - • , , 813520-0590-03 FI 813520-0590-03 SOUSA MICHAEL G- 220165 ?',1 SOUSA MICHAEL G 220165 ! , 1127 S PUGET DR VF-34 c : 1327 S PUGET DR VF-34 . : . . RENTON WA 98055 Ip RENTON WA , 98055 : .• , ..] _ i -t- • ; 813520-0600-01 1.; 813520-0600-01 . . . _ . . I CtiMPBELL DEVIN B 169999 ii -CAMPBELL: DEVIN B 169999 . , 1327 S PUGET DR 0E-35 i1 1327'S PUGET DR VF-35 ' . . 1 RENTON WA 98055 11 RENTON WA 98055 fl !VM?-01?f.,`,k• .:•01ifilOPP*, ?3,10iggi . , . . : • .: , 813520-0610-09 -- 813520-0610-09 G'BLER PAULA+LOIS L 339999 11 GIBLER PAUL.J+LOIS L 339999 '• 15408 SE 179TH ST 1 ! : 15408SE 179TH ST 1 . RENTON -WA - 98058 Ft RENTON-WA 98058 . L. 'i -1 81320-0620-07 I:1 813520-0620-07 I. -',• ' •i• .:,::: ••• ,:-;: :,- 1- MOTESON KATHLEEN A 809999 H MATTESON KATHLEEN A ' 809999 . 1327 -S PUGET DR UNIT 37F :1327.5 PUGET OR UNIT 37F , . . ,. • . . • . I R NTON WA - 98055 Il1I RENTON.WA- . 98055 . .. . • -I I, - : . 1 • --- - ------ -- . - - . - 813520-0630-05 ; 813520-0630-05 • 1 RIDENOUR CATHI J 5N9999 1 : RIDENOUR CATHI J 5N9999 , 1127 S PUGET OR F-38 1 ; •1327 S PUGET DR F-38 . I.; RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 • -- : m==,. .- -,:-.._ .. .__:._ . _ . - . . 813520-0640-03 i 813520-0640-03 ' — - : ALFRED BRUCE A 749999 I ALFRED BRUCE A 749999 • , . 1 - 1101- S PUGET DR VA-11- 1 1301 S PUGET DR VA-11_ . , . . RENTON WA 98055 I 'RENTON WA 98055 • . : . . . 1 813520-0650-00 if • 1 ' 813520-0650-00 1 : CASHEN -TIM .J• 7D9999 A 'CASHEN;TIWJ , 709999 . •: • -ROUTE2 BOX ,7 . ROUTE 2 BOX 7. „ HdROENBURG:KY 40143 ,. -HARDENBURG KY 40143 . . . . . . ; 813520-0660-08 .- -! 81352070660-08 RiI5 SONJA A 399999 H: RIIS'SONJA -A 399999 F 1101 S PUGET-DR :tA-13 . • I''. •13.015- PUGET •DR tA-13 . I RENTON WA 98055 AI RENTQWWA 98055 1 • • . • : ,- : . , 1 . • ...____ •ii? , . . , • • .1. - 613520- )-06 !;1 81 )-0670-06 WILLI LARRY L 369999 ' ; • AAMS LARRY L i . 369999 • 13b1- S PUGET DR VA-14 . ! 1301 S PUGET DR VA-14 . I - ' • • . , . . RENTON.WA 98055 ; RENTON WA . p8055 • •..-- - ' . . .. . . . . , . . 81350-068004 ;. 813520-0680-04 ROBINS STEVEN V 500664 ROBINS STEVEN V , 500664 - ' 131 S PUGET DR - UNIT A-15 ' 1301 S PUGET DR - UNIT A-15 RENTON WA 98055 • RENTON WA 98055 • . ____ ____. __ _ _ . . . . 813520-0690-02 : •813520-0690-02 • . GOFF VERNON+ALANA M 759999 ! GOFF VERNON+ALANA M _ . 759999 . . . . • 13101 S PUGET DR 0A-16 1 1301 S .PUGET OR VA-i6 RE1NTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA —96056 I _ .. _T• __ _. _ . _ . . i 813520-0700-00 ;:-; 813520-0700-00 ' JONES KASEY TEAL 739999 : JONES KASEY TEAL 739999 . . 1301 S PUGET DR VA717 i 1301 S PUGET- DR tA-17 RENTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA 98055 , . . 1 813520-0710-08 11 813520-0710-08 ANDREWS WENOY:L 839999 11 ANDREWS WENDY L , 839999 ' 1301 PUGET DR OA 18 Il 1301 PUGET DR tA 18 J , • ; RENTON WA 98055 1.1 RENTON WA ' 98055 I ! 1 • • -- - : 813520-0720-06 1 I 813520-0720-06 . H . , . . ; MEADOWS ROBERT. T+VALORIE C 179999 t . MEADOWS .ROBERT T+VALOR1E C 179999 [ 1301 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE .tA-21 ! ! 1301 SOUTH PUGET DRIV tA-21 RENTON WA 98055 ; ; RENTON WA 98055 --- 813520-0730-04 1 : 813520-0730-04 , V •ANERFORD WILLIAM 2N9999 II VANERFORD WILLIAM 2N9999 I 001 S PUGETAR tA22 I I 1301 S .PUGET DR VA22 . • ; : ! RENTON WA 98055 L ! . RENTON -WA 98055 • . . . ' t I I. , . : _ . 813520-0740-02 1 • • 813520-074002 I KNEVAGE JOHN.J+LUCILLE M 159999 KNEVAGEIJOHN. J+LUCILLE•M 159999 1301 S PUGET DR VA23 !- 1301 S PUGET -DR tA23 ; , • RENTON- WA • ; 98055 . ' RENTON -WA. 98055 . • • I • . • i . 813'520-0750-09 11 813520-0750-09 GREEN MICHAEL K • 859999 I 1 GREEN MICHAEL K . 859999 - • ; • • 1201 S PUGET DR VA-24 1 1 1201 S1JUGET DR 0A-24 • RENTONI WA . 98055 ; , RENTON WA 98055 • . H 8131520-0760-07 11 813520-0760-07 _ I , . LUMLEY SCOTT P 609999 1 [ LUMLEY SCOTT P 609999 . . - ' 1301 S PUGET DR V25 ; ! 1301 S PUGET DR 025 RENTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA 98055 I ; . •;. . . . • 813520-0770-05 ; 813520-0770-05 GAUER MARCETTE YVONNE 749999 ! r ;GAUER MARCETTE YVONNEI ; 749999 , ,. 001 SO PUGET DR VA-26 . iic. •1301 SO PUGET DR tA-26 . . RENTON WA 98055 II RENTON WA 98055 . , 1 I . _ _ • . • . . . • - • ' ! 813520-0780-03 1 - __8.13_5207.0780-03 :-; ONTIUS PI ERIC STEWART 630172- 'I . -PONTIUS ERIC STEWART 630172 1301 S PUGET.DR •VA-27 . 1301 S. PUGET DR tA-27 , ! RENTON WA 98055 . RENTON -WA 98055 , 1 1 I , • , 1 I 1 1 • 1 , ! •' • ..t., , • I : . . ' • . ' - •... ...... . . • • ,-, 813520- 0-01 , 1 81 -0-0790-01 • . ADAMS E RAY 839999 1 . ADAMS E RAY 839999 . .. 4501 132ND AVE SE 4501 132ND AVE -SE . . • • •• 1 ' . !!-• ! - - .!.:'.-, .---:i BELLEVUE WA• -. , • •.. : 98006 1 ; BELLEVUE WA 98006 ! . . . . ! 1 . . - ! 813520-0800-09 ; 813520-0800-09 . ___ • • • - ' YARROWOOD ASSOCIATES LTD PA699999 :' 'YARROWOOD ASSOCIATES LTD PA699999 . . • ! POI BOX 3886 i PO• BOX-3886 . : BELLEVUE WA, 98009 L! BELLEVUE WA 98009 'ti 1 _ . ' • 1 . 813520-0810-07 813520-0210-07 LINDBLAD ROBERT C+CHARMAINE719999 . LINDBLAD ROBERT C+CHAOOINE719999 . . . . • 1301 S PUGET DR VA-32 ..• 1301 S PUGET DR VA-32 • . , I . REINTON WA 98055 RENTON WA . 98055 . I : 813520-0820-05 •1 .-.1 813520-0820-05 • • STANDISH DIANE M 639999 H STANDISH DIANE M 639999 • 1 1301- S PUGET DR tA-33 .1 1301 S PUGET DR VA-33 • I • '- I RENTON .WA 98055 1 RENTON WA 98055 1. 11 • 1 , 1 i ... . _ ! • 813520-0830-03 F ; 813520-0830-03 WELLS BARBARA J 759999 WELLS BARBARA .J . 759999 . i 1301 S PUGET DR VA.,34 .- 1301 S PUGET DR VA-34 -- ! RENTON WA 98055 ! RENTON WA 98055 ,-- • . 813520-0840-01 . 813520-0840-01 , . . : • 1 MURRAY MICHAELE 829999 MURRAY.MICHAEL E 829999 . . . ! 801 N 31ST ST - 801 .N 315T'ST RENTON .WA 98056 . RENTON WA 98056 fl,:,. Ott,'_;.,.,:•,.,;,,....11-11011VIMMOI - • 1-,,,- . . . . • . . 813520-0850-08 • 813520-0850-08 . • , • • . - : BAINES BRETT.W 179999 BAINES BRETT W 179999 . . 1301 S PUGET DR A-36 1301 S PUGET DR A-36 F ' . RENTON WA . 98055 RENTON WA • 98055 • .- . ‘,.:: • _ • i . 1 - 813520-0860-06 813520-0860-06 BOJE.GARY A 2N9999 BLUE GARY.A 2N9999 1 . '. • 1301 S PUGET.OR VA-37 • 1301'S PUGET DR VA-37 1 . • • • - : RENTON .WA 98055 H RENTON .WA 98055 ! ; __ L . • • . • . _ . . . . -- 1 813520-0870-04 - 813520-0870-04• • ' • ! : EMPENS STEPHANIE 729999 EMPENS STEPHANIE , 729999 • ' • . 1 • ' 1301 S PUGET DR A38 1301 S PUGET.DR 438 ;.;.;.',1;1:'.7.!. • • ,,-- •• •. .: .,.. - , . 98055 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA - • . • . . ___ - . ; :: ..- . . . , •. . - -- , : 813520-0880-02 813520-0880-02 • . . . . . - • • 1 WOLCOTTALPHA D 4D9999 WOLCOTT ALPHA 0 409999 .. • • 1305 S PUGET .SOUND DR VB-11 1305 S PUGET SOUND DR VB-11 : • . : RENTON .WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 . • 1 I • ! , . ; • ' 813520-0890-00 ! 813520-0890-00 . . - ; RAMSO BRYAN 499999 . 1 RAMSO BRYAN 499999 . 1305 S PUGET DR B-12 . ,1: 1305 S PUGET DR,B-12 . • ! RENTON WA 98055 i l' •RENTON WA 1 98055 ' ' • i 1 7' • . . . . _ . . .._ • - : 813520-0900-08 • • ' 813520-0900-08 ! • TESCHER WILLIAM E MR 859999 I .. TESCHER WILLIAM E MR 859999 • ' 1305 S.PUGET DR •VB-13 J, •1305 S PUGET DR tB-13 . 1 RENTON WA 98055 +I. --:RENTON-WA_. 1 98055 .. • • . , 1 813520, 0-06 ' 0 8] 0-0910-06 VETE,.�...;• ADMIN 772303 ERANS AOMIN 772303 SODENKAMP CONRAD 'F LH 46-40010641 t ' SODENKAMP CONRAD F LH i46-40010641 '.I ; i .-- 915 2ND AVE i„� 915 2ND AVE SEATTLE WA ; 98174 SEATTLE WA . 2.1 93174 813520-0920-04 -y 813520-0920-04 - MCKELVEY FRANCIS A 839999 ','.' MCKELVEY FRANCIS A 839999 1305 S PUGET DR V815 • 1305 S PUGET OR 11B15 - RENTON RENTON WA 98055 ;; RENTON WA 98055 • . •. I.,.. _ 813�520-0930-02 [`! 813520-0930-02 STEFANSON KURT A 279999 'rl'i STEFANSON KURT A 279999 23308 67TH .AVE W 1 23308 67TH:AVE W i MOUNTLAKE TERRACE WA 98043 1,''{ MOUNTLAKE TERRACE WA . 98043 1 i 813520-0940-00 d 813520-0940-00 • MARCIE TERRY L 790337 MARCIE TERRY.L 790337 19844 134TH PL SE !,� 19844 134TH PL SE ' RENTON WA 98058 RENTON WA 98058 -q . • 813�520-0950-07 W`.•; 813520-0950-07 SCOTT .SAMUEL TREVOR HUGH E1180 0 SCOTT SAMUEL TREVOR HUGH E1180 1305 S PUGET DR V18 H 1305 S PUGET DR V18 • RENTON WA 98055. 1 . RENTON WA 98055 ---------------------------------- --- - !f 813 20-0960-05 11 813520-0960-05 • KLEPAC ROBERT.J E1280 ��- KLEPAC ROBERT .J E1280 1305 S PUGET DR V8-21 �'i ••1305 S PUGET DR V8-21 • .. RENTON WA 98055 j RENTON WA 98055 RENTON :.. �. I t 813520-0970-03 813520-0970-03 . • • WITZEL SCOT:M 679999 { 1 :WITZEL SCOT M 679999 11305 S PUGET'OR tB'22 l•I 1305 S PUGET DR ;.B 22 RENTON .WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 • , , :., 352 - - ':, 81 0-0980-01 � 813520 0980 O1 ''I SZATKIEWICZ JAMES+MARY•L 709999 "SZATKIEWICZ .JAMES+MARY L 709999 15908 SE 178TH ST ' • 15908 SE•178TH ST , '. RENTON, WA 98058 • RENTON WA 98058 813520-0990-09 .' 813520-0990-09 . HUFF MYRTLE F 449999 HUFF MYRTLE F 449999 • j 1305 SO PUGET DR ;824 1305 SO PUGET DR ;�824' .:. • • RENTON WA 98055 j'H • RENTON WA 98055 813520-1000-05 { 1 813520-1000-05 WINGER TERRY L ' 712234 i WINGER TERRY L 712234 103 123RD AVE E I 103 123RD AVE E ' -- EDGEW00D WA 98372 �-,I __-EDG.EWOOD• WA 98372 { 813520-1010-03 :1 813520-1010-03 • JOHNSON .LAVONA - 779999 ;JOHNSON LAVONA 779999 1305 S PUGET DR VB 26 1305 S PUGET DR 11B 20 • RENTON WA 98055 j RENTON WA 98055, ' • . 813520-1020-01 813520-1020-01 PLANTZ LINDA.G 829999 •PLANTZ LINDA -G 829999 ! 1305 S PUGET DR V827 1305 S PUGET DR 0827 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA . 98055 1 813520-: -09 ( + '811? -1030-09 NOMURr. ,.,NNETH K 719999 i R'_.._RA KENNETH K 719999 130I5 SO PUGET DR OB-28 � 1305 SO PUGET DR V8-28 ' - RENTON WA 9E055 ;: i • RENTON WA '-' '98055 8135210-1040-07 � ' 813520-1040-07 �, MUSTER BERNHARD URS 7D6500 7 � MUSTER BERNHARD URS 1 706500 1301 S PUGET DR ;831 ! 1 1301 S PUGET OR';:831 1 RENTON WA 98055 ; RENTON WA 98055 . 81350-1050-04 ' , 813520-1050-04 • SARGENT JOHN C 469999 SARGENT JOHN C 469999 1305 S PUGET DR ;.B-32 • 1305 S .PUGET DR V8-32 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 813520-1060-02 I' ; 813520-1060-02 STEPHENS LORI L 939999 �, STEPHENS-LORI L 939999 1301 S PUGET DR 8-33 1301 S PUGET DR B-33 RENTON WA 98055 li RENTON WA 98055 813520-1070-00 Ei 813520-1070-00 WOOD DAVID 672801 I . WOOD DAVID 672801 • 3208 COLUMBIA HTS RD V36. j '3208 COLUMBIA HIS RD V36 LONGVIEW WA 98632 LONGVIEW .WA 98632 ' 813520-1080-08 i 813520-1080-08 ' . OKERT FRANCES E 039999 OKERT. FRANCES E 039999 1305 S PUGET DR ;,B-35 ( i 1305 S PUGET OR ;.B-35 E; RENTON WA 98055 ( ! RENTON WA 98055 . • • 813520-1090-06 . 813520-1090-06 OUK MONY 549999 OUK MONY. I 549999 . 1305 PUGET DRIVE, VB-36 ( ; 1305 PUGET DRIVE, ;.8-36, RENTON WA ' 98055 i RENTON WA 98055 813520-1100;04 i., 813520-1100-04 LACEY.MARGARET K E1280 I LACEY.MARGARET.K E1280 1305 S PUGET .DR ;.B-37 '' 1305. S PUGET DR ;.8-37 . RENTON WA '' 98055 .. RENTON WA 98055 1 813520-1110-02 I 813520-1110-02 . CONTRERAS DONALD E 707510 it CONTRERAS DONALD E 707510 ' 11234 RAINIER AVE S 11234 RAINIER AVE S •IA-,!.• SEATTLE WA 98178 SEATTLE WA 98178 ' . I ' • I _ 813520-1120-00 f 813520-1120-00 • ' DAVIS RUBY.J 509999 DAVIS RUBY J 509999 1315 S PUGET DR VC-11 1315 S PUGET DR VC-11 -- RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 813520-113.0-08 . ; 1 813520-1130-08 ' PRESSON.DIANNE L: 759999 ; I PRESSON DIANNE L 759999 1315 S PUGET DR VC-12 • II 1315 S •PUGET .DR VC-12 1 RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 I II i 813520-1140-06 • 813520-.1140-06 1 \ ELDER CATHERINE A 059999 ' ELOER .CATHERINE A 059999 1 ' 1315 S PUGET .DR ;lC-13 :1315 ,S PUGET DR ;.C-13 li` 1 SEATTLE WA 98055 SEATTLE WA 98055 • �'1 I ... . . , . , i ; ,....-,i 813152n-'150-03 , ' r"720-1150-03 . LAT! EORGEENA L 744122 :, TTA GEORGEENA. L 1 744122 131! PUGET OR VC-14 . ' 15 S PUGET DR OCT141 „ .---, RENTON WA 98055 1 RENTON WA 08055 .. . .. . ,. . . ' . " . . : . ,:f2;."2;..F:::/.7...,.7.X21.,.::::1-2.:.1.=..'.:. "." " --1,• , , i - - . • -.: 813520-1160-01 0 813520-1160-01 DIPAOLA LAURA LEE 409999 oi DIPAOLA LAURA LEE 409999 1315 S PUGET DRIVE VC-15 1.! 1- 1315 S PUGET DRIVE VC-15 . ,. ,• . - . RENTON WA 98055 I, .RENTON-WA 98055 ,1.1 . . i . . . .. .. .. . . ,• . . .. .. . ... .,. , ... - ! 813520-1170-09 11, 813520-1170-09 1 JOHNSON BYRON A 689999 H JOHNSON BYRON A 1 689999 ' 1315 S PUGET DR VC16 11 .1315 S PUGET DR VC16 1 RENTON WA i . 98055RENTON WA . 98055 . • ..,, . . . ,p:!:-_:...-_,-...-!..-:.=.7.,-._am-=‘--...:::-. .T..r.....-.:::-.:7,--...!-.• -: 7._ • • • 814520-1180-078 1.1 813520-1180-07 , . . ._..- URNS T M C THOMPSON D G 683559 111 BURNS I M C THOMPSON 0 G 683559 109 MCGRAW ST 1 ! -109 MCGRAW ST SEATTLE WA 98109 1 1 SEATTLE WA 98109 1 i 813520-1190-05 , i 813520-1190-05 I 1 1 ti1ORI, PAUL B E0481 • ' MORI .PAUL 8 E0481 315 S PUGET DR C-18 , 1315 S PUGET DR C-18 , . RENTON WA • 98055 1 ! RENTON. WA . 98055 , , .. - -• - • _______ . .....! ..„,....._,.____ . _ 813520-1200-03 1 ' 813520-1200-03 , • KAUFMAN DEBORAH L 460600 1 ; KAUFMAN DEBORAH L • 460600 . . 1315 S PUGET DR VC-21 1315 S PUGET DR VC-21 , . _ RENTON WA • 98055 1. -- RENTON WA , 98055 • L 1 . ..1.' I - i t!. •- ..... . VP gfZ1ii..;', .1..,•10005.***ORROM • 814520-1210-01 . ! 813520-1210-01 . LIORENTSEN LINDA SUE 319999 ' 1 'LORENTSEN LINDA SUE ! 319999 1 • 1315 S PUGET DR VC-22 1315 S PUGET DR VC-221 1 • . . . ' • RENTON WA 98055 RENTON WA 98055 I . - • /1 . . . - 813520-1220-09 . : ! 813520-122009 • ' _ WELTY.KATHRYN J 849999 -1 WELTY.KATHRYN •J • 849999 -1 ., . : 'ir . ,-.. . . 1315 S PUGET DR VC-23 • 1.i 1315 S PUGET- DR VC-23' i . • • • RENTON WA 98055 r: . RENTON.WA • 98055 1 i' • ' • .• 813520-1230-07 813520-1230-07 ! 1 . I . •. • I i 1 WIEST.ERIC V . 7N9999 : 1 WIEST-ERIC V I 7N9999 1301 S PUGET DR .VC-24 : 1 •1301. S PUGET DR VC-24 RENTON WA 98055 . I RENTON •WA , 98055 • .• . . . , • 11 1 :*!i!,-, . ,!.,• .. -. • . i • 8135201240-05 ii 813520-1240-05 PFIFFNER STEVE M+CHRISTINE 290927 i PFIFFNER STEVE M+CHRISTINE 290927 ' . . . . . :. • ' 1315 S PUGET DR VC-25 , 1315 S PUGET DR tC-25 . . . . . . . . 1 .RENTON WA • 98055 ! : RENTON WA 98055• . . . • ; 1 • :::- 1 1'1 . • . : • . 1 -- 814520-1i-50-02 • ! 813520-1250-02 I • • GOUGH KATHY.J+DAVID A 429999 1- 1 GOUGH KATHY J+DAVID A] 429999 • . • 9 AVE S1718 WATERS AVE S -1'1 ! 9718 WATERS • . : - SEATTLE WA . 98118 , : SEATTLE. WA 98118. •• . 1. • • , . - 813Vio-lac-oo ' cl 813520-1260-00 I i • - - - .. • NISHIMURA HANK M E1180• ! ; NISHIMURA HANK M E1180 - . . , 1315 S PUGET DR C-27 • 1 r.1 1315 S PUGET OR C-27 • ENTON WA 98055 h RENTON WA 98055 . , . • . 1 . i I , . . 1 1 1.3520-'7.70-08 '''.1 . 81-2"0-1270-08 -I. • _ t,_ MENDk E NAOMI 481858 d DA MAE NAOMI , 481858 357 1- FLOWER DR :,.1 - . BELLFLOWER DR . ... , SAN RAMON CA 94583 -,:i SAN RAMON CA :.1 94583 . . . . . . -. . . . . _ . . _ • . . • , . . • ..., : . . 813520-1280-06 !, q li 813520-1280-06 i . ) VARON LAURA 341150 ! 1 'VARON LAURA 341150 . ' • ' 115 NE 91ST ST ! I '115 NE 91ST ST .. . . . . 1, . ' ' ' SEATTLE WA 98115 1 SEATTLE WA 98115 . • , " - -_-_..- __ • .. . . .. . ., 813520-1290-04 i : 813520-1290-04 . . . . . . . .. .. . - • SAKO ELAINE R 799999 - ; , SAKO ELAINE R 799999 1315 5 PUGET OR UNIT C-32 1 ' .1315 5 PUGET OR UNIT C 32 ti . . • . . . RENTON WA 98055 't : RENTON WA 98055 1 ri . 1..i . . . . . ,. . . .. - :.... __.___...:-.----=1,:.7..'"2-crri•,--,----40-. • 813520-1300-02 . . 813520-1300-02 KIM EUNYUN 530105 (4 'KIM EUNYUN 530105 1315 S PUGET DR VC-33 CI 1315 5 PUGET DR VC-33 • RENTON WA 98055 ,11 RENTON WA... 98055 .813520-1310-00 h 813520-1310-00 SHONE -CARMEN L 419999 1 SHONE .CARMEN L 419999 1315 S PUGET DR .VC-34 t , , i 1315 S PUGET DR VC-34 RENTON WA 9E055 i . -RENTON WA 98055 81351.20-1320-08 L1 8135201320-08 JOHNSON KIRBY DEGUEURCE+MEI9N9999 1 ! .JOHNSON KIRBY DEGUEURCE+MEI8N9999 1301 S PUGET'ORIVEAC-35 ii 1301 5 PUGET DRIVE VC- 5 i RENTON WA 98055 ! ! RENTON WA . -98055 • 1_ I I.. . . nfOperro.rOm****Tinimplef 7 815;0-1330-06 11,- 813520-1330-06 , ::1-- ., A WELL STEVEN A+MARCIE E 139999 11 'MAXWELL STEVEN A+MARCIE E 139999 ' • , 141904 SE 143RD PL 11 .14904. SE 143RD -PL _ . . RE'NTON WA 98059 11 RENTON' WA 98059 ' ' 1 ,. ...- _ . ... • : _ ,.... 813520-1340-04 j 813520-1340-04 . . ..- . . - . -. . '- .. . JOHNSON TRACEY.ANNE 719999 , ',JOHNSON-TRACEY ANNE 719999 .. ' . . , • 1315 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE OC,37 '. - -1315 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE VC-37 RENTON WA '.98055 RENTON WA 98055 . , . . • ) ' , • . . . • - 813520-71350-01 : r '813520-1350-01 KALER SUSAN M - 680344 1 1 ' KALER SUSAN M 680344 • • . 1315 5 PUGET DR VC38 - li . .1315 S- PUGET DR VC38 RENTON WA 98055 : RENTON WA' 98055 . • , . . . , 864411-0005-07 . i , 864411-0005-07 . ' EAGLE POINTE ASSOC 8N2651 ii 'EAGLE -POINTE ASSOC 8+12651 .. - t %WEIDNER W DEAN 1 %WEIDNER-W DEAN 9757 JUANITA DR NE h 9757...JUANITA .OR NE KIRKLAND WA - 98034 ' 11 .KIRKLAND .WA 98034 . . • . . • . .”: :::-... : ..: • , „ . • ' .. . . . . ' '',-, •::'::::- ': :.-'.- - . . . . -'.... ::: •-•'-''.'' . '1 • . : • ' . •, '''..':'' •. i' . \ • • . - . :'?',:;'.:; .: •'-,''... : ' • .. , . . . . • : ••. -:': ...:::-.,',:'::-,..t'..: :-:-' ...:::,..:;.„ .,•' 4:,:.:y.',.:-:),--.-•'.- - • . .. . • ,.- .......„. .:. ' • , • ! .... - ... ---.--_-- ' . - ,t.'.,,,:.. ..''' : . t . . ...,. _... _ . ,.,. . • . , ,.. _ • • I . • • ... .... , , • •. . : • ' • , . . . • , . . , , . I - Y O + + p1� � ,,t, Comments on the above application must be submitted In writing to Ms.Lesley Nlshihlre,Project Manager,Development sr1NI,' ' Services Division,1055 South Grady Way,Renton,WA 98055,by 5:00 PM on August 31,1998.II you have questions about this proposal,or wish to be made a party of record and receive additional notification by:,mall,contact Lesley Nishihira at(425)430.7270. Anyone who submits written comments will automatically become a party o1 record and will NOTICE OF APPLICATION be notified of any decision on this project. AND PROPOSED DETERMINATION OF NON- CONTACT PERSON: LESLEYNISHIHIRA (425)430.7270 I SIGNIFICANCE !PLEASE INCLUDE THE PROJECT NUMBER WHEN CALLING FOR PROPER FILE IDENTIFICATION I DATE: ,August 18,1998 • LAN USE NUMBER: I LUA-98-125,ECF I i . APP CATION NAME: I BP Gas Station Tank Remedlation ' PRO ECT DESCRIPTION: I The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas statio. Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks,concrete tank stab, underground product,vent,piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications'ere proposed to the existing canopy,building, or landscaping. PROJECT LOCATION: 2022 South Puget Drive OPTIONAL DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE(DNS):As the Lead Agency,the City of Renton has ' determined that significant environmental Impacts are unlikely to result from the proposed project.Therefore.as - perm tted under the RCW 43.21C.110,the City o1 Renton Is using the Optional DNS process to give notice that a DNS is likely to be Issued.Comment periods for the project and the proposed DNS are Integrated Into a single comment period. There will be no comment period following the Issuance of the Threshold Determination of Non-Significance IONS).A 14 ' day appeal period will follow the Issuance of the DNS. PER 1T APPLICATION DATE: August 13,1998 _ .............. .+-� Till ` �b NO CE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION: August 17,1998 `v` \ 4 'l; x hhh Permits/Review Requested: SEPA.Fire . 4i s •. \0 ) , ,, .. Othe'Permits which may be required:;None known. A dw" i. �C// • Requested Studies: I Geolechnical Report — - Q— /\ i • Loco Ion where application may be reviewed: 'Planning/Building/Public Works D vision,Development Services Department, '.. •• . 1055 South Grady Way,Renton,WA 98055 )�. t . PUBLIC HEARING: The review will be conducted administratively.There Is no public hearing ` -'® of —, required. M_ CONSISTENCY OVERVIEW: ;174— • b Anal cal process ~ �t Pro]ct consistency refers to whether a project Is consistent with adopted and applicable development regulations,or in �,1 I+I •,�.... their bsence,comprehensive plan policies.RCW 38.700.110(2)(g)provides that the Notice of Application(NOA) Ind!e a statement of the preliminary determination of a project's consistency with the type of land use,level of \ �1' ' dove opment,infrastructure,and character of development If one has been made at the lime of notice.Ala minimum, • every NOA shall Include a determination of the project's consistency with the zoning,comprehensive plan and development regulations. i Land Use: The proposal is consistent with the Center Neighborhood(CN)Zone,as well as the Center Neighborhood Comprehensive Plan Map Designation. Environmental Documents that Evaluate the Proposed Project: ' None known. Development Regulations ' Use For Project Mitigation: I The proposal Is subject to the City's SEPA Ordinance,Zoning Code, lPublic Works Standard's,and UFC. Pro osed Mitigation Measures: Preliminary analysis of the proposal does not reveal any likely'Impacts that would require mitigation above and beyond i exiling code requirements. GE ,'AI.OTDOC ' r GENMALOTDOC r • CERTIFICATION I, 4/11- AVA1iT7 , hereby certify that 3 copies of the above document were posted by me in 3 conspicuous places on or nearby the described property on /17i6v5r- 2�/??F Signed: .. .,L...;,4_____, ATTEST: Subcribed and sworn before me, a Nortary Public,in and for the State of rJ Washington resid g in �ii7r�4,�) , on the �71, day of �.o / `• • %P. , I • MARILYN KAMCHEFF COMMISSION EXPIRES 6/29/99 TY + wiRil 4. NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND PROPOSED DETERMINATION 'OF NON- SIGNIFICANCE • • DAT : August 18,1998 • , • LAN' USE NUMBER: ! LUA-98-125,ECF ,. APP (CATION NAME: BP Gas Station Tank Remediation PRO ECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant seeks environmental review for modifications to an existing gas statio . Project includes the removal and replacement of underground fuel storage tanks, concrete tank slab, unde •round product,vent, piping and fuel dispensers. No modifications are proposed to the existing canopy,building, or la dscaping. PRO ECT LOCATION: 2022 South Puget Drive OPTI NAL DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE(DNS): As the Lead Agency,the City of Renton has dete fined that significant environmental impacts are unlikely to result from the proposed project. Therefore,as permitted under the RCW 43.21 C.110,the City of Renton is using the Optional DNS process to give notice that a DNS is likely to be issued. Comment periods for the project and the proposed DNS are integrated into a single comment period. Ther will be no comment period following the issuance of the Threshold Determination of Non-Significance(DNS). A 14 day appeal period will follow the issuance of the DNS. PERMIT APPLICATION DATE: August 13,1998 I NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION: August 17,1998 Permits/Review Requested: SEPA,Fire ON Other Permits which may be required: None known. ✓I Requested Studies: Geot chnical Report • Location where application may be reviewed: Planning/Building/Public Works Division,Development Services Department, 1055 South Grady Way,Renton,WA 98055 , PUBLIC HEARING: The review will be conducted administratively. There is no public hearing required. CONSISTENCY OVERVIEW: _ - , Analirtical process , Project consistency refers to whether a project,is consistent with adopted and applicable development regulations,or in l their ibsence,comprehensive plan policies. IICW 36.70B.110(2)(g)provides that the Notice of Application.(NOA) include e a statement of the preliminary determination of a project's consistency with the type of land use,level of development,infrastructure,and character of development,if one has been made at the time of notice. At a minimum, every NOA shall include a determination of the project's consistency with the zoning,comprehensive plan and deve opment regulations. Land Use: The proposal is consistent with the Center Neighborhood(CN)Zone,as well as 1 the Center Neighborhood Comprehensive Plan Map Designation. Envi onmental Documents that Evaiiate the Proposed Project: None known. DeveTlopment Regulations Use For Project Mitigation: The proposal is subject to the City's SEPA Ordinance,Zoning Code, Public Works Standard's,and UFC. I Proposed Mitigation Measures: Preii inary analysis of the proposal does not reveal any likell)impacts that would require mitigation above and beyond exist ng code requirements. GEN LOT.DOC - I Comments on the above application must be submitted in writing to Ms.Lesley Nishihira,Project Manager,Development Services Division,1055 South Grady Way,Renton,WA 98055,by 5:00 PM on August 31,1998. If you have questions about this proposal, or wish to be made a party of record and receive additional notification by mail, contact Lesley Nishihira at(425)430-7270. Anyone who submits written comments will automatically become a party of record and will be notified of any decision on this project. CONTACT PERSON: LESLEY NISHIHIRA (425)430-7270 PLEASE INCLUDE THE PROJECT NUMBER WHEN CALLING FOR PROPER FILE IDENTIFICATION , ••••il.,'...:4', \.;1 , or ,.a: °�l \p ♦ t . .:tc.', '—',..."'\c'—• k'k' : \ ' • . ;;ore' ..o. 0 1\ i • GENMALOT.DOC 1 CITE __3F RENTON ..� - Planning/Building/Public Works Department Jesse Tanner,Mayor Gregg Zimmerman P.E.,Administrator • • August 18, 1998 • • • Ms.Angie Moffett Architekton 12951 Bel-Red Road, Suite#110 • Bellevue, WA 98005 SUBJECT: BP Gas Station Tank Remediation Project No. LUA-98-125,ECF Dear Ms. Moffett: The Development,Planning Section,:of,the ,City of Renton ,has determined that the subject application is complete according to submittal requirements and, therefore, is accepted for review. • It is tentatively scheduled for consideration by the Environmental Review Committee on September 22, 1998. Prior to that review, you will be notified if any additional - information is required to continue processing your application. Please contact me, at(425) 430-7270, if you have any questions. Sincerely, ZVL5T? m Lesley Nishihira Project Manager cc: Tosco Marketing Corporation/Owners • • • • 1055 South Grady Way-Renton,Washington 98055 - a)This paper contains 50%recycled material,20%post consumer - „, ug-14-98 02 :34P P.O2 www.architekton.com LUt A98-125 August 13, 1998 Project Address: 2022 S. Puget Drive Renton WA i• u, ARCHITEKTON Job # 298041 Tosco Site # 05505/11053 Re: Construction Mitigation Description Proposed Construction Dates (begin and end dates) 1) Estimated construction time frame will be 10/12/98— 11/12/98 with an approximate construction period of 4 weeks. Hours of Operation 2) Construction will occur from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm weekdays with possible weekend work to in accordance with City of Renton regulations. Proposed Hauling/Transportatio.n Routes 3) To and from site on south Puget Drive and Benson Road. To and from 1-405 and Highway 167. Measures to be implemented to minimize dust, erosion, mud, noise and other noxious characteristics. 14) A. Traffic L Transportation impacts will be less than normal as the station will be closed for business during construction. ,y, B. Dust, erosion, mud, noise and other noxious characteristics will be handled for common construction practices and for Tosco Marketing Company Standard Procedures (see attached). Any specialty hours proposed for construction or hauling (i.e. weekends, late nights) 5) Does not apply Preliminary t affic control plan 6) None / No off site construction. 17oci Red P A PA 11n o..n.,...... 1AIA nnnnc Aug-14-98 02:34P I P.03 www.architekton.com L L\A June 3, 1998 • Tosco Marketing Company Standard procedures regarding demolished paving, excavated soils and backfill material Excavated Soils 1. All soils excavated from site are to be tested (soil sample to testing agency) and stockpiled on the site until test results are received: A. All stockpiled soils assumed or known to be uncontaminated are to be stockpiled o existing paving and completely covered as necessary to prevent rain�absorption and erosion. B. All stockpiled soils assumed or known to be contaminated are to be stockpiled in a waterproof material over existing paving and completely covered as necessary to prevent rain absorption and erosion. 2. After test results have been received: A. All un-contaminated excavated soils not suitable for re use as backfill (if any) are to be immediately removed from the site by the General Contractor to a location of the General Contractor's choice. B. All contami T ated excavated soils (if any) are to be immediately <<, removed from the site by the General Contractor to an approved treatment facility(I.E. T.P.S. in Tacoma, Wa.) C. All uncontaminated soils suitable for re-use as backfill (if any) are to be immediately re-used as backfill. Imported Backfill • 1. All additional soils imported to the site for use as backfill (if any) are to be immediately used as backfill and not stockpiled on the site. Demolished Concrete and/or Asphalt Paving 1. All existing demolished concrete and/or asphalt paving materials are to be immediately removed from the site by the General Contractor to an appropriate recycling facility. iiti, toi <.Y: IVSI :N:: : >` ;< ' >``:ig$i >y '> gigmm: < %%+:Y::u : >:<:>;><:><::;::::::>::>><><�:>:>:>::>:>:»:::>:::�::<:>:::<<:>i�>>;<>: <;>:'g<��i � � . � ME T:::SE.V CES.t�I. .1.Si0N............ .... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII M" S ASTERPP :Note:::<<If there is<:moro;than:;onelegal owner .please attach an add tional.: nataiied`Master.AppGcatGi4g8 .each::oikiiim . ' , iiiii ......; PROJECT OR DEVELOPMENT NAME: NAME: TOSCO MARKETING CORPORATION BP GAS STATION- ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MODIFICATION PROJECT PROPERTY/PROJECT ADDRESS(S)/LOCATION: ADDRESS: 601 UNION ST. SUITE 3920 2022 S. PUGET DRIVE RENTON, WA 98055 1 KING COUNTY ASSESSOR'S ACCOUNT NUMBER(S): CITY: SEATTLE ZIP: 98101 202305-9124-06 1 TELEPHONE NUMBER: 6::,_ -1 - 2� I EXISTING LAND USE(S): FUEL/GAS STATION & RETAIL STORE <::«:>:»::»: `f:other>;.tharl owner: ><:><:>::>:::>:: PROPOSED LAND USES: . ; NAME: FUEL/GAS STATION & RETAIL STORE 1 C MPANY(if applicable): • EXISTING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP DESIGNATION: UNKNOWN ADDRESS: PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP DES,GNTION (if applicable): 'v 104;q()4 pFT A CITY: ZIP: EXISTING ZONING: jire�+ 44,p /3 - o/v T LEPHONE NUMBER: 4,4 ®�PROPOSED ZONING (if a e pp icabl ). 1 >:.,::::>:::;:: ... .... .... . € OtVTAC�''PERS�III.. .:.;::.::.***i..:«::::.. .. -�1�(UNCHP;NGED) r , SITE AREA (SQ. FT. OR ACREAGE): NAME:, ANGLE' .MOF FETT 0. 73 ACRES COMPANY(if applicable): 1 PROJECT VALUE: ARCHITEKTON 1 4 S S i (,94C, , CO ADDRESS: .. ,. .. ' . }..-.r.,i;; 12951 BEL—RED 1 RD..' !SUI.TE 1 1 0 IS THE SITE LOCATED IN THE AQUIFER PROTECTION AREA? 1 CITY: ZIP' BELLEVUE, WA 98005 IS THE SITE LOCATED IN ANY OTHER TYPE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA? TELEPHONE NUMBER: • ( 425) 637-1007 --I 4 ,, ::::::::::::::::::iir:::?:.>:.}i<ii::i$:v:1ii'i::i'v:;:�:.:::>'%<:+.<:::'t.::::j^X;:Cti:i:.?L;•:..�:.:. ;:..}v :i�:.j.ii:;:;:ii?:::::i':::}!!•.:vi:;•?C<!!Qi.::'+::::?>::%::::>::$:`?:::}:S:`::;::t?.........,2. {fir.:;j:} :;:?:i:i:�'.:i.::i:::::;:;::;?:;::x<:::ji:::t: <;.'i:::::Y?:::i::<::::::::::::::::::}::i:.r!::•::: : <::<:<;<:::::::>:::«:»::: :<:::»:::>::»<: . ;. . <;:: : 1i :' , 'I�: FPROP R:::..:.. Attae se .aXa � e: :>:slf>'necessa.r:.::<::<::<:::<:»::» ::::«::<:::»::::::::::::: I SEE ATTACHED SHEET: I I 1 :::ha :.a :=.00 :<staf:wi 1:: . : rmine : e:e:s :::>»:>::>::: :::::::<:<::»>:::::>::<::::::::::: :>:::<::< :::;:::::::::::>:<::<:> ;::>::>:<:>::>::»>�<::>Ch k::> I[::::a lacat�vn.<::: : :es.t. t. ....0.. .... . .........date............e..... .. .......................:. .....:.............:.:. —ANNEXATION I $ SUBDIVISION: — COMP. PLAN AMENDMENT $ • — REZONE $ . LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT $ — SPECIAL PERMIT $ _ SHORT PLAT $ —TEMPORARY PERMIT $ _TENTATIVE PLAT $ — CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT' I $ _ PRELIMINARY PLAT $ _ SITE PLAN APPROVAL 1 $ _ FINAL PLAT $ • _ GRADE & FILL PERMIT $ (NO. CU. YDS: ) PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: $ _VARIANCE $ (FROM SECTION: 1 ) • _ PRELIMINARY • _WAIVER I $ _ FINAL _WETLAND PERMIT $ ROUTINE VEGETATION— MOBILE HOME PARKS: $ MANAGEMENT PERMIT ; $ _ BINDING SITE PLAN ! $ SHORELINE REVIEWS: _ SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT ; $ _ CONDITIONAL USE $ _VARIANCE $ — EXEMPTION SNo Charon Nt ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW $400, REVISION 1 $ I, (Print Name)Angie Moffett ,declare that I am(please check one)_the owner of the property involved in this application, the authorized representative to act for the property owner(please attach proof of authorization),and that the foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the information herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. ATTEST: Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary.Public,in and ANGIE MOFFFTT for the State of(p)/i- residing (N.me of 0 er/Representative) P>>-1-0-✓1 , on the y of ICc 19 ��,f 1!Cl�.,, . (Sig atu e of owner/Representative) • (-----737 74_ - �� (Signature of Wil`P�h KAMCH FF >:::::: :::;:::»>:::::<:::»>::::>:<:::>::>:<::::::::::<;:>::>::>::>::>::>::»:::«:>::»>:::::»::::>::>:«:»::»» :::::<:'T se tFa``:'ta::be. o t`efe `:t ..:..,`Staff ><»»»>:<>>>:>> >`> <<: >.:.:: .::::::::::::...,.:. :...::: :::::. ................... � .. . .. . .:..:. .:.:::...::.. ::.:...........A.....aAb.....BSP>::»>CA.P-S:::>::>::GAp.-. »»>:• I��»::>::.C. �A::»::::::...• H:::�:<::1_C��:::<:LL,�::: :>:>:>:::::>: :::::::.:::::::::::G..t..::>=)Ie.:N.umher..>.:. .:.�..,�,r;..�..�. .................................................. .......... ....... .........13.....+�.:..:..:........11...:.:....::C'U..�:::::..:::::::...:::::::::::::::: ::. ::::.: <>:::<T >:»:V'=..':»'::;.:_ ><::V:_<:<>::i .:: •»:>::>::>::>::»>:<:::>: :.. :::«:::�Pt�D<:::>;:>.::.::::::.P'R.....R...l�[P.....S.A..R.....5/:�.H.....SH.P.L..A...... H..L..H.....SP. S1V( >'S.ICE.........P.....................�.....�l.H.............. • • • • • • • • . .::.:.:.:..:::: :.....T.,OTALEES :5:::..::.: ::::.a::::;.:;.:.>:.;:.;:.;:.;:.:;.::<;.;;:............:................................................ . �` . , MASTERAP.DOC REVISED 8/97 February 12, 19981I Tosco Marketing Company "Environmental" Modifications Project Additional Project !Information ARCHITEKTON Job #298041 Tosco Site 05505/11053 Site Address: 2022 S. Puget Drive Renton, Washington 98055 Site Legal Description: THAT PORTION OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 23 NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST, W.M., IN KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, ALSO BEING A PORTION OF PARCEL NO. 32 AS DESCRIBED IN INSTRUMENTS RECORDED UNDER AUDITOR'S FILE NOS. 5959604 AND 61510334, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE SOUTH 2°06'30"WEST ALONG THE WEST LINE THEREOF 494.941FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT ,COMPANY'S 120 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY, AS CONTAINED IN INSTRUMENT RECORDED UNDER AUDITOR'S FILE NO. 5687370; THENCE NORTH 74°32'17" EAST 297.53 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY LINE OF PUGET DRIVE, SAID POINT BEING THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING ON PARCEL 32; THENCE SOUTH 16°20'40" EAST ALONG SAID LINE 1047.42 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE TRACT HEREIN DESCRIBED; THENCE NORTH 68°39'20" EAST 135.50 FEET TO A POINT ON IHE WESTERLY LINE OF BENSON ROAD, SAID LINE BEING THAT DESCRIBED IN SAID PARCEL 32; THENCE SOUTH 21°20'40" EAST ALONG SAiD WESTERLY LINE 291.82 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 17°51'28"WEST ALONG THE RIGHT-OF-WAY INTERSECTION OF BENSON ROAD AND PUGET DRIVE 48.36 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE ON THE EASTERLY LINE OF PUGET DRIVE; THENCE ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF PUGET DRIVE ON A CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVING A RADIUS OF 304.26 FEET, AN INRC DISTANCE OF 296.30 FEET; THENCE NORTH 16°20'40" WEST ALONG SAID LINE 67.26 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. EXCEPT THE PORTION THEREOF CONDEMNED BY JUDGEMENT AND DECREE OF APPROPRIATION FILED UNDER KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT CAUSE NO. 668210. • IOW Tosco Marketing Company a Division of Tosco Corporation TOSCO MEMO August 10, 1998 TO: All Planning, Building, Fire, and Public Works Officials of County Government RE: Angie Moffet/Archltekton as an Authorized Agent of TOSCO (dba BP Oil, Unocal 76, Brown Bear Car Wash. and Circle K Stores) Dear County Officials, Please accept this letter as confirmation that Angie Moffett, a Permit Coordinator with Architekton Architects, Bellevue, Washington is a fully authorized representative of• TOSCO Corporation for permit related applications. Angie is our primary governmental permit representative in my Northwest District, covering Washington;Alaska,Montana, Idaho, and Oregon. If further clarification is needed. please fell free to contact me immediately at (916)568-7612. Respectfully. „,• Ln R. Patton Sr. Construction Mnager TOSCO Marketing Company tI P• .MENTSER1%ICES::DIUISI. .., .::: :::::::•::::::E.. ::: VI RO:N:NIE N:TAL G H�C KLI PURPOSE OF CHECKLIST: • The State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), Chapter 43.21C RCW, requires all governmental agencies to consider the environmental impacts of a proposal before making decisions. An Environmental;Impact Statement (EIS) must be prepared for all proposals with probable significant adverse impacts1' on the quality',of the environment. The purpose of this.checklist is to provide information to help you sand the agency identify impacts from your proposal (and to reduce or avoid impacts from the proposal, if it can be done) and to help t e agency decide whether an EIS is required. INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICANTS: This environmental checklist asks you to describe some basic information about your proposal. Governmental agencies use this checklist to determine whether the environmental impacts of your proposal are significant, requiring preparation of an EIS. Answer the questions briefly, with t 'e most precise information known, or give the best description you can. You must answer each question accurately and carefully, to the best of your knowledge. In mos cases, you should be able to answer the questions from your own observations or project plans without the need to hire experts. If you really do not know the answer, or if a question does not apply to your proposal, write "do not know" or"does not apply". Complete answers to the questions now may avoid unnecessary delays later. Some questions ask about governmental regulations, such as zoning, shoreline, and landmark designations. Answer these questions if you can. If you have problems, the governmental agencies can assist you. The checklist questions apply to all parts of your proposal, even if you plan to do them over a period of time or on different parcels of land. Attach any additional information that will help describe your proposal or its environmental effects. The agency to which you submit this checklist may ask you to explain your answers or provide additional information reasonably related to determining if there May be significant adverse impact. USE-OF CHECKLIST FOR NONPROJECT PROPOSALS: Complete this checklist for nonproject proposals, even though questions may be answered "dioes not apply." IN ADDITION, complete the SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET FOR NONPROJECT ACTIONS ( art D). For nonproject action (actions involving decisions on policies, plans and programs), the references in the checklist to the words "project," "applicant," and "property or site" should be read as "proposal," "proposer," and "affected geographic area,"respectively. LOnr,i• E CJ7 y o err C ; BUG 13 /998 RE, s s • Environmental Checklist A. BACKGROUND 1. Name of proposed project, if applicable: BP GAS STAT •ON 2. Name of applicant: TOSCO MARKETING COMPANY 3. Address and phone number of applicant and contact person: 3977 LEARN WAY NW SEATTLE, WA 98107 CONTACT: ANGIE MOFFETT C/0 ARCHITEKTON ( 425) 637-1007 12951 BEL-RED RD. SUITE 110 BELLEVUE, WA 98005 4. Date checklist prepared: AUGUST 5TH, 1998 5. Agency requesting checklist: CITY OF RENTON • 6. Proposed timing or schedule (including phasing, if applicable): 90 DAY CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE FROM APPROVAL 7. Do you have any plans for future additions, expansion, or further activity related to or connected with this proposal? If yes, explain. NO 8. List any environmental information you know about that has been prepared, or will be prepared, directly related to this proposal. SEE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 9. Do you know whether applications are pending for governmental approvals of other proposals directly affecting the property covered by your proposal? If yes, explain. NO 10. List any governmental approvals or permits that will be needed for your proposal, if known. FIRE PERMIT- CITY OF RENTON, PSAPCA 30 DAY NOTICE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY- NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION 11. Give brief, complete description of your proposal, including the proposed uses and the size of the project and site. SEE ATTATCHED PROJECT NARATIVE FOR DETAIL. REMOVE EXISTING UST'S AND REPLACE WITH NEW. 2 . a Environmental Checklist 12. ;Location of the proposal. Give sufficient information for a person to understand the precise location of you proposed project, including a street address, if any, and section, township, and range if known. If a proposal would occur over a range of area, provide the range or boundaries j of the site(s). Provide a legal description, site plan, vicinity map, and topographic map, if • ' reasonably available. While you should submit any plans required by the agency, you are not required to duplicate maps or detailed plans submitted with any permit applications related to this checklist. 2022 S. PUGET DRIVE RENTON, WA 98055 BENSON ROAD & PUGET DRIVE i B. ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS 1. EARTH a. General description of the site (circle one),0 oiling,.hilly,:steep.slopes, mountainous, • other . b. What is the steepest slope on the site (approximate percent slope?) c. What general types of soils are found on the site (for example, clay, sand, gravel, peat, muck)? If you know the classification of agricultural soils, specify them and note any prime farmland. RA d. Are th re surface indications or history of unstable soils in the immediate vicinity? If so, . describe. I 1.lA e. Describe the purpose, type, and approximate quantities of any filling or grading proposed. Indicate source of fill. 30 CUBIC YARDS f. Could erosion occur as a result of clearing, construction, or use? If so, g 1 nerally I describe. YES, SEE STANDARD EROSION CONTROL PLAN. g. About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces after' project construction (for example, asphalt or buildings)? 85% 3 I Environmental Checklist • h. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts to the earth, if any: SEE STANDARD EROSION CONTROL MEASURES . 2. AIR • a. What types of emissions to the air would result from the proposal (i.e., dust, automobile, odors, industrial wood smoke) during construction and when the project is completed? If any, generally describe and give approximate quantities if known. • I TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION EMISSIONS b. Are there any off-site sources of emission or odor that may affect your proposal? If so, generally describe. NO c. Proposed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to air, if any: NORMAL CITY APPROVED CONSTRUCTION HOURS . 3. WATER a. Surface Water: 1) Is there alny surface water body on or in the immediate vicinity of the site (including year- round and seasonal streams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetlands)? If yes, describe type and provide names. If appropriate, state what stream or river it flows into. NO • 2) Will the project require any work over, in, or adjacent to (within 200 feet) the described waters? If yes, please describe and attach available plans. NO • 3) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that would be affected. Indicate the source of fill material. NONE 4) Will the proposal require surface water withdrawals or diversions? Give general description, purpose, and approximate quantities if known. • NO 5) • Does the(proposal lie within a 100-year flood plain? If so, note location on the site plan. NO 4 • Environmental Checklist 6) Does the proposal involve any discharges of waste materials to surface waters? If so, describe the type of waste and anticipated volume of discharge. NONE b. Ground Water: 1) Will ground water be withdrawn,.or will water be discharged to ground water? Give general description, purpose, and approximate quantities if known. 2) Describe waste material that will be discharged into the ground from septic tanks or other sources, if any (for example: Domestic sewage; industrial, containing the.f (lowing chemicals...; agricultural; etc.). Describe the general size'ofthe system;•the•nuiinber of such systems, the number of houses to be served (if applicable), or the number of animals or humans the system(s) are expected to serve. NONE c. Water Runoff(including storm water): • 1) Describe the source of runoff (including storm water).and.method of collect on and disposl, if any (include quantities, if known). Where will this water flow? Will t 's water flow into other waters, If so,describe. THE STORMWATER SYSTEM WILL BE PROTECTED FROM SITE WORK. 2) Could waste material enter ground or surface waters? If so, generally describe. NO d. Proposed measures to reduce or control surface, ground, and runoff water im•acts, if any: SEE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES. 4. PLANTS a. Check or circle types of vegetation found on the site: deciduous tree: alder, maple, aspen, other • ' evergreen tree: fir, cedar, pine, other X shrubs x grass casture rop or grain wet soil plants: cattail, buttercup, bulirush, skunk cabbage, other water plants:water lily, eel grass, milfoil, other — other types of vegetation b. What kind and amount of vegetation will be removed or altered? NONE 5 • Environmental Checklist • c. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. NONE d. Proposed landscaping, use of native plants, or other measures to preserve or enhance vegetatioln on the site, if any: • • ALL EXISTING LANDSCAPING SHALL REMAIN AND IS TO BE RETAINED. 5. ANIMALS a. Circle any birds and animals which have been observed on-or near the site or.are known to be on or near the site: (see next page) Birds: hawk, heron, eagle, songbirds, other NONE Mammals: deer, bear, elk, beaver, other NONE Fish: bass, salmon,trout, herring, shellfish, other NONE b. List any threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. . NONE c. Is the site part of a migration route? If so, explain NO d. Proposed measures to preserve or enhance wildlife, if any: NONE j • 6. ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES a. What kinds of energy (electric, natural gas, oil, wood stove, solar) will be used to meet the completed project's energy needs? Describe whether it will be used for heating, manufacturing, etc. ELECTRIC • . — b. Would your project affect the potential use of solar energy by adjacent properties? If so, generally describe. NO c. What kinds of energy conservation features are included in the plans of this proposal? List otherproposed measures to reduce or control energy impacts, if any: NONE 7. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 6 I I . Environmental Checklist L a. Are there any environmental health hazards, including exposure to toxic chemicals, risk of fire and explosion, spill, or hazardous waste, that could occur as a result of this ' proposl? If so, describe. POSSIBLEI HAZARDS OF WORKING WITH FUEL TANKS. . 1) Describe special emergency services that might be required. ON SITE SAFETY MEASURES— CITY RESOURCES. 2) Proposed measures to reduce or control environmental health hazards, if any: SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES. . b. Noise 1) What types of noise exist in the area which may affect your project (for example: traffic, equipment, operation, other)? NON 2) WtiatTypes and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a short-term or a long-term basis (for example: traffic;.construction, operation, other)? • Indicate what hours noise would come from the site. TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION NOISE DURING CITY APPROVED HOURS. 3) Proposed measures to reduce or control noise impacts, if any: WORK ONLY DURING CITY APPROVED HOURS. • 8. LAND AND SHORELINE USE a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties? GAS STATION— RETAIL COMMERCIAL, MULTI—FAMILY RESIDENTIAL . b. Has the site been used for agriculture? If so, describe. NO c. Describe any structures on the site. . • GAS CANOPY, CONVENIENCE STORE d. Will any structures be demolished? If so,what? NO e. What is the current zoning classification of the site? B-1 BUSINESS f. What is the current comprehensive plan designation of the site? UNKNOWN 7 Environmental Checklist g. If applicable,what is the current shoreline master program designation of the site? NONE h. Has any part of the site been classified as an "environmentally sensitive" area? If so, specify. • NO i. Approximately how many people would reside or work in the completed project? 2-3 EMPLOYEES j. NONE xim'ately how many people would the completed project displace? k. Proposed measures to avoid or reduce displacement impacts, if any: NONE I. . Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is compatible..with existing and projected land uses and plans, if any: 1 EXISTING USE MAINTAINED. 9. HOUSING a. Approximately how many units would be provided, if any? Indicate whether high, middle, or low-income housing. NONE b. Approximlately how many units, if any, would be eliminated? Indicate whether high, middle, or low-income housing. NONE c. Proposed measures to reduce or control housing impacts, if any: NONE 10. AESTHETICS — a. What is the tallest height of any proposed structure(s), not including antennas; what is the principal exterior building material(s) proposed. NO ABOVE GROUND CHANGES TO SITE. b. What views in the immediate vicinity would be altered or obstructed? NONE c. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic impacts, if any: NO ABOVE GROUND CHANGES TO SITE. 8 . Environmental Checklist - 11. LIGHT AND G RE a. What type of light or glare will the proposal produce? What time of day would it mainly occur? NONE b. .Could light or glare from the finished project be a safety hazard or interfere with views? NO I � c. What existing off-site sources of light or glare may affect your proposal? NONE d. Proposed measures to reduce or control light and glare impacts, if any: NO ABOVE GROUND CHANGES TO SITE. 12. RECREATION1 • a. What designated and informal recreational opportunities are in the immediate vicinity? NONE b. Would the proposed project displace any existing recreational uses? If so, descri l e. NO I c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts on recreation, including recreation opportunities to be provided by the project or applicant, if any: NONE 13. HISTORIC AIID CULTURAL PRESERVATION • a. Are there any places or objects listed on, or proposed for, national state, for local preservation registers known to be on or next to the site? If so, generally describe. NO b. . Generally describe any landmarks or evidence of historic, archaeological, scieitific, or cultural importance known to be on or next to the site. NONE c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts, if any: NONE 14. TRANSPORTATION a. Identify public streets and highways serving the site, and describe proposed access to the existing street system. Show on site plans, if any. • BENSON ROAD, SOUTH PUGET DRIVE 9 Environmental Checklist b. Is site currently served by public transit? If not, what is the approximate distance to the nearest transit stop? UNKNOWN c. How many parking spaces would the completed project have? How many would the project eliminate? NO PARKING WILL BE ELIMIATED. d. Will the proposal require any new roads or streets,-or.improvements..to existing roads or streets, not including driveways? If so, generally.describe.(indicate whether.public or private? NO e. Will the project use (or occur in the immediate...vicinity= of) ..water, rail, or air transportation? If so, generally describe. NO • f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated.by.the completed.project? If known, indicate when peak volumes would occur. NO NEW TRIPS g. Proposed measures to reduce or control transportation impacts, if any: NONE 15. PUBLIC SERVICES a. Would the project result in an increased need for public services (for example: fire protection, police protection, health care, schools, other)? If so, generally describe. NO • b. Proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if any. NONE 16. UTILITIES i a. Circle utilities currently available at the site: electricity natural gas tziD refuse servic elephon anitary sewe, septic system, other. 10 Environmental Checklist b. Describe the utilities that are proposed for the project, the utility providing the service, and the general construction activities on the site or in the immediate vicinity which might be needed. NO NEW UTILITIES. C. SIGNATURE I, the undersigned, state that to the best of my knowledge the above information is true and complete. It is understood that the lead agency may withdraw any declaration lof non- significance that it might issue in reliance upon this checklist should there be any willful misrepresentation or willful lack of full disclosure on my part. Proponent: Name Printed: Ai 1\-,t � 1-- - Date: �, i 7 ` I • 11 Environmental Checklist D. SUPPLEMENTAL SHEETS FOR NONPROJECT ACTIONS ..t;ese,:.::he.:::.s:.:s :...:...::;:<Q..::.y;:.:h..:::.;used.:for 'act 10::.0<lnv.:olv.:ln : tIi00on: <4n< ol10 :: la 04 d ro rams>::: .ou:da nbf:need::ta:f irait?tNiki ::Y . . . .. .... .. : sheefs.for ro ect:acttons ;::<::::>::::>::::::::>::::>::::>:::<:>::»>::>::»>:>;::::>:<:::»::::;><;:>;::::;:;>:: Because these questions are very general, it may be helpful to read them in conjunction with the. list of the elements of the environment. When answering these questions, be aware of the extent the proposal, or the types of activities likely to.result from the proposal, would affect the item at a greater intensity or at a faster rate than if the proposal were not implemented. Respond briefly.and in general terms. 1. How would the proposal be likely to increase discharge to..water;.:emissions to air; production, storage, or release of toxic or hazardous substances; or production.of.noise? Proposed measures to avoid or reduce such increases are: 2. How would the proposal be likely to affect plants, animals, fish, or marine life? Proposed measures to protect or conserve plants, animals, fish, or marine life are: 3. How would the proposal be likely to deplete energy or natural resources? Proposed measures to protect or conserve energy and natural resources are: 4. How would the proposal be likely to use or affect environmentally sensitive areas or areas designated (or eligible or under study) for governmental protection; such as parks, wilderness, wild and scenic rivers, threatened or endangered species habitat, historic or cultural sites, wetlands, flood plains, or prime farmlands? _ I Proposed measures to protect such resources or to avoid or reduce impacts are: 5. How would the proposal be likely to affect land and shoreline use, including whether it would allow or encourage land or shoreline uses incompatible with existing plans? Proposed measures to avoid or reduce shoreline and land use impacts are: 12 www.architekton.com • ARCHITEKTON Job #298041 Tosco, Site 5508/11053-Renton 2022 S. Puget Drive Renton, Washington 98055 Project Narative The project consists of modifications to an existing BP fueling and Circle K convenience store facility on a 32,067 square foot/ 0.7362 acre site. The existing facility includes: I 1. (4) Multi-Product Fuel Dispensers 2. (1) Fueling Canopy 3. (3) underground fuel storage tanks 4. Related (to above) piping and environmental systems 5. (1) Convenience store building 6. (1) Restrooms building 7. (1) Trash enclosure 8. (1) Freestanding identification sign The proposed work at the site includes: 1. Removal of existing concrete tank slab 2. Removal and replacement of existing underground fuel storage tanks 3. Construction of new concrete tank slab 4. Removal and replacement of existing underground product, vent and stage 2 piping. 5. Removal and replacement of existing fuel dispensers. 6. Modifications to existing fueling islands. 7. Installation of"point-of-sale" and intercom systems. 8. Repair o I existing concrete and asphalt paving damaged or removed due to the above work. The proposed world at the site does not include modifications to: 1. The existing fueling canopy 2. The existing buildings 3. The existing trash enclosure DEV E OF;:HENT PL 4. The existing site drives, lighting, signage, etc. CI-Pt OF RENTOi•4 5. The existing landscaping AUG 1 3 1993 R.ECEIVED 12951 Bel-Red Rd,110 Bellevue,WA 98005 425 637 1007 T 425 637.1008 F I i 2: 1 1.4 N os • F y... C \ •'* Qy_ N $ 5 w�F</ o ly "�•rFy 2 H h y \yF I „6,n oo O \ 1. ' 1: i\ SCA.I-e..- I r-Z0OA-Ou�0[o-Aa .ra-" S < Fj, n \ :ti, 'S P 4.� O ,a 1 \ ,2 Ys NI st -. . • / • "I 0, i2/G ts.Ay !e \ . 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AGRA Engineerin,g&Environmental Services Earth&Environmental Group f Environmental Assessment BP Service Station Number 11053 2022 South Puget Drive Renton, Washington Prepared for BP Oil Company 2868 Prospect Drive Suite 360 Rancho Cordova, California 95670 Prepared by RZA AGRA, Inc. 11335 Northeast 122nd Way Suite 100 Kirkland, Washington 98034-6918 March 1992 W-6414-1 j i TABLE OF CONTENTS W-6414-1 1.0 SUMMARY 1 2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 2 3.0 SITE CONDITIONS 3 4.0 SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION PROGRAM 3 5.0 SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS 3 5.1 Subsurface Conditions: Soil 4 5.2 Subsurface Conditions: Groundwater 4 6.0 QUANTITATIVE LABORATORY ANALYSIS 4 6.1 Quantitative Analysis of Soils 5 6.2 Quantitative Analysis of Groundwater 6 7.0 CONCLUSIONS 6 8.0 CLOSURE 7 Enclosures: Table 1 -Analytical Results: Soil Table 2 -Analytical Results: Groundwater Figure 1 - Ste Vicinity Map Figure 2 -Site and Exploration Plan Appendix A - Subsurface Exploration Procedures and Boring Logs Appendix B -Analytical Test Reports: Soil Appendix C-Analytical Test Reports: Groundwater i ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT W-6414-1 BP SERVICE STATION NUMBER 11053 2022 SOUTH PUGET DRi4E RENTON, WASHINGTON 1.0 SUMMARY The following report presents the results of our subsurface exploration program and analytical testing of ils and groundwater at the abol ve referenced site. The field work for this evaluation was performed from 22 January 1992 to 12 February 1992. The purpose of this project was to quantitatively evaluate the site i'vith respect to potential subsurface petroleum hydrocarbon impacts. The scope of work consisted of advancing exploratory borings B-3 through B-5, Installation of monitoring wells MW-3 through MW-5 in the boring Is at the time of drilling, soil and groundwater sampling, analytical laboratory testing of selected soil and groundwater samples, data interpretation, and preparation of this report. A brief summary of the significant findings outlined in this report Is presented below: o Three soil borings (B-3 through B-5) were advanced and monitoring wells (MW-3 through MW-5) wer i installed in each of the borings at the subject property on 22 and 23 January 1992 for the purpose of collecting soil and groundwater samples; o Subsurface soils encountered generally appeared to consist of loose to medium dense, moist to wet, grayish brown, silty fine to medium sand with some gravel to a depth of;18 to 25 feet blow the existing site grade, and were underlain by very dense, moist to 'et, gray, silty fire to medium sand with gravels to the maximum extent of each boring; o Groundwater was encountered in monitoring wells MW-3 through MW-5 at depths ranging from 19 to 22 feet below grade at the time of drilling. Subsequent measurements indicated a depth to groundwater of 20.5 feet in MW-3 and 21.8 feet in MW-4, and that groundwater — was not prel ent In MW-5; o No liquid plhase petroleum hydrocarbons were noted in the wells during water level measurement and sampling events; o ' Based on the analytical test results it appears that the soils and groundwater in the vicinity of monitoring well MW-3, near the USTs, has been impacted by purgeable hydrocarbons and BTEX at concentrations ranging up to 410 ppm TPH in soil and 8,700 ppb benzene, in ' water. W-6414-1 BP OA Company Page 2 13 March 1992 This summary Is presented for Introductory purposes only and should be used In conjunction with the full text of this report. The prof ct description, site conditions, subsurface exploration and Investigation results are presented within the remainder of this report. 2.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This report presents the ref ults of our subsurface petroleum hydrocarbon evaluation at the BP Service Station (No.11053) located at 2022 South Puget Drive In Renton, Washington. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the site's subsurface soils and groundwater conditions to determine if any purgeable hydrocarbon, BTEX or lead impacts have occurred due to the current or former activities on the site, and to evaluate the field and laboratory data with regard to current regulatory criteria. This work was performed so that it could be utilized in planning an efficient tank removal program for the subject site. During this evaluation RZA-AGRA, Inc. completed the following work: o Drilled and 'soil sampled three soil borings; o Screened collected soil samples for the presence of volatile organic vapors using a field screening Instrument; o Based on field screening, selecting soil samples for laboratory analyses; o Measured water levels in the monitoring wells and checked for the presence of liquid petroleum hydrocarbons; o Sampled groundwater from the monitoring wells in each boring for laboratory analysis; o Performed appropriate laboratory analysis on the selected soil and groundwater samples; o Evaluated the collected data and preparation of the following report. This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of BP OH Company, and their agents for specific application to this project ii'general accordance with the BP OH Company Site Assessment Guidelines, locally accepted environmental assessment practices and our approved scope of work. No warranty, expressed or implied, is male. In the event that other information regarding the site conditions becomes known, or if there are any changes to the existing site or nearby properties,the conclusions of this report should be reviewed and, If(necessary, modified by our office to reflect any updated site Information and conditions., I � • BP OH Company W 14-1 13 March 1992 Page 3 3.0 SITE CONDITIONS The subject site Is located co rner 2022 South Puget Drive at the north of South Puget Drive and Benson Road South in Renton, Washington. The site is a somewhat triangular shaped parcel measuring approximately 125 feet by'300 feet. Topographically, the site slopes moderately to the northwest The parcel Is bound on the east and north by commercial retail and commercial office properties, and on the southwest by a steeply sloping greenbelt. The station consists of a retail building which is located at the north central portion of the property, and canopy structures which a le located to the east and west of the retail building. One pump island is present under each of the canopy structures. Three USTs are present at the south central portion of the property. Two previously existing monitoring wells are present at the site. One of these wells (MW-1) is located to the northeast of the USTs nd the other (MW-2) is located near the northeast corner of the parcel. T he depth of these wells are 17 feet and 19 feet below the existing grade. No groundwater was observed in these wells during this proji ct. The approximate site boundaries, service station structures, underground storage tanks and exploration locations are presented in the Site and Exploration Plan, Figure 2. 4.0 SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION PROGRAM Our subsurface exploration program for this project included the advancement of three borings and the installation of monitoring wells in each boring at the locations indicated on the site and exploration plan, Figure 2. Drilling and well installation occurred on 22 and 23 January 1992 and was completed using a truck mounted hollow stem auger drill rig operated by a local drilling company under subcontract to our firm. Ti he borings were terminated at depths ranging from 25 to 30 feet below the existing grade. Soil samples Were collected at the time of drilling for chemical analysis. Four inch inside diameter monitoring wells were installed in the borings. After the completion of the borings and well installations,the wells were developed and the groundwater sampled for analysis. A more detailed description of the subsurface exploration procedures followed during this project has been included In Appendix A. 5.0 SUBSURFACE CONDITIONS Soil samples were collected at approximately five foot depth intervals from the four borings at the time of drilling. Collected soil samples and subsurface conditions were logged by an experienced environmental geologist. Detailed interpretive boring logs showing well designs are presented in Appendix A. Groundwater conditions on the site were evaluated utilizing data obtained from the monitoring wells Installed during our investigation. 1 1 W-6414-1 BP Oil Company Page 4 13 March 1992 5.1 Subsurface Conditions: SoIl Subsurface soils encountered In our exploratory borings appeared to be deposits of glacial till and generally consisted lof loose to medium dense, moist to wet, grayish-brown, silty fine to medium sand with s®' me gravels to a depth of 18 to 25 feet below grade. The surface soils are underlain by very dense, moist to wet, gray silty fine to medium coarse sand with gravels from a depth of 18 to 25 feet to the maximum extent of the borings. Surficial geol gic maps Indicate that the area of the subject site Is characterized by deposits of glacial till deposited during the Vashon Stade of the Fraser glaciation. 5.2 Subsurface Conditions: Groundwater Groundwater was encountered at depths ranging from 19 to 22 feet below the existing grade while drilling. Subsequent measurements; of fluid levels in the monitoring wells following well development indicated that the depth to groundwater In monitoring well MW-3 is 20.5 feet below grade, and that the depth to groundwater in monitoring well MW-4 is 21.8 feet below grade. Although it appeared that a water bearing sand seam was encountered In boring B-5 at the time of drilling, no water was present In monitoring well MW-5 at the time of development or sampling. No liquid phase petroleum hydrocarbons were noted in any of the monitoring wells at the site. Because groundwater was not present in three of the five monitoring wells at the subject site, we were unable to determine a groundwater gradient based on fluid level measurements. However, it can generally be assumed that the groundwater gradient somewhat follows the topographic gradient. Therefore, for the purposes of this study,we have assumed a groundwater gradient to the west. This conclusion is based on simplified assumptions, and actual groundwater conditions may vary depending on seasonal variations in precipitation, changes in side utilization, and other factors. 6.0 QUANTITATIVE LABORATORY ANALYSIS Soil and groundwater sa Iples were selected for laboratory analysis based on BP 011 Company site assessment guidelines, and our approved scope of work. Submitted soil samples were selected on the basis of noticeable hydro;arbon odor, depth with respect to groundwater and/or field headspace measurements. Groundwater samples were collected from each of the monitoring wells for analysis. BP Oil Company W-64114-1 13 March 1992 Page 5 Two soH samples from each of the borings were analyzed for the presence of purgeable hydrocarbons BTEX and lead by the following parameters: o Gasoline range total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) by Ecology test Method WTP -G (modified EPA Method 8015); o Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes (BTEX) by EPA test Method 8020; o Total lead by EPA test method 7420. Collected groundwater samples were analyzed for the presence of purgeable hydrocarbons BTEX,total lead, dissolved lead and turbiditl) by the following parameters: o Gasoline range total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) by Ecology test Method WTPH-G (modified EPA Method 8015); o Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes (BTEX) by EPA test Method 8020; o Total lead and dissolved lead by EPA test method 7421; o Turbidity. The analytical test results for the submitted soil and groundwater samples have been summarized in Tables 1 and 2, respectively. The laboratory test reports for the soil and groundwater analysis are Included in Appendix B and Appendix C, respectively. 6.1 Quantitative Analysis of Soils Purgeable hydrocarbons were detected in soil sample B3-S4 at a concentration of 3.3 parts per million (ppm), in soil sample B3-S5 at a concentration of 410 ppm, and in soil sample B4-S2 at a concentratio of 6.9 ppm. Purgeable hydrocarbons were not detected at concentrations above the method detection limit in any of the other samples submitted for analysis. BTEX concentrations in the submitted soil samples were reported to range from below the method detection limit to 2.9 ppm xylenes in siamples B3-S5 and B4-S2 as Indicated by the quantitative analysis. BTEX was detected only in soil samples B3-S5 and B4-S2, and the Indicated concentrations do not exceed Ecology MTCA Method A numerical cleanup criteria for those compounds. W-6414-1 BP Oil Company Page 6 13 March 992 Analysis for total lead by EPA test method 7421 Indicated concentrations which ranged from 12 ppm In soil sample B3S5 to 24 ppm In sample B4-S2. These concentrations do not exceed the Ecology MICA Method A numerical dean-up criteria of 250 ppm for lead In soils. 6.2 Quantitative Analysis of Groundwater Purgeable hydrocarbons Were not detected at concentrations above the method detection limit In,the groundwater sample collected from monitoring well MW-4 when analyzed by Ecology test method WTPH-G. Purgeable hydrocarbons wire detected using test method WTPH-G in the sample collected from monitoring well MW-3:at a concentration of 27,000 parts per billion (ppb). Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes were not detected in the groundwater sample collected from monitoring)well MW-4 at concentrations above the method detection limits. However, benzene, toluene, MI ethylbenzene and xylenes ere detected in the groundwater sample collected from monitoring well N-3 , at concentrations of 8,700 pb, 110 ppb, 320 ppb and 960 ppb, respectively. Total lead and dissolved lead were not detected at concentrations above the method detection limit in the groundwater samples collei ed from monitoring well MW-4. However total lead and dissolved lead as detected in the groundwater sample collected from monitoring well MW-3 at concentrations of 4.4 ppb land 1.9 ppb, respectively. Tf ire lead concentrations reported for the groundwater samples collected ffom monitoring well MW-3 are not above the MTCA Method A numerical clean-up criteria of 5 ppb for lea in groundwater. Submitted groundwater samples were also analyzed for turbidity. The turbidity value for the groundwater sample collected from monitoring well MW-3 and MW-4 was determined to be 280 nephelometric turbil ity units (NTU) and 520 NTU, respectively. These values generally represent very turbid groundwater samples. 7.0 CONCLUSIONS Based on our field observatgons and the results of the analytical testing, it appears that the soils in the area of boring B..3 (located northwest of the UST's) have been adversely impacted by purgeable hydrocarbons. Soil sample B3-S5,collectedfrom a depth of approximately 22.5 feet below grade,exhibited concentrations of gasoline'range petroleum hydrocarbons above Washington State Department of Ecology Model Topics Control Act(MTCA) Method A dean-up criteria. At this time, insufficient data exists to determine the lath•ral extent of this occurrence. 1 I BP Oil Company W-6414-1 13 March 1992 Page 7 It also appears,based on our field observations and the results of the analytical testing,that the groundwater at the subject she has been adversely Impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons. Purgeable hydrocarbons, benzene,toluene,ethylbenzene,and xyienes were detected in monitoring well MW-3(located near the USTs) at concentrations which are above Ecology MTCA Method A numerical dean-up criteria. There is also insufficient data to determine the lateral extent of this occurrence. 8.0 CLOSURE The information In this report is based on our field observations, explorations, and the laboratory analysis accomplished for this study. The conclusions presented are professional opinions and reflect our interpretation of the analytical laboratory test results, as well as our experience and observations during project field studies. The n lmber,locations,and depths of the explorations, including the analytical testing scope,were completed within the site and scope of work constraints so as to yield the Information required to formulate our conclusions. We appreciate this opportunity to be of continued service to BP Oil Company. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call at your earliest convenience. Respectfully submitted, RZA AGRA, Inc. David A. St:John Environmental Geologist ohn T. Cooper Project Environmental Geologist David G. Cooper Associate Environmental Geologist TABLE 1: Analytical Results -Soil BP Service Station No. 11053 2022 South Puget Drive Renton, Washington W-6414-1 Boring Sample Depth Total Number I.D. 1(feet) WTPH-G B T E X Lead B3 84 117.5 3.3 - - 13 B3 S5 22.5 -410 - 0.82 1.4 2.9 12 B4 S2 7.5 6.9 0.3 - 0.22 2.9 24 B4 84 117.5 14 B5 S2 1 6.5 22 B5 84 116.5 _ 15 Laboratory Detection Limit 1 0.05 0.1 0.1 0.1 7.5 MTCA Method A Clean-up 1 100 0.5 40 20 20 250 Notes: All indicated concentrations are expressed in pests per million(ppm) Sample locations are indicated on Figure 2,Site and Exploration Plan -Not detected at conoentrations above the method detection limit Concentration above MTCA Method A numerical clean-up criteria Laboratory Test Methods WTPH-G-Washington Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons(gasoline range)by EPA method 5030/8015 BTEX-Benzene,toluene,ethylbenzene,and xylenee by EPA method 8020 Total Lead by EPA method 7420 TABLE 2: Laboratory Results -Groundwater BP Service Station No. 11053 2022 South Puget Drive Renton, Washington W-6414-1 Well Total Dissolved Number Date WTPH-G B T E X Lead Lead Turbidity MW-3 2/12/92 27,000 °8,700 :>:'110 .320 860 4.4 1.9 280 I' MW-4 2/12/92 - - - _ - - - - 520 Detection Limit I 50 • 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1 MTCA Method A Clean-up 11,000 5 40 30 20 5 5 N/A Notes: All indicated ooncbntrabons,exoept turbidity,are expressed in parts per billion(ppb) Turbidity expressed as nephelometric turbidity unite(NTU) Monitoring well locations are indicated on Figure 2,Site and Exploration Plan -Not detected at concentrations above the method detection limit Concentrations above MICA Method A numerical clean-up criteria Laboratory Test Methods WTPH-G-Washington Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons(gasoline range)by EPA method 5030/8015 BTEX-Benzene,toluene,ethylbenzene,and xylenee by EPA method 8020 Total lead and dissolved lead by EPA method 7421 '• Z'• • .•.'� ,, 1t T tTa I S �R�,• fw E f :!,I,".NMI ^; 1 rNTw �, t.E.10.v'LLac(R ...On .. - 001110 m -I •^ w •Ca 777LLL : I. ul •l1..I .`.•1 It. •I F•.t '1 i fW .I." r. .�f,1 ••��r, f'f 20 ' / i 1 _ i :Alt. / 3, /a • •• \ • "' 'i hY Rf.1. 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T I yT- -.. 4r 7. uwC•.'+, J I - SY ' I r w tr,.:T.tJl; D f.;.•..,�( ` : = SMUS -a3. ! ' ,.• .,. {T l' ntmw > ' IMF•'„��5, ,a �,'••r • 41) II RZA-AGRA W o W-6414-1 BP SERVICE STATION No. 11053 ENGINEERING 8 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DESIGN DAS RENTON. WASHINGTON 11335,N.E. 122nd Way DRAWN MJF Suite 100 DATE FEB 1992 VICINITY MAP Kirkland, Washington 9803I-6918 SCALE N.T.S. FIGURE 1 1 / / r .k, 1 , 7. BENSON HIG" � ' 1 // I SIDEWALK -./ i ►• �� M W—4 -� [\ N• • DEPTH 7.5' 17.5'�' cr OA • rN T ND LIJ C� TRASH E D�9 / , O •i (BIN TPH P CC ►� E'1 /. • • ' S MW-2 / �- - -- PO MI \ , Z I. < S J BUII% ' D_ •> %f fir, MW—CORING/MONITORING WELL NUMBER • Y DEPTH es I ND LOCATION r\ 8 B ND ND • a icc TOIL SAMPLE TEST RESULTS ► TPH ND % IANUARY, 1992 • ', i • 'ONCENTRATIONS IN PARTS PER MILLION (PPM) SOT DETECTED. BELOW METHOD DETECTION LIMIT • ,ENZENE BY EPA METHOD 8020 TIOLUENE BY EPA METHOD 8020 •THYLBENZENE BY EPA METHOD 8020 YLENES BY EPA METHOD 8020 TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS IY EPA METHOD 8015 MODIFIED I B ND 0.5 I T ND 40 I E ND 20 I X ND 20 i TPH ND 1400 \ \ \ MTCA CLEANUP LEVELS i CONCENTRATIONS IN PPM 1 COMPOUNDS I I 1 BP SERVICE STATION No. 11001 9 RENTON, WASHINGTON I II SITE AND, EXPLORATION PLAN FIGURE 2 1 DRAWING NO. \BA\W-8414-1\BTEX.OWG APPENDIX A SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION PROCEDURES AND EXPLORATION LOGS Subsurface Explorations The field exploration program conducted for this study consisted of advancing four hollow stem auger borings. The approximate locations are illustrated on the Site and Exploration Plan, Figure 2. T se locations were obtained In(the field by taping and pacing from existing site features. The borings were advanced on 22 and 23 January 1992 by a local exploration drilling company under subcontract to our firm. E ich boring consisted of advancing a six Inch inside diameter hollow stem auger with a truck mounted drill rig. During the drilling process,samples were generally obtained at five foot depth intervals. Borings were continuously observed and logged In the field by an experienced environmental geologist from our firm. Prior to advancing each of the borings, the drilling equipment and sampling tools were steam cleaned. Characterization of Soil Disturbed soil samples were obtained using the Standard Penetration Test procedure as described In ASTM:D-1586. This test and sampling method consists of driving a standard two inch outside diameter i plit barrel sampler a distance of 18 inches into the soil with a 140 pound hammer free falling a distance of 30 inches. The number of blows for each six inch interval is recorded. The number of blows required to drive the sampler barrel the final 12 inches is considered to be the Standard Penetration Resistance ('N') or blow count. If a total of 50 blows is recorded within one six inch interval,the blow count is recorded as 50 blows for the actual number of inches of penetration. The blow count or 'N' value, provides a measure of the relative density of granular soils or the relative consistency of cohesive soils. The blow counts are presented in the boring logs in this appendix. Soil Sampling Procedures The soil samples were recovered at each interval using procedures designed to minimize the risk of cross contamination. Prior to eaih boring, the drilling equipment and sampling tools were scrubbed with a riff brush in a detergent solution consisting of Alconox and water, rinsed with potable water and rinsed again with deionized water. The samples were classified in the field and immediately transferred to laboratory prepared glass jars and tightly sealed with a Teflon lined threaded cap. Collected samples were stored and transported in a chilled chest throughout the field program. Selected soil samples were subsequently transferred to the analytical laboratory in accordance with RZA AGRA chain-of-custody procedures. r " Headspace Screening Procedures Headspace measurements yield a semi-quantitative measurement of a volatile gas concentration In the volume of a closed container partially occupied with soil. The measurements are used to facilitate selegting an appropriate soil sampi to submit for chemical laboratory analysis. The screening Involved pla ing approximately four ounces of sampled soils directly Into a resealable plastic bag. The sample was hen shaken vigorously for app oximately 15 seconds and a headspace reading was taken after plunging the probe of a photionization oiganic vapor meter(OVM)through the plastic bag. The highest value displayed by the instrument was recirded for each sample. The OVM is not capable of determining the specter of organic compounds or their actual concentration In the soil sample. Therefore, this method is considered to be a rough screening tool that aids in detecting the presence of organic compounds. Water Sampling Procedu es Prior to sampling, the monitoring wells were purged of water to obtain a sample representative of the formation. !Purging of the wells was accomplished on 3 February 1992 by hand bailing approximately six well volumes of water using disposable bailers. Groundwater samples were obtained from each monitoring well for analysis using disposable plastic bailers. Following sampling, recovered portions were immediately placed in laboratory prepared glass jars and tightly sealed with a Teflon lined hreaded cap. The samples were stored and transported in a chilled coder throughout the field program. Groundwater samples were subsequently transferred to the analytical laboratory in accordance with RZA AGRA's chain-of-custody procedures. PROJECT BP Service Sty«on No. 11053 W.O.W-&14-1 WELL NO. MW-3 Elevation reference: ' Well completed:22 January 1992 Ground surface elevation: Casing elevation: AS-BUILT DESIGN Page 1 c E SOIL DESCRIPTIION i o 5 o steel monumen� LNG 0 Asphalt'Paving rn o x 3 ' Ground surface Crushed Rock - - ��// Top of casing Locking Thermos - Loase,moist,tannish-brown'SILT with some . - Cap fine sand and gravels. Cement - S-1 . 27 0 - Bentonite/Concrete Medium dense,moist,gray silty SAND Slurry with some grovels. -1 - 5 - — — - "" Casing - Loose,moist,grayish brown,1 silty,fine to • (Schedule-40 medium SAND with some gravels. 4-inch I.D. PVC) - • Some wood debris present S-2 ' 14 3 - 10 - — — — - - . Bentonite Chip ti; S-3 - 4 196 '`�' - 15 — — — - N.;.< 10-20 sand — I - - filter pack - - WTPH-G Density increased to medium dense.' S-4 24 403 . B020 _ - 7421 y - - 20- Density decreased to loose and moisture— T - - Screen - increased'to moist to wet. in: iiiIiii: (4-inch I.D.PVC with - - 0.02-inch slots) S-5 - 20 420• AID - WTPH-G - 8020 • - - - 7421 - 25 - I — — _ Very dense,moist to wet,gray,silty,fine . _ to medium SAND with grov is. _ . J - I S-6 50/5' 73 1 _r Threaded end cap - - 30n Boring terminated at 30 fee!. LEGEND RZA - AGRA 2-inch O.D. Geotechnical&Environmental Group Observed groundwater level . split-spoon;somple AID (ATD a at time of drilling) 11335 NE 122nd Way,Suite 100 Kirkland,Washington 98034-6918 Drilling started: '22 January 1992 Drilling completed: 22 January 1992 Logged by: DAS it ' PROJECT BP Service Station No. 11053 W.O.W-6414-1 WELL NO. MW-3 •levation reference: Well completed:22 January 1992 • ,• surface elevat Cui ng ing elevation: AS-BUILT DESIGN Page 2 SOIL DESCRIPTION 1 TESTING - c 3 0 I S-7 50/6' 33 Borin®terminated at 30 feet. • • - 5 - — — — - I - 10 — — — - 15 — — — _ - 20- • • - 25 — — — • - 30- LEGEND RZA - AGRA Geotechnlcal&Environmental Group T 2-Inch O.D: M Observed groundwater level sdM•spr sample m (ATD a at time of Ming) 11335 NE 122nd Way,Suite 100 Kirkland,Washington 98034-6918 Drilling started: 22 January 1992 Dril:ing completed: 22 January 1992 Logged by: DAS PROJECT BP Service Stui&on No. 11053 W.O.W-6t14-1 WELL NO. MW-4 Elevation reference: Well completed:23 January 1992 Ground surface elevation: Casing elevation: AS-BUILT DESIGN Page 1 $ SOIL DESCRIPTION o 23 c steel monuutment ed TESTING ' ° <—Ground surface 0 Asphalt Paving I ' Top of casing Loose,damp to moist,light brown,silty,fine Locking Thermos to medium SAND with some gravels. - (:� ;'.' Cement t I S-1 18 5 - `'• � Bentonite/Concrete - Slurry - 5 - Loose,moat,brownish gray,silty,fine — — :• -. - to medium SAND with some gravels. EEC±.: Casing (Schedule-4 4-inch I.D. PVC) - - S-2 6 36 WTPH-G - 8020 - d 0 - Color change to light brown. — — - '. f Bentonite Chip - S-3 11 2 - ...-Vhe• - J _ ` ?E 10-20 sand " ''=` "" ``'` filter pack - WTPH-G S-4 s/5' 0 8020 , Verydens' moist t t r '' >' 4 1 e, to ,gay,silty,fine to- 2 medium SAND with grovels. ?< - - 20 - — ....... - — Screen - (4-inch I.D. PVC ATD � � `.'.E . � :.:.::. with - 1 `'gig <'' 0.02-Inch slots) - S-5 •50/5" 0 = — �`: E . I S- 50/4- 0 Threaded end cop - 30 - Boring terminated at 30 feet. RZA - AGRA LEGEND 2-inch O.D. IVObserved groundwater level Geoteehnicol&Environments!Group spN•spoea sample ATD (ATD=at time of drilling) 11335 NE 122nd Way,Suite 100 Kirkland,Washington 98034-6918 Drilling started: 23 January 1992 Drilling completed: 23 January 1992 Logged by: DAS 1 - I , IROJECT BP Service Station No. 11053 W.O...... 6414-1 WELL NO. MW-S levation reference: , Well completed:23 January 1992 Ground surface elevation: Casing elevation: AS-BUILT DESIGN Page 1 L 2 SOIL DESCRIPTION c steel ou me lESTINc , steel monument) - IF 3 Ground surce ° Asaholt Paving — /��^ a�� // V , Top of ct�sing Loose,damp to moist,light brown,silty,lino I :::::: io: Locking Thermos si{{is to medium SAND with some gravels. - S-1 - 13 0 ;r; • -. Cap .:::::• ........x.: :f Cement _L_ 1 , i • . x•:•:•:•:. ; ....::.::: t : ;, Bentonite/Concrete Loose,moist,gray,slily,fine to medium " Slurry cl - 5 _ SAND with some gravels. _ _ _ ii-xie Casing - K'' (Schedule-4 ee-we 4-inch I.D. P1)C) S-2 " 5 0 - :Y�. ,,,n - :•:ti{:' }}:Z, — G ' ` fr j Bentonite Chip 8020ir - ,: 7421 10 - Increased moisture to moist to wet. — - . S-3 10 1 -_ iiiiiiijc 10-20 sand - filter pack - 15 — — — - Color chap a to graymottled with 9 _ light brown. S-4 " 2 0 . - Screen - (4-inch LD. PVC 1 WTPH-G with 8020 - - 0.02-Inch slo s) 7421 —. —AID iiii - S-5 ' 19 1 - • Very dense,moist to wet,grog,silty,fine Threaded end cap to medium SAND with gravels. -- , • Boring;terminated at 25 feet - - - due;to practiacal refusal - . - 30_ LEGEND RZA - AGRA T 2-inch O.D. M Observed groundwater level Geotechnical&Environmental Group split-spoon sample Am CATD=at time of diking) 11335 NE 122nd Way.Suite 100 Kirkland,Washington 98034-6918 Drilling started: 23 January 1992 Drilling completed: 23 January 1992 Logged by: DAS ZPT. CREED =ANALYTICAL_ 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011.2569 Phone (206) 481-9200• FAX (206)485-2992 1c�:.a.....,:.::•:::,-,.o. .;., «;^•":.,.,..,..:.;....:T::..:^. m cM.. .............. �r�+::y,•,.r< ,z. ..................r;<mx...............:....:. ..w....:«µ::«K•:e:•:<.�.> P.•:.•,'3�w:a::,x..,..,,..•....,� � �t, .. .. .::,.. .wa.wwurarr•'•:ci:;'riav,'>ai.�:;::c::i:::k•?;:«� :"..:�:rt:::�w,::i.•�•:.v:;�`;:�:::;.;i '•:N�'•.�:.:::::�::,:::,.�.•.�:�:•:�::.•.Yµ�µ.......;.;. < RZZ/AGRA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson W-6414-1 tii 11 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Matrix: Soil fig Ki and,WA 98034 Analysis for. Total Solids Received: Jan 24, 1992'< Atte tion: John Cooper First Sample#: 201-0847 1 Feb 6, 1992 : `'v'v^w.,,2�:1....•:..:•. <'v`i;,�;?X\{.;r:l:ti^::x^:n:.•:T'wp. .TiID.,wni:e.. 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To an.•n dry weight equivalents for regulatory compliance,divide the soil result by the decimal traction of percent solids. - • EK ANALYTICAL Bc,• ocanour Labo tory Director 2010847.RZA <1> 2E-CREEK • ANALYTICA 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 I Phone 06( )4 81 9200• FAX (206) 48 5 2992 ...d;•>::•?.;;:::::::::::... ' C.'M".•"`.....;:.:: :=<:�?:::..,:.:•:..,•....:.•:sz•^"s:<::^ :'"'^"".~q?S.•.:•:x.�....... ... ':.•.•7!a."SS:"!'S.•:•.::.:"..y.K...,w�::�?I.y.,.s..,..y.; ER /AGRA I Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson W-6414-1 Sampled: Jan 22-23,1992 El 11 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Matrix Descript: Soil Received: Jan 24, 1992` O:• IkKir and,WA 98034 Analysis Method: EPA 5030/8015/8020 Analyzed: Jan 30, 1992y }Att ntion: John Co'o er First Sample#: 201-0847 Reported: Feb P ,�•-•-- r, 1992 :...:.;.v..v::....}.:+:: }h ..♦'+,v.;ti;{•{•?:•?:?:4:•?:6??:i<? ::�.:.....+:.:. �.... ..'.•.•".:::•.'^..............+v.�:::::;.... .::: .:::...:•...:..:..:}}MY,??�!.)!+(.}yw... ..M.N.N!'^:M:Sw.ww.wwN. +. ..... ........ ..... .::•v:.::::++'24ti+i6+.y...y........:�.�•�{:�._:::::.:::::•:::;;, ............::.{...:.::.+v .::?:.ev:????::i::: ^!^!;yC..•�^:!•f.^!iHw;¢v.:�+:: YWtY}.. .. ....... > t ..Y+X.AOv?Jvadw�•% 00 +AOt:id.VJ06ii+wa _ .7........y.:��.• ........i...n:v:•:;:_. ..:....:.....:::+. :•..::......•:... '. .eii&ietd' OTAL PETROLEUM FUEL HYDROCARBONS with BTEX DISTINCTION (WTPH-G/BTEX) Sample Sample Volatile P P Ethyl Surrogate Number Description Hydrocarbons Benzene Toluene Benzene Xylenes Recovery mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg % (PPm) (1)Pm) (PPm) (PPm) (PPm) 01-0847 B3-S4 3.3 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 97 G-2 01-0848 1 133-95 410 N.D. 0.82 1.4 2.9 99 '01-0849 134-92 6.9 0.30 N.D. 0.22 2.9 108 • '01-0850 B4-S4 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 1 9 '01-0851 B5-S2 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 95 .01-0852 B5-S4 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 92 B 013092 Method Blank N.D. N.D. • N.D. N.D. N.D. 89 • Dete•tion Limits: 1.0 0.050 0.10 0.10 0.10 • Volatil_ Hydrocarbons are,quantitated against a gasoline standard (nC5-nC12).Surrogate recovery reported Is for Bromofluorobenzen I. Malyt.s reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. • e - H C:EEK ANALYTICAL Please Note: 4 The detection limit for Benzene in#201-0848 - 0.40 mg/kg. e A. - ocanour Labor-tory Director , I 2010847. <2> - CREED ANALYTICA 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206) 481-9200• FAX (206) 485-2992 HYDROCARBON ANALYSES FOOTNOTES 11/92) Code ' Description VOLATILE HYDROCARBONS - Gasoline Range Organics G 1 The hydrocarbons present in this sample are primarily due to extractable diesel range organics. G 2 The hydrocarbons present in this sample area complex mixture of both gasoline range and diesel range organics. G 3 The total hydrocarbon result in this sample is primarily due tol a peak(s) eluting in the purgeable hydrocakbon range. Identification and quantitation by EPA 8010, 8021 or 8240 is recommended. EXTRACTABLE HYDROCARBONS - Diesel Range Organics D 1 The hydrocarbons present in this sample are primarily due to volatile gasoline range organics. D 2 The hydrocarbons present in this sample are primaril due to very heavy, non-resolvable oil range organics. Quantitation by EPA 418 . 1 is recommended. D 3 The hydrocarbons present in this sample are a complex mixture of volatile gasoline, extractable diesel and non-resolvable oil range organics. D 4 The hydrocarbon result shown is an estimated (greater than) value due to high concentration. Reanalysis is being performed to yield a quantitative result. Oils & Lubricants [ ] T.R.P.H. (418 .1) Diesel & Fuel Oils [' Extractables (3550/8015) Gasoline ] Volatil;es (5030/8015) LOW LOW TO MEDIUM MEDIUM MEDIUM TO HIGH VERY HIGH HYDROCARBON BOILING POINT RANGE CARBON RANGE: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 +29 id= CREEK --ANALYTICAL 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 980 1-2569 Phone (206) 481-9200• FAX (206)485-2992 ••••x::{:n;{:nv:::•::.:•.::::•m:r.,•:.w.::•.:u•.:w.v+vr.•w:::;m,+v�r..nv.::•rn::•.w:••:•n:•r.:•:.,:4:x±isK{4:^:iw:{{;err{'{;{v:r.{.};.wn:vvmwvw•.vrnvw:n,vvn•:ur.:r:.v.vrw:w.wewlw.•:rn•.vnw.•:.w:•x::r.•..w:vr r:�v:.:•:rr-:•r:r..w:::::.v .•::ri..v::rrrx..i.v:::::::. ::•.. rn...:.:•.�:::.:.:::::.v:::::v::v::•..........:..:..............:..... ........... .. {............... .....fir.......... .:Y::r•,:::::.:::.v:::::::.�::::::m::.•.v.,V:ititi•):v.Sx.:v.ti•.VC4::J:i::iL::w.•:v.:ui.)))::StiiO))):J):{•))isi)::):4iF:.:iiisi)i)iiii::ismttiG•.r :.::ii)::ti•:)):•:ii:4)isviri�iri::":::•i::::`>•Y::i)isJ):L.i:iis?{:.:.i:Y::'i<i'�i:iriSii:::i' riiiii:ti :{;: rw.w.wrrrvnrr... .:.rv.s,. .r.., RZA/AGRA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson W-6414-1 Sampled: Jan 22-23,1992:< 01335 NE 122nd Way, #100 Analysis Method: EPA 7420 Received: Jan 24, 1992 s Kirkl nd,WA 98034! Analysis for. Total Lead Digested: Jan 27, 1992>: Atte tion: John Cooper First Sample#: 201-0847 Analyzed: Jan 27, 1992 >: I Matrix: Soil Reported: Feb 6, 1992 :.:.. .. :�w.,...,,N.:.{,:,w:::::...,:):..::r:.:::.:::::.::.,,.:.r,,,.:..:.,..,..,.,..:...,::::..w:.:.,:x..„:,.::.,:.:r:r.,, ,.,v ...:,,......:,:::..,.::,,..,v...:..vl .: ...... ..........: •:.):{yy:{;{.•v...wwhw.;•!,yL........................... ....r......;..............:.n................h............::.::........h.:iw.}w...:{{�v..},v.;x�.x¢;.Yv{w)v.:;wyii'J.{{x{n:Tw.wxv.•:.v.:vr..:n+.nr: .v rm.wnr.....m..r........ x......:n: {::)[:::{. ..r.3::vritii::::;t: :%::Mi.):;i'i::�v:•:�:j:::•):ism:.:i:i::•i:::j.::::.:.i)i:j{.i}}iiii>'iiiY:isi`v{:')i)::•Y:i'}:•'ii:.):: i^::'rail:i:..'::iiii::::iit:':{:i:i!i':i:::::is::�iVt�.:rti:•"•)'�p��"')'•'L)i.\ti3:w: � J.J�:f:n�{isJYi:1{iwS2a{w�v'i,�tw`ttiJ:�tiitGi�riLn 'w.nm•.:.:.,,..q+YT.•..wwv+wiN/n.:w\-0wnn.n:r..w„:v.+..w•..[•i.,..v).vCA:rd.Jn:,ir:.•W....v.Jrm..:.::....nvr..,.µnr..:nv rr+.wLr:.r:r...v.. fM METALS ANALYSIS FOR: Total Lead -ample Sample Sample umber ,Description Detection Limit Result mg/kg (ppm) mg/kg 01-0847 B3-S4 . 7.5 13 .01-0848 83-S5 7.5 12 01-0849 64-S2 7.5 24 241-0850 e4-54 7.5 14 2 0 1-0851 B5-S2 7.5 22 2 1 1-0852 B5-S4 7.5 15 B 012792 Method Blank 150N9/L N.D. Analyte reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. N• :T CREEK ANALYTICAL w-ti. •ocanour • Labor.tory Director : 2010547 l <3> CREEI( -=--=-RANALYTICAI ,.. 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206) 481-9200• FAX (206) 485-2992 0::::::mortzammi*. . ::mmism rnmrnmsimrpnvi:*.mmnsmtmn:s:,.:oni:immommnimmgzazimm,..iii:=::;:;:cmiammamimm! tRZNAGRA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson W-6414-1 Analyst: R. Lister V 11 111335 NE 122nd Way, #100 Method : EPA 5030/8020 S. Stowell pKirk and,WA 98034 Sample Matrix: Soil gAttention: John Cooper Units: mg/kg Analyzed: Jan 30, 1992g OC SaMple#: 201-0907 Reported: FebI 6, 1992! — QUALITY CONTROL DATA REPORT AN4LYTE I Ethyl Benzene Toluene benzene Xylenes Sample Conc.: N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. Spike Conc. Added: 0.50 • 0.50 0.50 1.50 Co c. Matrix Spike: 0.43 0.45 0.54 1.54 M trix Spike %Recovery: 86 90 108 103 Conc. Matrix Spike Dup.: 0.42 • 0.44 0.52 1.49 M trix Spike uplicate % eeci ao tvi ve er y: , 84 88 104 99 % Dlifference: 2.4 2.2 3.8 3.3 N H CR EK ANALYTICAL %Recovery: , it..r.. Relative%Difference: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of Sample x 100 Spike Conc.Added Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of M.S.D. (Conc.of M.S. + Conc.of M.S.D.1/2 Labo atory Director x 100 ot ocanour 2010847.RZA <4> l..1-{tK = =ANALYTICA _ 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 980111-2569 Phone (206) 481-9200• FAX (206)4+5.2992 M•xywv,.}:{•.Fwa:vw::wvn::::xvrww::w}:vw::::nv::.:x•.::+•::vw•.::•.:::•.x:•:::.xvwvxx:::nww::vx+w{:?;w.xw:vw.mxx•.wmwnv..v{.�•n;w}vH,w.}:.;}}w,v,;i:{{.;{{.};w}}w.w.w.vwvw�n;wx::•.y,.vr.w.,wiw•w{.r{.vv v.xvw}}:•Y.r{4i••vw:;.}:;{.v,.:�n:;.v}}`•.}•+,.•�•.v:: iii :.::•::::.:::..•::.,•:::.�:.:::.:•::::.�.:.:.:,•.:-:.�::::::::.,:.�::::.,::::::.,•::::::w•::.:•::::::::::::::::::.�::::::..•.:::::::::::::::.v::::.�:::::::r:.�:::.::::::::::.�.,,•:::}:.�:::::>}:::{.•::::;::•r::s:::a»:r�r}r:}:.:•}:w.:.r:.a•::}:::}r.:•r:r.::::.,...,.....:::...x.�::•:::::::r.::w}::� R /AGRA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget& Benson W-6414-1 Analyst: D.Vandel F; 113 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Method : EPA 7420 l::< Ki and,WA 98034 Sample Matra: Soil Digested: Jan 27, 1992g kAtte tion: John Cooper Units: mg/kg Analyzed: Jan 27, 199Zil a•: oC Sample#: 201-0743 Reported: Feb 6, 1992<s`w .w.:r. w w.w..r.r.x ,,: �:{{{r.:::.: w..v.:.:::::.:.:.::.:.:.}.{.w,,...:.{ }::::,h:.{::.:,.....rvn; .. .... }y({yniv,MS!h^:^S:!{M.tt}....../:{.w............... :t...f:................... ... ... ... ...... :{{{..H.;.:.w:y;{wr.x;.vIX'..w%!{N.+.'1.7Y..,.....{nv« ^:4 Y.}v::M,;;.www..rww :yv..:.:.�?::y:):`.�rits•ir}:•A.}}}is3:J.:•.v.•nvw4::""""i:•in.:•)'w:vv9J::>is�i.JSX.'iri+'ii::>it"viw::ist:i.}i::%�i.:i:::$'r.>ii:�iw:rwl�f.'::4ii}: } ,dppy y.w.:.y,.•.yq.wx:0.w::w.{.Y.+i.:•:Rw.4np%:gxhw.•x.•..:kk.\..w.M •4nvv.v::n•.vrwG0.Wh•.Sr}. .•, r.O•:�' v:wvw QUALITY CONTROL DATA REPORT ANALYTE Pb Sample Conc.: 81 Spike Conc. Added: 50 Conc. Matrix Spike: 130 Matrix Spike %Recovery: 98 Conc. Matrix Spike Dup.: 130 • M trix Spike uplicate % ecovery: 98 elative %Difference: 0 • •R H C • K ANALYTICAL %Recovery: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of Sample x 100 laSpike Conc.Added • Relative%Difference: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of M.S.D. x 100 • OCanour (Conc.of M.S. + Conc.of M.S.D.)/2 Labo atory Director 2010847 RZA <5> J.lif, (..1-iE#K T.-.". ANALYTICAL , 0 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206)481-9200•FAX (206) 485-2992 ...t.LwAy• m-----:...k. •- -— • • .,***:";•• . .- . ,,s... - • .• • 1 ll FIZA4GRA , Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson Sampled: Feb 12, 1992 11 NE 122nd Wall', #100 Matrix Descript: Water Received: Feb 12, 1992 .E> ..: .1Orld ,WA 98034 , Analysis Method: EPA 5030/8015/8020 Analyzed: Feb 19, 1992 .:, r)Atten lon: John Cooper First Sample#: 202-0536 Reported: Feb.27, 1992 . .... ... .., ..... . .. , ff .....r ..•:::,wz::.... . przfr,..4...... ..oz=ri.".7..:=7,x;=,: T•TAL PETROLEUM FUEL HYDROCARBONS with BTEX DISTINCTION (WTPH-G/BTEJC) •ample Sample Volatile Ethyl S4rogate umber Description Hydrocarbons Benzene Toluene Benzene Xylenes Recovery pg/L pg/L pg/L pg/L pg/L) % (PPb) (PPb) (1)Pb) (ppb) (ppb) 21)2-0536 MW-3 27,000 8,700 110 '320 960 95 2(12-0537 MW-4 N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 93 BLK021992 Method Blank N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. 90 • 1 1 Detection Limits: , 50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 I Volatile Hydrocarbons are quantitated against a gasoline standard(nC5-nC12).Surrogate recovery reported is for Bromofluorobenzene. Analytes reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. TH C EEK ANALYTICAL Cocanour Laboratory Director 2020536. <1> j= CREEK ANALYTICAL. 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 9801 1-2569 Phone 2 06 481-92 00 FAX 2( 06 5-299 2 ( p.!> •fC4Wi:?•:4}iLwOi%•wH .,.vl -. .r OaW:3:JL•nnv :.vvw•7C.v.•ninw::w•:.v: ..... .xn\v:......... ....�:t,.y:v::•:::.}w:.v:::::.v::.vvvw.....v:}•:..,{.}�,M,.,:!,.;::3...•ir.?: r..v:•7F:[:1M}:M,.,:4:?4:S...L3:?:i.}}•..n,H.}:?4}}};i:lr': 40ha+..,,�4c,...,w.w,,.r...,..>Kw•.d�:,�.,,..,,w...•..w..::::..v:.w:.�...: .4�✓,�.,�cw.�.,,,4«,.wiwu: w;`.cr}:?.'..u•r 'w:::>.;z>}i,:<iG:;:•.:rr:::•i:,:::y;:{. tv: R /AGRA ; Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson Sampled: Feb 12, 1992<> t. . •113 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Analysis Method: EPA 7421 Received: Feb 12, 1992 , 2 Kir and,WA 98034 Analysis for. Total Lead Digested: Feb 15, 1992 ' 'iAtte tion: John Cooper First Sample#: 202-0536 Analy zed: Feb 17, 1992::' z.> Matrix: Water Reported: Feb 27, 1992'11: {A..vi.nwr• 4••Yr{MK•X+ r:'.nv;:...K.y,4!!rn..'+•'•.:....:C-'-..:..:•::::::.:..{x!MU::v,4yK,'.M-PY.+.yw... :M????!4:4XN.MHitM>}}!Cw.. iiFi`i.?. :-:... ; S::ti:•:.{:..::}.:::::>-:•:4::•}'n}}:vr.i.'}}}:?+w::}w:r. :: .......i LK!A:::..`........wvw. Yl.w:WK>NG(•'+G(>.v>Xv ? »v..s.:w 4. i•... v:::???Sv.;...::.. v.: ..........: `!r!!�pM^^^^w!•Y.{�!S.K:.,..vwv�ww;v:v.:.rrr:rrw.:vwi•:i.. .v:.. yr.v:.v::: ..v.?vi:::n2.3.4:m•.Yi:K.h�:44iCri:}+''tiYi>:}w{::::;.x:..>}.:.:n}'->:yy n•.,i..y.:.v..y.{. ,..:r..}:..:.,{.:r.4:••3::.•v.,•;i•::.w•,;:y{:v:::: .x?.<:w..a>xw.:,,:s>r.3.cr..4rrR>nhi.2y..,c4..na.}.�.r)).>..,.+:..u..Vr...>:u...>`.•,•/.wx.::3Y.oiaG::T.:.i::;Siy»Y�?.':r';'::{�9`+: i'S:v::::1:; ri�:is`.i;i.2i%::: t : : :'>: i METALS ANALYSIS FOR: Total Lead Sample am P Sample Sample Number Description Detection Limit Result pg/L(ppb) pg/L 02-0536 MW-3 1.0 4.4 '02-0537 MW-4 1.0 N.D. B 021592 !Method Blank 1.0 N.D. • Malyte reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. NOR CREEK ANALYTICAL C6r.42.L____ Scot ocanour Labo tory Director 2020536.RZA <2> , Lia. CREEK ----='- E ANALYTICAL 71------- 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206) 481-9200•FAX(206) 485.2992 ,..;i:KaMir?:MCIEZZIZIENifim:mmtiMafmiriVmx:mw:WmEmo!'"rm-17:MMISMTP...4:6.1:°71X71=31t..:MO:Mi:;:lz;::::wai::*;: k):giA/Aoii;+- k...: Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson Sampled: Feb 12, 1992 I 113 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Ana, Iysis Method: EPA 7421 Received: Feb 12, 1992 tiKirld nd,WA 98034 Ana, lysis for. Dissolved Lead Digested: Feb 15, 1992.1 tAtte tion: John Cooper First Sample#: 202-0536 Analyzed: Feb 17, 1992t Matrix: Water Reported: Fep 27, 19921if: ri 1 ..'::.!:::::::, ...: .. :.:..::..:,:nnrmrrm'..m::mmmEmn.mmmngvgvnzzsrmgr.rnrzm:mnmor:N.N:nmx:n.l:rrmzpmz :Ewm::5::z,..',t7.,!iiC:n,Vii!:M!:!!: METALS ANALYSIS FOR: Dissolved Lead Sample Sample Sample umber Description Detection Limit Result pg/L(ppb) 1.0 P9/1- 02-0536 MW-3 1.9 202-0537 MW-4 1.0 N.D. BLK021592 Method Blank 1.0 N.D. • • Analytes reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. NORTH CREEK ANALYTICAL 41111. • °-41.----÷--- " •t C canour I. bora ory Director I 2020536.— <3> ANALYTICAL 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206)481-9200•FAX (206)485-2992 ............ .... .. ;RZAyAGRA aient Project ID: B.P. Puget 8 Benson Sampled: Fe 12, 1992 €113 15 NE 122nd Way, #100 Sample Descript: Water Received: Fe 12, 1992:'' fKirkl nd,WA 98034 Analysis for: Turbidity r RAtte tion: John Cooper First Sample#: 202-0536 Analyzed: Feb 13, 1992i` P P >>:..;,r .................... .rr:.. v.<:::.vm: N ,:N;.w M M K.. ...�,,,,.. �A;. ;.:.K«.v.k�:,..N,:..r:::..:..:.�v�w .x�:�::.� :M.Reported: b 27, 1992>�' .wx.:,.......<.....,�............:..: ...�..>..,.........:.:...,•,,..v,::.:•.,:...,Kx,.:..,�,..>.::.�.w.....> ; :.:...:,Rxx:mx:w:;;:>:,.»>s:>:;:;i;:,;gm:::.;•; .:: LABORATORY ANALYSIS FOR: Turbidity ample umber Sample Sample Description Detection Limit Result NTU NTU 02-0536 Mw-3 1.0 280 202-0537 Mw-4 1.0 520 BLK021392 Method Blank 1.0 N.D. • • Analytes reported as N.D.were not present above the stated limit of detection. NORTH CREEK ANALYTICAL Scot C canour Laboratory Director 2020536.RZA <4> CREEK — -ANALYTICAL__ 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 9801.2569 • :•.a;wv.Y•p,aaYy��nnnnwxmkw.w.vn...•v4.vh a%•*'.F):M:... v:.x.x..:v.a:y Phone (206)481-9200•FAX(206)485-2992 efiz.;::'y':i'!'s .x:::::r:::•>:•::::•.::Y:'Y:i•::•::•::i::::Yc"'4t;:;•:;:.>:;:•::.:.f#:.•:?h•; :;. ,:,ii:s.,,,.7r",r 1.1:::.:::•,i:•- :Y «y,,s �x wxxr. :,.:.�::.xx�•Y .... w:v:nay..v�1avwvww.:;:.�..:•.ouv.•.a.: +•.�r.�,..w.xawa..,«w..wx..�.x.x.x..,wr.x•.r.r:+:r......,...x.:.:::::):a::;.:w�x ::a :aw.^ 3'� :. �...w.r..corx.''N��'�..:,:r:..:,•`.�.::�>:..• :•'"?'w.".::;'^.?^.`.:`•.".x:�.'°1,:`.. .:i '>s?4'tiU`�".,�,,•.•`.'•?A^!.<^: R /AGRA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget& Benson xwx µH�"`"""""'' Analyst: lg. Lister �> k>113 5 NE 122nd Way, #100 Method : EPA 5030 8020 <Y' / Stowell Kirand,WA 980341 Sample Matrix: Water t>Atte tion: John Cooper Units:pg/L Analyzed: Feb 19, 1992 QC Sample#: 202-0578 axWA S. ;•:•vi i: .:: w::Mi xx.v:::.:m. .;•v: w... .�: . ry Reported:o rt ed: Feb 2 7 1992w.? bv.n:• Y•4 )i4Aw�wk. MhYS::;...... r ;;v::.v.v::;?jiji•n}... .. . :n •.:fAMw: 3,.W;. .w::H4 .Q vYM• rMMJ4MUrL4AnE4 % yxi l I QUALITY CONTROL DATA REPORT ANALYTE Ethyl Benzene Toluene benzene Xylenes Sample Conc.: N.D. N.D. N.D. N.D. Spike Conc. dded: 5.0 5.0 5.0 15.0 Co c- Matrix pike: 4.6 4.4 5.0 13.0 Ma rix Spike %Recovery: 92 88 100 87 Con . Matrix Spi e Dup.: , 5.0 4.6 5.2 14.4 Ma irix Spike D ,plicate %R:covery: ; 100 92 104 96 R•lative %Di erence: 8.3 4.4 3.9 10 I • I I NO- 0. CREEK ANALYTICAL %Recovery: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of Sample x 100 I • Spike Conc.Added Sc4 •- ! Relative%Difference: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of M.S.D. . x 100 o •canour La'bora ory Director (Conc.of M.S. t Conc.of M.S.D.)/2 • 2020536.RZA <5> L C V■ ■Sow all.A -- =ANALYTICAL T 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 98011-2569 Phone (206)481-9200•FAX (206) 485-2992 Mw wun+w•.ww::.w:.:•. nx..v..,.. ::w vM ..MMw <.,?,........-:Y'w� ,.ww I <•i:.'::•.•:.::.. . : ::::-:-0,..:::;•::...........:::........::::::::.::::::.�:::::..::::.�::::::::::.:.....;:.'w.•n ..Fn.....n nvny,6Y.M:S.`!Y/M>.. ......... ff w•:r. -. :.::•.::.:+:n ...vi:vi:•:<vw.>M:»x�W.xn.n:n.(»n':.v.v:.Y::':x•n•:MYM•N:.vx':nv.+vn�:.w:::nxw:.v.>v.xw::x:::.:•:Lw�>�::x»M•M::�..n.'wti ii:•:tiv:•'wLw:tiv.�NvnvMvnw�: Yv ._ i::ri•ii:'1:3:iL:�•rid'w'tiwSiu:M4i:}v:<•.• ii :•:4invTl.':i} 'RZA AGRA I Client Project ID: B.P. Puget 8 Benson Analyst : M. Essig s '1133 NE 122nd Way, #100 Method : EPA 7421 k ? Kirkl nd,WA 98034 Sample Matra: Water Digested: Feb 15, 1992' , a:�Attention: John Cooper Unitspg/L :... � Analyzed: Fe 17, 1992 '' OC Sample#: BLK021592 Re orted: Fe� 27, r=?:8."".".'"!:4.:y....::->4.::.:><;;?,:y:n...>,x...?.::?t;'i::c::•>y:.:.::::.:y.....•-w:•>,.:.,.r:•;.;:..�.:. .>,x n..,:.;:..•. P.. 1992 ' .....+..; :.::...,;: ... .... ....... :•..g.:.rawK;;:.+.,?;.:?-y,+..>:•t•:•::.•»;...iami>wxv:...v,.;.a+.!•:,.w...?..:.?.:...^.Ma:?v..;. iiiii.::+:.Y:.,:. ..•..M•:..•:•..vv:.::.:.....:. w>w;pax:n••»:>ra:s:.u:x.;:aw:.:.;:.;•;::.... ..:..:-:,:::::::>:.:.:.;..;:.... :.:..<:..s:.;:.�:::.:::::�.:.:.;..;:'.:.:: ...... ... > a .....:.:....t..::...•.w�.>.rt,.w>s»:.x.a.>9»... :..x.:<:�:iar::;.:;•:sr.::si•.:xo:s:i.w:.ar:::'',w•.r.::-:w..:i.>•.»:cv:::.n�+•;:�,:.::..::u:.>:n:::.;r QUALITY CONTROL DATA REPORT ANALYTE Pb Sam le Conc.: I N.D. Spi a Conc. dded: 20 Con . Matrix pike: 21 Ma rix Spike %R-covery: 105 Con.. Matrix ' Spi e Dup.: 23 Mat ix Spike D plicate ' %R•covery: I 115 R.lative Di erence: ' 9.1 N• -T CREEK ANALYTICAL %Recovery: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of Sample x 100 Spike Conc.Added 4 (3,..„..........___.,..._____ Rel tive%Difference: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of M.S.D. x 100 S '• C canour (Conc.of M.S. + Conc.of M.S.D.)/2 Labora ory Director 2020536.RZA <6> �.rttti‘ ,= =ANALYTICA e• • , F 1 18939 120th Avenue N.E.,Suite 101 •Bothell,WA 980�11-2569 0,.::::::::,,,,,,,:,._,.._..:{L.:: .w::::.i::..\;;n'F.: .: 'h+�i�,'�+�u'+�Y... >'vvn:vwwvvw:x.: Phone .............%AwvwFn�.>Ji4%iiJ:?>vti4i::v'F:iv%4%i...............::...�: . .:... - FAX(206) ..... •m>vw:»,i.m.x.wr>x.+n,�.,,..w:•.w%4:i4:4%{iGwrv:L%J4iw:...:.:>:::: :....:..:::.. .:�{?PR•:Y,•:•::Y:(^fYn:.+n:�!;..`rw^:!!ry.."^M>:••:rx++x 485-2992 .. +:..........,u.....�:. x.w:u,.,w.,,;��c.<�.>a:::�::�;:sw ;:f:rs>� >»:z�,>;::<:;: ::: #RZA/AA Client Project ID: B.P. Puget&Benson Analyst: K Anton s #> a 11335 NE 122nd Way, #100 Method: EPA 180.1 S;, Kirldand,WA 98034 Sample Matrix: Water • 0 Ei Attention: John Cooper Units: NTU h Analyzed: Feb 13, 19921< 0 OC Sample#: BLK021392 Re orted: F. b 27, '" wnTY>..>td. � : .4:'•.J::•.v:"ii:.;.>}•:.':r^:::::•:4:v:�:..n>}:•isvi:•:::::•i::::>iY:'>::v:<:i4::.}:•:.::........:::::.. ..:..::: ...........W.. D e 1992`'>' � Y:•»>+>�•w>:ax•••h?:,:>,aw»>•Fx4fftie�b:::i�Fezieixiii»+:R:»isaiiii;:i`i: i'..:fifio:%iidiFwora»x»w»sr:+:Jfif�?::.::...:•:,.:o`»:.:;;�:..:��.:.::;(;.:G:y:�%:;x+7.0e :fsaa> •:>:�:y,:::wr.,•a .. .:+tii;:i::::.i•:•IZ.2 QUALITY CONTROL DATA REPORT ANALYTE Turbidity Sample Conc.: N.D. Spike Conc. Added: 20 C nc. Matrix Spike: P 20 M trix S Spike % ecovery: 100 Conc. Matrix Spike Dup.: 20 M trix Spike uplicate % ecovery: 100 Relative %D fference: 0 , NOR H CREEK ANALYTICAL %Recovery: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of Sample x 100 ar-ot- Spike Conc.Added - Relative%Difference: Conc.of M.S.-Conc.of M.S.D. x 100 Scot iocanour (Conc.of M.S. + Conc.of M.S.D.)/2 labo -tory Director I . 2020536.RZA <7> 1I 1 = ; Emcon 18912 North Creek Parkway•Suite 100•Bothell,Washington 98011-8016• (206)485-5000• Fax(206)486-97.1. • August 22, 1995 Project 40328-067.005 Mr. Larry Silva Tosco Northwest Company C1T 0' TFT NNING 601 Union Street, Suite 2500 N Seattle, WA 98101 AUG 13 199 Re: Results of Additional Assessment and Data Evaluation RECEiIV Tosco #11053,Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Silva: EMCON is pleased to present its findings from monitoring well installation, groundwate sampling, and remediation& data evaluation activities for Tosco Northwest Compaq (Tosco) Station#11U53, at 2022 South Puget Drive in Renton, Washington. Tosc retained EMCON to install two groundwater monitoring wells at the site, perfo groundwater sampling of selected on-site wells in conjunction with well installatio activities, and then perform two rounds of groundwater sampling at on-site wells. This report)summarizes the results of the field activities, presents results of laboratory analyses I and evaluates data gathered for the site. BACKGROUND The site is an operating service station located on the northwest corner of South Puge Drive and Benson Highway in Renton, Washington (Figure 1). Site features include station building containing a small convenience store, a restroom building, a canopy are with two pump islands, and three steel USTs (Figure 2). Seven groundwater monitorin wells (MW-1 through MW-5, TW-6, and TW-8) and one vapor extraction well wer present on site befo le the start of EMCON's additional investigation and the remedia, activities discussed b low. Before Tosco1 s purchase of the site in 1994, the site was owned and operated by BP. I 1993, {BP contracted RZA AGRA, Inc., to install and operate a soil vapor extraction system (SVES) after petroleum hydrocarbons were encountered in the soil in the area of the UST complex. Remediation system equipment was installed, but was not operating during EMCON site visits in November 1993 and February 1994. B\L:\DATA\0328-TOS\67\11053-R.822-95\cmc:3 s. ' 1 Mr. Larry Silva Project 40328-067.005 August 22, 1995 Page 2 In February 1994, EMCON conducted assessment activities at the site as part of the BP/Tosco purchase agreement. This work included drilling three soil borings (TW-6, TB-7, and TW-8) and converting two of the borings (TW-6 and TW-8) to groundwater monitoring wells. Groundwater was not encountered at TB-7. Soil samples collected from TW-6,! TB-7, and TW-8, contained (in at least one instance each) TPH-G, TPH-D, TPH-O, and BTEX constituents. TPH-G(up to 11,000 ppm) TPH-D (up to 1,330 ppm), TPH-O (up to 490 ppm) and BTEX (up to 6.7 ppm benzene, 190 ppm toluene, 91 ppm ethylbenzene, and 699 ppm total xylenes) also were detected in soil samples collected from the UST complex area during Stage 2 vapor recovery line installation work in May 1994. • The results of this work investigation and the State 2 soil sampling were summarized in the May 1994 baseline assessment report for the site. During tank tightness testing in October 1994, gasoline leakage from one of the turbines was discovered. The turbine subsequently was repaired at that time. Afterward, BP's consultant discovered free-floating product in monitoring well MW-3 during a site visit in November 1994. Tosco was informed of the presence of floating product in the well and subsequently reques+1 that EMCON investigate the situation and perform remedial activities as necess EMCON personnel removed approximately 10.75 gallons of floating product from MW-3 during four site visits in November 1994. A passive product recovery skimmer subsequently was installed in- MW-3 on November 29, 1994. Approximately 1.3 gallons of floating product were removed from the recovery system during December 1994 and January 1995. WELL INSTALLATION EMCON conducted the installation of two additional groundwater monitoring wells (TW-9 and TW-10) on January 4, 1995. EMCON subcontracted Cascade Drilling, Inc., of Woodinville, Washington, to provide well installation services. Well TW-9 was located approximately 35 feet west of the UST complex and near the southwest boundary of the site (Figure 2). Well TW-10 was located approximately 65 feet northwest of the UST complex and approximately 10 feet southeast of the west pump island. Well locations were selected on the basis of previous groundwater gradient estimates and groundwater sample laboratory results. An EMCON geologist logged the well borings and supervised well construction. Soil types encountered in the borings included fine- to medium-grained sand and silty sand to approximately 5 to 8 feet below the ground surface (bgs), overlying hard silt with minor amounts of sand and gravel to the total depth explored. Elevated PID readings (270 and 110 ppm) were noted for soil samples collected from TW-9 at 25 and 30 feet bgs, B\L:\DATA\0328-TOS\67111053-R.822-95\emc:3 t T Mr. Larry Silva Project 40328-067.005 August 22, 1995 Page 3, respectively. A slightly elevated PID reading of 25 ppm also was noted for a soil sample collected from TW-10 at 20 feet bgs. Groundwater was encountered at approximately 23 feet bgs and in TW-10 at approximately 28 feet bgs during drilling. Both wells were completed to 31.5 feet bgs, and screened casing was placed at 20 to 30 feet bgs based on the apparent hydrogeologic conditions encountered in each well boring. Well installation procedures and exploratory boring logs with well completion details are provided in Attachment 1. Both wells were deve oped and surveyed on January 4, 1995. Groundwater samples were collected from each of the monitoring wells except MW-3, MW-5, and TW-6 on January 5, 1995. Depth to water, where present, in the measured wells ranged from 9.83 feet bgs in MW-1 to 19.68 feet bgs in TW-9 (Table 1). Floating product was measured in MW-3 (0.43 feet thick) and TW-6 (0.35 feet thick). Approximately 0.22 gallon of floating product was removed from the passive product recovery system in MW-3.' No groundwater sample was collected from MW-5 because it was dry. Well development and groundwater sampling procedures are presented in Attachment 1. UNDERGROUND PIPING INSTALLATION During; January 31 to February 2, 1995, EMCON conducted underground piping installation work at the site: Two trenches leading to the remediation system enclosure were excavated around the UST complex (Figure 2). A third trench leading from well TW-9 to the enclosure also was excavated. Two-inch diameter polyvinyl chloride (PVC) piping for use in an SVES and 4-inch-diameter PVC piping for possible use in groundwater extraction was install d in the trenches. Wells MW-1, MW-3, TW-6, TW-8, and TW-9 were connected to SVES piping. An additional run of SVES piping was installed in the trench reading to.TW-9 for possible future use in adding additional wells (such as TW-10) to an ;SUES. Wells MW-1, MW-3, TW-6, and TW-9 also were connected to 4-inch-diameter piping. The existing SVES piping leading from the vadose zone well on the north side of the UST complex to the enclosure was removed during trenching and subsequently replaced. Piping leading from existing horizontal SVES piping in the UST complex was connected to the newly installed SVES piping. The SVES piping was manifolded at the enclosure. Due to heavy rainfall during the installation work, the excavated soil could not be returned to the trenches as backfill, and instead was transported off site for disposal. Imported pea gravel was used to backfill the trenches. B11.:\DATA\0328-TOS\67111053-R.822-95\mc:3 Mr. Larry Silva Project 40328-067.005 August 22, 1995 Page 4 WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS AND GROUNDWATER SAMPLING On March 1, 1995, EMCON collected measured groundwater levels and floating product thicknesses in the on- ite wells. Depth to groundwater in the wells ranged from 6.25 feet in MW-1 to 15.87 feet in TW-9 (Table 1). Floating product was measured in MW-3 (0.58 feet thick) and TW-6 (1.72 feet thick). Approximately 0.35 gallon of floating product was removed from the passive product recovery system in MW-3. Groundwater samples were not collected from any of the monitoring wells during this site visit. EMCON collected water level data and groundwater samples from the on-site wells on April 12, 1995. Depth to groundwater in the wells ranged from 7.46 feet in MW-1 to 15.97 feet in TW-9 (TIable 1). Floating product was measured in MW-3 (0.45 foot thick) and TW-6 (0.10 foot thick). Approximately 0.85 gallon of floating product was removed from the passive product recovery system in MW-3. Groundwater samples were collected from the seven other wells and submitted to Columbia Analytical Services, Inc., in Bothell, Washington, for analysis of TPH-G and BTEX. On May 18 and June 23, 1995, EMCON collected water level data from selected on-site wells and removed accumulated product from the passive product recovery system in MW-3. Depth to water in the measured wells on May 18, 1995, ranged from 10.66 feet bgs in MW-1 to 18.21 feet bgs in TW-9 (Table 1). Floating product was measured in MW-3 (1.87 feet thick and TW-6 (1.66 feet thick). Approximately 0.2 gallon of product was removed from MW-3, and the passive product recovery system was adjusted to compensate for the declining water level in the well. Water levels in the measured wells on June 23, 1995, ranged from 12.13 feet bgs in MW-1 to 19.32 feet bgs in TW-9. Floating product thicknesses of 0.01 foot and 0.22 feet were measured at MW-3 and TW-6, respectively. Approximately 0.05 gallon of product was removed from the skimmer in MW-3. RESULTS OF LABORATORY ANALYSES Soil Samples from Well Installation Soil samples TW-9-20 and TW-10-20 did not contain TPH-G or BTEX compounds at concentrations above method reporting limits (MRLs). A copy of the laboratory report is provided in Attachment 2. • B1L:DATA\0328-TOS167111053-R822-95\cmc:3 Mr. Larry Silva Project 40328-067.005 August 22, 1995 Page 5 Groundwater Samples Groundwater samples collected from MW-1, TW-9, and TW-10 during the January 4, 1995,;sampling even contained TPH-G and BTEX compounds at concentrations above MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels (Table 2). Benzene and total xylenes were detected a� concentrations above MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels in the sample collected from MW-4. TPH-G and 3TEX were not detected at concentrations above MTCA Method Cleanup Levels in thie samples from MW-2 and TW-8. In the samples from MW-2 an TW-8 only total xylenes were detected at a concentration above the MRL. Groundwater samples collected from MW-1, TW-9, and TW-10 during the April 12, 1995, sampling event contained TPH-G and BTEX compounds at concentrations above MTC J$ Method A Cleanup Levels (Table 2 and Figure 3). Benzene was detected at a concentration above the MTCA Method A Cleanup Level in the sample collected from MW-4. TPH-G and BTEX were not detected at concentrations above the MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels in the samples from MW-2, MW-5, and TW-8. TPH-G an BTEX were not detected at concentrations above MRLs in samples from MW-2, MW- and TW-8. DATA EVALUATION Based on the summarized historical groundwater data available to EMCON and th findings from the assessment activities described in this report, the following interpretations are presented. Between November 9, 1994 and May 18, 1995, the range of groundwater elevation fluctuations in wells at the site varied among wells. Ranges from approximately 3.58 feet in MW-1 to at least 15.21 feet in MW-3 were found in the existing tabulated data. Water) table elevations at the site appeared to fluctuate over an annual cycle, with the highest groundwater elevations occurring during the first quarter of the calendar year. The water table elevation rose above the top of the perforated intervals of nearly all wells (except MW-5) during the first and second quarters of the year. A complete year of quarterly data has not yet been obtained to confirm those interpretations. Although the groundwater elevations fluctuated significantly, the inferred groundwater flow direction beneath the site consistently was to the west-northwest between November 1994 and April 1995. The groundwater gradient magnitude was approximately 0.14 ft/ft on April 12, 1995 (Figure 3). B1L:\DATAW328-TOS167111053-R822-95 cmc:3 Mr. Larry Silva Project 40328-067.005 August 22, 1995 Page 6 From November 9, 1994, through June 23, 1995, apparent product thicknesses in MW-3, near the UST complex, ranged from 0.01 to 3.25 feet. A total of approximately 14 gallons of floating product ere removed from MW-3 by hand bailing and passive product skimming operations. From January 5 through June 23, 1995, apparent product thicknesses in TW-6,lalso near the UST complex, ranged from 0.10 to 1.72 feet. The highest detected TPH-G and BTEX concentrations reported for the 1994 and 19951 sampling events consistently were from samples collected from MW-1, cross-gradient front the UST complex, and from TW-9 and TW-10, downgradient from the UST complex. TPH-G, benzene, and total xylenes concentrations in MW-4, located near the eastern dispenser island, increased from non-detected to detected levels (some above MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels) between the September 1992 and January 1995 sampling events; TPH-G and BTEX concentrations in the other wells fluctuated or remained below method detection limits. EMCON appreciates this opportunity to provide environmental consulting services t• Tosco: Please call us if you have any questions regarding this report. Sincerely, EMCON I Keith A. Johnson Daniel A. Balbiani Project Geologist Project Manager Attachments: Limitations Figure 1 Site Location Map Figure 2 Site Plan Figure 3 Groundwater Elevations and TPH-GBTEX Concentrations (04/95) Table Summary of Groundwater Elevation Data Table 2 Summary of Groundwater Sample Laboratory Results Attachment 1 Field Methods and Sampling Procedures and Exploratory Boring Logs with Well Completion Details Attachment 2 Laboratory Reports B\L:\DATIA\0328-TOS\67111053-R.822-95\cmc:3 LIMITATIONS The services described in this report were performed consistent with generally accepted professional consulting principles and practices. No other warranty, express or implied, is made. These services were performed consistent with our agreement with our client. This, report is solely for the use and information of our client unless otherwise noted. Any' reliance.on this report by a third party is at such party's sole risk. Opinions and recommendations contained in this report apply to conditions existing when services were performed and are intended only for the client, purposes, locations, time) frames,:and project parameters indicated. We are not responsible for the impacts of any changes in environmental standards, practices, or regulations subsequent to performance off services. We do not warrant the accuracy of information supplied by others, nor the use of segregated portions of this report. The purpose of an environmental assessment is to reasonably evaluate the potential for or actual impact of past practices on a given site area. In performing an environmental assessment, it is understood that a balance must be struck between a reasonable inquiry into the environmental issues and an exhaustive analysis of each conceivable issue of potential concern. The following paragraphs discuss the assumptions and parameters under which such an,opinion is rendered. No investigation is thorough enough to exclude the presence of hazardous materials at a given site. If hazardous conditions have not been identified during the assessment, such a finding should not therefore be construed as a guarantee of the absence of such materials on the site,'but rather as the result of the services performed within the scope, limitations, and cost of the work performed. Environmental conditions may exist at the site that cannot be identified by visual observation. Where subsurface work was performed, our professional opinions are based in part on interpretation of data from discrete sampling locations that may not represent actual conditions at unsampleld locations. 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RENTON, WASHINGTON SITE LOCATION PUGET DRIVE Figure 1 OW #11053 CATION MAP / • • — - — — — - — - BENS PARAMETER 04/12/95 TPH-G 21.200 / B 2.160 T 2,200 ) E 437 ASPHALT PARAMETER 04/12/95 X 2 sso TRAFFIC —' TPH-G ND \ I SLAM D B 71.3 SIDEWALK SIDEWALK <� O T ND - — — — -- _ — — p PARAMETER 04/12/95 E ND I( TRASH 1-G ND X 7.0 PLANTER ,� BIN B ND I ND �� PARAMETER 04/12/95 PLANTER E ND DISPENSER 1 MW-1 7PH-C ND / �/ 06 B ND / ,J ISLAND p (107.70) TY`/-6 T ND w gL Jpr �\ (108 59)* ENDLEEND J MW-2 1pp ,p /0�p / \(G.1) TAN;„„).„,....„...---x / MW-5 Monitoring Well Installed by others g (98.02) 9.0 •O� MW-4 / `l� PLREMEDIATIONPil ® Vapor Extraction Well Installed by others ( ) Inferred I cc 96N 100.47 Groundwater MW- 78 SYSTEM TW-6 49 TOSCO Groundwater Monitoring Well w p Flow Direction ENCLOSURE/ a_ S Z SALES — (105.85)* 4109.86) TB-7 • TOSCO Soil Boring all BUILDING 1.45)�, 1tt — • - - Property Boundary c a 4`1 (98.20) Groundwater Elevation (feet) 7 DISPENSER - / measured 04-12-95 gISLAND / / _102.0_ Groundwater Elevation Contour >- Olt (feet) w •0 TW-10 / Contour Interval = 2 feet gY �(96 413) PAWwE1ER 04/12/95 * Measurement not used in groundwater U Io 2 98.20) 1PH-G 170,000 B 49 000 flow calculations. due to presence of M1�/-5 TB-7• B 40,000 floating product L (93.31) �\ E 2200 (0.45) Floating Product Thickness (Feet) PUNTER x t2,000 Measured 04-12-95. SIDEWALK • . PARAMETER 04/12/95 Laboratory PARAMETER 04/12/95104/12/950W TPH-G 170,000 Results in TPH-G 4,010 j 4.390 B 49,000 MiC rams DRIVE B 8,300 8,000 T 40.000 per Liter PARAMETER 04/12/95 SOUTH PUGET T 7198 I 977• X 12�,000 (PPb) TPH-G ND X 190 188 B ND T • G Total Petroleum - - - TPH- = a Hydrocarbons as Gasoline- - - - - - E ND B = Benzene X ND T = Toluene E = Ethylbenzene N.. X = Total Xylenes ND Not-Detected-at-or-Above-the Method Reporting Limit Results-in-red-Indicate-MTCA Method A Exceedance - =—30 60 DATE 5/95 Figure 3 1 Dm. RB1 TOSCO #1 1053 r r EINCOfl SCALE (ft) REV. 2022 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE t SOURCE: RZA AGRA, INC., Engineering APPR. RENTON, WASHINGTON & Environmental Services PROJECT No. GROUNDWATER ELEVATIONS AND TPH-GI 0328-067.05 BTEX CONCENTRATIONS (04/95) 'J • 1= 30 06-30-95 G:\DWG\0328\067\05BLCO2 i r IN BENSON HIGHWAY PARAMETER 04/12/95 TPH-G 21,200 / B 2,160 E 43 \ ASPHALT PARAMETER 04/12/95 x 2,660 TRAFFIC TPH-G ND I S LAN D -B _- 71.3- SIDEWALK SIDEWALK 4O - - T ND — — — — 7 — — — — E ND / - PARAMETER 04/12/95ND TRASH TPH-G X 7.0 PLANTER BIN B ND I T ND �cP PARAMETER 04/12/95 PLANTER / X ND ND DISPENSER 1p MW-1 TPH-G ND / g t E .°) 7- ISLAND •0 (107.70) TW-6 B NDE ND ND _ / w �0 •760 )�104O \ �01)9)* X ND LEGEND z MW-2 TANK MW-5$ Monitoring Well Installed by others J (98.02) 98 •�O _ / COMPLE O / / \ REMEDIATION ® Vapor Extraction Well Installed by others (100.47) Inferred C. \ w 96 ?Groundwater \ -8 SYSTEM TW-6 9 TOSCO Groundwater Monitoring Well �'-� w •O Flow Direction MW- °- 105.85 * 109.86 ENCLOSURE/ TB-7 • TOSCO Soil Boring o I z SALES — ( ) \\�k7) a a BUILDING - 45)�, �� — — Property Boundary �,�1\1 (98.20) Groundwater Elevation (feet) g DISPENSER / measured 04-12-95 _ ISLAND / / _102.0_ Groundwater Elevation Contour } 9A (feet) w O TW-10 go , Contour Interval = 2 feet 4(9 6.43) Tw PARAMETER 04/12/95 0 TW-•• � tea * Measurement not used in groundwater �o MW-5 TB-7• ,000 98.20) B 4900D floatingflow product calculations, due to presence of L (93.31)` - T 40,000 E 2,200 (0.45) Floating Product Thickness (Feet) PLANTER x tzoao Measured 04-12-95. • SIDEWALK / '~ PARAMETER 04/12/95 Laboratory A PARAMETER_0�/12/85 04/_12/95(dup)_ TPH-G _170,000_-Results-in TPH-G 4,010 4.390 B 49,000 Micrograms PARAMETER 04/12/95 SOU'��-{ PUGET DRIVE E300 X 2,200 (no) TPH-G ND X 190 188 T B ND TPH-G = Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline -- - - - - - - - -- ---- - - - - -- - -- -- -E- - ND • - - - = Benzene- - - --- - - - - - - - -- - --- - --- - - - -------�----- - B - X ND T = Toluene E = Ethylbenzene X = Total Xylenes NI • ND Not Detected at or Above the Method Reporting Limit Results in red Indicate MICA Method A Exceedance = 30 60 [DATE 5/95 Figure 3 DwN, RB1 TOSCO #11053 co ER1COA SOURCE: RZA AGRA, INC., Engineering SCALE (ft) REv. 2022 SOUTH PUGET DRIVE APPR. RENTON, WASHINGTON & Environmental Services PROJECT No. GROUNDWATER ELEVATIONS AND TPH-G/ 0328-067.05 BTEX CONCENTRATIONS (04f96) •9 1= 30 06-30-95 'G:\DWG\0328\067\05BLCO2 Table 1 Summary of Groundwater Elevations Tosco #11053, Renton, Washington Depth to Water Product Thickness Groundwater Well Screen Well ID Date Measured (feet) (feet) Elevation(feet) Submerged MW-11 11/09(94 NM -- NM UNK MW-1, 01/05/95 9.83 -- 105.33 yes MW-1i 03/01/195 6.25 -- 108.91 yes MW-1 04/1* 7.46 -- 107.70 yes MW-I 05/18/95 10.66 -- 104.50 no MW-1; 06/23195 12.13 -- 103.03 no MW-2 11/09/94 19.91 -- 88.36 no MW-2 01/05//95 13.07 -- 95.20 no MW-2 03/011/95 9.96 -- 98.31 yes MW-2 04/12/95 10.25 -- 98.02 yes MW-3 11/09/94 24.65 3.25 90.64 no MW-3 01/05/95 12.39 0.43 102.90 yes MW-3 03/01/95 9.37 0.58 105.33 yes MW-3 04/12/95 8.85 0.45 105.85 yes MW-3 05/18/95 13.33 1.87 101.37 yes MW 3 06/23/95 12.82 0.01 101.88 yes MW-4 11/09/94 19.69 -- 89.42 no MW-4 01/05/95 13.19 -- 95.92 yes MW-4 03/01/95 9.13 -- 99.98 yes MW-4 04/13/95 8.64 -- 100.47 yes MW-4 05/18/95 11.28 -- 97.83 yes MW-4 06/23/95 13.26 -- 95.85 yes MW-5 11/09/94 DRY -- no MW-5 01/05/95 24.04* -- 83.21 no MW-5 03/01/95 16.95 -- 90.30 no MW-5 04/12/95 13.94 -- 93.31 no TW-6 11/09/94 20.80 -- 96.47 no TW-6 01/05/95 11.05 0.35 106.22 yes TW-6 03/01/95 8.69 1.72 108.58 yes TW-6 04/12/95 8.68 0.10 108.59 yes TW-6 05/18/95 13.09 1.66 104.18 no TW-6 06/23/95 13.38 0.22 103.89 no TW-8 11/09/94 21.97 -- 97.26 no TW-8 ` 01/051/95 11.68 -- 107.55 yes TW-8 03/0�1/95 8.70 -- 110.53 yes TW-8 04/12/95 9.37 -- 109.86 yes TW-8 05/1.8/95 16.12 -- 103.11 no TW-8 06/3/95 13.04 -- 106.19 no J:\tosco\GWSMPTBL.XLS 11053 depths Page 1 of 2 6/30/95 I Table 1 Summary of Groundwater Elevations Tosco #11053, Renton, Washington Depth to Water Product Thickness Groundwater Well Screen Well ID Date Measured (feet) (feet) Elevation(feet) Submerged TW-9 01/05/95 19.68 -- 94.49 yes TW-9 03/01/95 15.87 -- 98.30 yes TW-9 04/12/95 15.97 -- 98.20 yes TW-9 05/18/95 18.21 -- 95.96 yes TW-9 06/23/95 19.32 -- 94.85 yes TW-10 01/05/95 17.94 -- 90.69 yes TW-10 03/01/95 12.90 -- 95.73 yes TW-10 04/12/95 12.20 -- 96.43 yes TW 10 05/18/95 16.52 -- 92.11 yes TW-10 06/231/95 17.46 -- 91.17 yes Notes: NM=not measured. UNK=unknown. -- =not ipresent. * =water level may reflect residual water in bottom cap of dry well. Groundwater elevations are not corrected for floating product thickness. J:\tosco\GWSMPTBL.XLS 11053 depths Page 2 of 2 6/30/95 , . Table 2 Summary of Groundwater Sample Analyses Tosco #11053, Renton, Washington Ethyl-benzene Total Xylenes' Well 113 Date Sampled Benzene'(ppb) Toluene(ppb) (ppb) (ppb) TPH-Gb(ppb) MW-1 04/21/89 :gai.i.:::•iii.81.4.1:.iiiinimiiii:i:::::::xii*:**482:.]::]::::i:i:k::.::z::::::i::::*::::i:•:*4:;311*i§iox:i:•::iti:K:isiei::3* - :::::,:::::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::..- .....::::.m...: MW-1 01/29/91 4.4 ND ND ND 480 MW-1 02/12/92 -- -- • -- -- -- MW-1 09/29/92 -- -- -- -- -- MW-1 Iftfir —'' '1;odif '::':::::-:::'1:0101r::'::::::'::::':::::11110tOm 01/04/95 :ilit:V:ii]il:40,3".100,K,i,i:mii:::i:E:i::**,:::::::28. :::::::::::::::-..:,:,,,:::::ssc.:,s:, ... ::*::: :::::::::::i::::::::::::,::::::. ::::::::*]:::::::::::i:::i:::::%,:::::: .. 11, . : : : •:::iiiixiii .i.ii::::::::.iggigimi.::::iogNim.ii:::::g:::.: i]iiiiiiii:i:iii:::::i:.iii:x.mi.w:::g.ini§ii*iiiiiiii.n.:*:iiii::i§.:iiiiiii:: 1vIW-1 04/12/95 ..'.5i':''''':':':':':24.60i'i.:.;:ii'im'i'i'i:i:i:i:i*K:i:x2;;200:::::i::*::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::43Zm::::2•:::*KR:.:ii:i:,*,]:4160iiiiiiii:§Eig§iii,ii§iiiiiiii:i::*324200iiiiiEin, MW-2 04/21/89 ND ND ND ND ND* MW-2 01/29/91 ND ND ND ND ND MW-2 02/12/92 -- -- -- -- -- /s4NV-2 09/29/92 -- -- -- -- -- /4W-2 01/04/95 ND ND • ND 1 ND MW-2 . 04/12/95 ' ND ND ND ND ND ..,.....,,......,-.........,........,,...............,,,,,,,,,,,,.. MW-3 02/12/92 MW-3 09/29/92 IN]igai:::::i':!5E01::iiiiiiii:iii:::::iiii 26 310 ';'iM.ii':ii:M.Mii.:440.WEi.g.::::fi'MiN9600:00::•:.::]•: : .ii. .:::•:imiii,:iiii:§i:iiiiiiiimiiiiiimi!i::iliniai:,.:i:.:.::*iii:ime::iii.ii MW-3 01/04/95 ;•:.0:::ii:•.:.N.:•:47..MiEiF.in•Miii:iiiii.i.fif•:.ii.:ili$BAiiim]]:i:i?:i::::;:iV:iii§m:xggt::Km:;.:.:ii:iiiiiii",:i...iiiiiiiiif,i':iiiii:iiiiiSBiiiigi!:?:•:iin:iiis.:iiiniiiiiiiiiAtem":iiimi!: :i:i:iii:Mii':: :::::::* .:::i.iii.E.i:::ii.:.:i.:Mig::•:,,,,,...4iENAEME]::: ::::::::K.:.::::iiiiegniiliNiiiM.ii::::::::::•::i:i:Kegini.i.::::N.:iii :::iii::.:::: :i:i:K:i:i:gi]]]•:?;:.ii':•:Mi:: 1v1VV-3 04/12/95 i.i::.: ::':::.i]::::::EF'ic.:iiiiiii:.iigiiiiiin•:•:•:?:ii.:iiimtlrginiiiimiii§*.:§§:iimi*Fr.::iiiiiiii'::•:.::iii:•::.]i:ii.:•:i:iiiii?:.:•:iiaFri]iiiiii:i:iiiiiiRiii'.:iii§iii]iiiii"Niairrilii:i§Eiiiiiiiiii.: MW-4 02/12/92 ND ND ND ND ND MW-4 09/29/92 ND ND ND ND ND MW-4 01/04/95 ...........-4....92................. 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TW-10 dup 01/04/95 ?i•ii..::;:::A:PI;4i0:i':iiis:i.,:iiimi':imag:ii141§0i.:::w:::.]giiii,. .iiit.o.:i;iii...:.ilir1.3,:imaiii:::.1::iiiiiii:Iiiimis37:0:i;i•i:;:::i]:::::00:iiiiiiii"501,90 :: :::::::: . . . . . ,.-iiigi:iiiiii]:§.: TW-10 04/12/95 ::::i-ii.]•:.ii::i...:1.i]::::.:?:',8p:00:•:::::iis:ii...iisii:*,...iiiiiiii§i:::i:iii.:e9.gyiiiimim:ii:]:i:i:i:ii.:?::.::i:i:i*::71::.]§,.:iiii:i::: ::::.iiii:::::::,:iii§i::•::.i:.:.::i::.:490••:iii::::::::.§iiii'::.i.:::.i:iiiiiiiii::::::.i,.iiiii::41110.:i:i:i:::::::iiiiiiiiii:. TW-10 chip 04/12/95 i::iiiiig.:Milf;(10ftinigii::iiiiiiiiiliiiiift977'fiinigge.:ilifaiiiii!;!:iiiMr7ft:ie:0:i•i:liiiii'Aiiiiilii:::::::iiiiiii3/1g..iiiiiniiiiiiiiiii:;•iiiMi..::%3A91Wigi::1::i'ii J:\tosco\GWSMPTBL.3CLS 11053 lab Page 1 of 2 6/21/95 Table 2 Summary of Groundwater Sample Analyses Tosco #11053, Renton, Washington Ethyl-benzene Total Xylenes` Well ID Date Sampled Benzene`(ppb) Toluene'(ppb) (ppb) (ppb) TPH-Gb(ppb) Reference Level` 5 40 30 20 1,000 Notes:i --=not sampled. FP=floating 4duct present in well. Shaded result idicates exceedance of MTCA Method A Cleanup Level. a BTEX analysis using USEPA Method 8020. b TPH-G analysis using Washington State Department of Ecology Method WTPH-G,or using USEPA Method 418.1(noted with*). c MTCA Method A Cleanup Levels,Chapter 170-340 WAC,amended December 1993. • • J:\tosco\GWSMPTBL.XLS 11053 lab Page 2 of 2 6/21/95 ATTACHMENT 1 FIELD METHODS, SAMPLING PROCEDURES, AND EXPLORATORY BORING LOGS WITH WELL COMPLETION DETAILS Exploratory Soil Borings Soil borings for monitoring wells TW-9 and TW-10 were drilled using hollow-stem auger equipment. Soil samples generally were collected at maximum 5-foot intervals with 2-inch inside diameter, split-spoon sampler. At each sampling location, the sampler wash driven into undisturbed soil beyond the tip of the lead auger by using a 140-pound hammer with a 30-inch dro9. Soil samples and auger return materials were screened for th presence of organic vapors by using a photoionization detector (PID) and were logged b an EMCON geologist using the Unified Soil Classification System and standard geologi techniques. Soil samples were collected for chemical analysis in laboratory-provided sample jars properly labeled, placed on ice, and delivered to the laboratory along with appropriate chain-of-custody documentation. Soil samples selected for chemical analysis wer determined from field screening results(e.g., PID readings, distance to water table, visibl staining, etc.). Drilling and sampling equipment was decontaminated before and after use at each boring Soil cuttings were stockpiled on and covered with plastic sheeting, or were contained i properly labeled 55 gallon metal drums. Decontamination water was stored on site in properly labeled 55-gallon metal drums. Disposal options for stockpiled soil and drummed water were subsequently determined following receipt of results of laboratory analyses. Monitoring Well Installation Monitoring wells TW-9 and TW-10 were completed by installing 2-inch-diameteir Schedule 40 polyvinyl chloride (PVC) casing. The screened sections of each well consisted of machirje-slotted casing which was placed approximately 5 feet above to 10 feet below the first-encountered water level during drilling. A filter pack of grade B1L:\DATA10328-TOS\67\11053-R822-951cmc:3 Rev.0,8/22/95 40328-067.005 ATTACHMENT 1 sand was placed through the augers in the annular space between the PVC casing and the borehole wall. The sand pack was placed to approximately 2 feet above the top of the well screen followed by a minimum 1-foot seal consisting of bentonite pellets. Cement grout containing 5 percent bentonite was placed above the bentonite seal to the ground surface. A traffic-rated vault box then was installed at the groundwater surface, and the well casing was fitted with a watertight locking cap. Exploratory boring logs with well construction details are presented at the end of this attachment. Monitoring Well Development and Groundwater Sampling Following monitoring well completion, the new monitoring wells were allowed to stand for not less than 24 hours to allow the well seals to set and water levels to stabilize. Depth to water and product thickness(if any) were then measured to the nearest 0.01 foot with an oil/water interface probe and well sounder and were recorded. Monitoring wells were developed by surging, pumping, bailing, or a combination of these methods. Temperature, pH, and conductivity of the development water was monitored to aid in the determination that development was complete. Following well development,water levels typically were again allowed to stabilize. Before groundwater sampling, at least three casing volumes of water were removed from the well by bailing or pumping. Temperature, pH, and conductivity were monitored during purging operations. Groundwater samples were collected with a clean Teflon®bailer or a disposable acrylic bailer, placed in clean laboratory-provided containers, properly labeled, and placed on ice pending transport to the laboratory for analysis accompanied by appropriate chain-of-custody documentation. Monitoring well de elopment and purge water were contained in properly labeled, 55-gallon metal drums and stored on site. The drummed water was subsequently transported to EMCON's warehouse in Bothell, Washington, for treatment and disposal. B\L:(DATA\0328-TOS167111053-R822-95\cmc:3 Rev.0,8/22/95 40328-047.005 `r- IG OF EXPLORATORY BOF G PROJECT NAME Tosco No. 11053 BORING NO. TW- 9 LOCATION 20221South Puget Drive, Renton, WA PAGE 1 OF 2 DRILLED BY Cascade Drilling, Inc. GROUND ELEV. DRILL METHOD Hollow Stem Auger TOTAL DEPTH 31.50' LOGGED BY Nick Gerson DATE COMPLETED 01/03/95 i SAMPLING PID BLOWS v LrrHOLOGIC METHOD (in ppm) PER �i a DESCRIPTION AND El INCHES O 3 � p Z w = l C NUMBER 5 HA - :_ _ .>:_ 0 to 0.5 foot: ASPHALT _ 1 0.5 to 5.0 feet SAND (SW-SM), brown, 4.2 - approximately 5 to 10 percent fines, fine to _ medium sand, few coarse sand, few to little, 4.3 angular to subrounded, fine to coarse gravel, :t�. •..1 trace to few cobbles up to 4-inches in idiameter, 3.8 - — �22: Sfl medium dense to dense, moist. (GRADE FILL) ,►... t... — ►... :... - — ..t ii.i SB 3.8 c 6-5076" 5 )f ''- S 7ff 5.0 to 31.5.feet: SILT(ML), brown to gray with I.11053- 3.8 -_ S. 1.., scattered green discoloration, trace to few fine .21 MW9-5 3.• :i • and medium sand, trace coarse sand, trace fine —- �: � .Z ; angular to subrounded gravel, occasional organic : .ar '.2i: material, low to medium plasticity, hard, moist. :: "" (NATIVE SOIL) :..• :...: :..` •2'.: - — I..� .." I... .. ►4. 1.... ►... 1.. ►... ,.... 1..' :4.. I ad SB 3.6 8-10-14 —i 1O 1j 11053- - 1".: :. . :.... MW9-1• :... :...: - :... :.. ►.. 1...• - - :... :...: 044.:... :...• - - :... :...: - ►▪... 1...4 I..t. ►�� ..1 ►..+ 1...• i..♦ :.... SB 4.0 '5-5076"— 15 :th �i 11053- - Ii.,,▪. �'.: :... _': MW9-1 - - I... :Z: _ — :..' :...: - — S:i. Int ►... ►... 1...• - - ?tft 1t... -i 20 rill\ REMARKS 410 (1)HA = collected with stainless steel post hole digger. (2)SB = collected with a 2.5-inch-diameter Dames and Moore split-barrel sampler. (3)Blow counts do not represent SPT results. (4)White triangle = field estimate of water level at time of drilling.(5)Reference elevation = ground surface. 41, EMCON 1 0328-067.04.11053.L611,.:2.08/22/96...11063 , r G OF EXPLORATORY BOF 3 ' I PROJECT NAME Tosco No. 11053 BORING NO. TW- 9 LOCATION 2022 South Puget Drive, Renton, WA PAGE 2 OF 2 DRILLED BY Cascade Drilling, Inc. GROUND ELEV. DRILL METHOD Hollovi Stem Auger TOTAL DEPTH p1.50' LOGGED 1BY Nick Carson DATE COMPLETED 01/03/95 SAMPLING PIDi BLOWS p W o z LITHOLODIC METHOD (in PPm) PERG t 3 p z xb C j d a DESCRIPTION AND a INCHES i? a S 8 3 0 NUMBER 5 SB 3.6 6076" _ . 5.0 to 31.5 feet: SILT(ML), continued. MW9-21 - S SB 270 5076" 25 = . @ 25.0 feet bgs: hydrocarbon-like odor. 11053- MW9-2- • SB 110 6076" _ — 30 •;•_ a •:: 11053- MW9-3$ _ Total depth drilled = 30.0 feet. Total depth sampled = 31.5 feet. WELL COMPLETION DETAILS: 0 to 20.0 feet: 2-inch-diameter, flush-threaded, Schedule 40 PVC blank riser pipe. - 20.0 to 30.0* feet: 2-inch-diameter, flus -threaded, 35 Schedule 40 PVC well screen with 0.0�10-inch - machined slots and a 2-inch-diameter threaded end cap. • 0 to 2.0 feet: Concrete. 2.0 to 18.0 feet: Bentonite chips hydrated with - potable water. - 18.0 to 30.0 feet: 10- 20 Colorado Silica Sand. - • Backfilled bottom of hole from31.5 to 30.0 feet - bgs with Lonestar RMC No. 2/12 Silic Sand. 40 r"\ (REMARKS (1)HA =collected with stainless steel post hole digger. (2)SB = collected with a 2.5-Inch-diameter DamesMoore spat-barrel sampler. (3)Blow counts do not represent SPT results. (4)White triangle = field estimate of water and levelM art time of drilling.(5)Reference elevation = ground surface. ` EMCON 0328-067.04.11053.L81(ea:2.08122195...11053 I 1 )G OF EXPLORATORY BOI G PROJECT NAME Tosco No. 11053 BORING NO. TW-10 LOCATION 2022 South Puget Drive, Renton, WA PAGE 1 OF 2 DRILLED;BY Cascade Drilling, Inc. GROUND ELEV. DRILL METHOD Holloinr Stem Auger TOTAL DEPTH 31.50' LOGGED BY Nick Garson DATE COMPLETED 01/03/95 SAMPLINO PIO BLOWS j F o Z LITHOLOOIC METHOD (In ppm) PER +� 0 W a DESCRIPTION AND aINCHES o3 aLLE a °x0 30 NUMBER 1 HA 'r _.: _• 0 to 0.5 foot: ASPHALT _ <'' 0.5 to 8.0 feet SAND (SW-SM), brown, 6.0 _ approximately 5 to 10 percent fines,fine to i > . medium sand, few coarse sand,few fie to 4.6 — • :' coarse, angular to subangular gravel,few angular .i: ••: to subrounded cobbles up to 6-inch in diameter, _ — 2 2: medium dense to dense, moist. (GRADE FILL) .. 34 ii:_ — ... I... — ... ;.. ... ... ... IN. SB 6.16 5076" 5 .f '.: 11053- ••• r••• - Ill 2:— 1 — 2�: :2: - — - :it ... 8.0 to 31.5 feet: SILT (ML), light gray to brown, ... .222 few fine sand, trace to few medium to coarse - ... I... :21 :::i sand, trace fine angular to subroundedgravel, j _ 10 — • if: 222 scattered organic debris, low to medium ii SB 7.0 11-10-12- •i•i Z� plasticity, hard, moist. (NATIVE SOILI 11053- ::: :: ... I... JIW1a11 ... .... - ::: '••• ... ,... ... •I... N. I... - ..•. .... — ..: ..• :.: •:: _ ::: .:� — — ... I..♦ ... 1:.: - .2. I... ... It: SB 62 '7-5076"— 15 1 ::2 . •• 11053- - ••• �:S ... ,... ••• ••• ulwlal I — ... I... ... I••• ... ... - — -... I... ... I... ... .... ... I... — . . ... live 4, I... ... I... - — ... ... 20 r...,\ REMARKS (1)HA = collected with stainless steel post hole digger.(2)SB = collected with a 2.5-inch-diameter Dames and Moore split-barrel sampler. (3)Blow counts do not represent SPT results. (4)White triangle = field estimate of wat r level at time 1211, of drilling.(5)Reference elevation = ground surface. ........) 4, EMCON 0328-087.04.11053.L81h.:2.08J22l95...110 3 1G OF EXPLORATORY BOF G PROJECT NAME Tosco No. 11053 BORING NO. TW-10 LOCATION 2022 South Puget Drive, Renton, WA PAGE 2 OF 2 DRILLED BY Cascade Drilling, Inc. GROUND ELEV. DRILL METHOD Hollow Stem Auger TOTAL DEPTH 31.50' LOGGED BY Nick Garson DATE COMPLETED 01/03/95 SAMPLING PIG BLOWS O ttqq _ 't(ay tl Z LITHOLOGIC METHOD In PP" PERj tuu $ d DESCRIPTION AND 6 INCHES ¢ 3 °' .I o of c z a � o NUMBER SB 25 6576" 8.0 to 31.5 feet: SILT (ML), continued. - • JI W 1 Q-2 iI • • • — 25 i:• • • •. SB 9.0 6076" - 11053- • AW10-2. - SB 6076" — 30 • Isi 11053- _ • ..11 W 10-3 0 • _ Total depth drilled = 30.0 feet. Total depth sampled = 31.5 feet. — WELL COMPLETION DETAILS: - 0 to 20.0 feet: 2-inch-diameter, flush-threaded, - — Schedule 40 PVC blank riser pipe. — 35 20.0 to 30.0 feet: 2-inch-diameter, flush-threaded,. Schedule 40 PVC well screen with 0.0110-inch machined slots and a 2-inch-diameter threaded end cap. — 0 to 2.0 feet: Concrete. — 2.0 to 18.0 feet: Bentonite chips hydrat d with — potable water. 18.0 to 30.0 feet: 10- 20 Colorado Silica Sand. 40 REMARKS 414 (1)HA =collected with stainless steel post hole digger.(2)SB = collected with a 2.5-inch diameter Dames and Moore split-barrel sampler. (3)Blow counts do not represent SPT results. (4)White triangle = field estimate of water)level at time of drilling.(5)Reference elevation = ground surface. Sr EMCON 1 0328.067.04.11053.L61Ir®:2.08/22/95...11063 • ATTACHMENT 2 LABORATORY REPORTS • 11' Ili b i'± o • 1d { j '1T ' Cl ' 1 1 111{./`iJ/""iii" Analumb�cl ic SerVke SM January 10, 1.995 Service Request No.: B950001 Michael Nelson EMCON Northwest 18912 .N Creek Parkway Suite 210 Bothell, WA 98011 Re: TOSCO #11053/Project #0328-067.04 Dear Michael: Attached are the results of the sample(s) submitted to our laboratory on January 3, 1995. For your reference, these analyses have been assigned our service request number 6950001 . All analyses were performed consistent with our laboratory's quality assurance program.! All results are intended to be considered in their entirety, and CAS is ot responsible for use of less than the complete report. Results only apply to samples analyzed Please call if you have any questions. i Respectfully submitted, Columbia% Analytical Services, Inc. Colin B. Elliott Laboratory Manager CBE/bdr Page 1 of S 18912 North Creek Parkway. Suite 118 • Bothell, WA 98011 • 206/486-6983 • Fax 206/486-7695 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. Analytical Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Collected: 01/03/95 Project: TOSCO #11053 Date Received: 01/03/95 Sample Matrix: Soil Date Extracted: 01/04,05/•5 Work Order No.: B950001 BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020 Washington DOE Method WTPH-G mg/Kg (ppm) Dry Weight Basis Sample Name: 11053-MW10-20 11053-MW9-20 Method Blank Lab Code: B0001-1 B0001-2 B0001-MB Date Analyzed: 01/04/95 01/04/95 01/05/95 Analyte MRL Benzene ' 0.05 ND ND ND Toluene 0.1 ND ND ND Ethylbenzene 0.1 ND ND ND Total Xylenes 0.1 ND ND ND TPH as.Gasoline 5 ND ND ND TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons MRL Method Reporting Limit ND None Detected at for above the method reporting limit Approved by ca-e/ Date 0617.r 2 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. QA/QC Report Client: EMCOF Northwest Date Collected: 01/03/95 Project: ; TOSCO #11053 Date Received: 01/03/95 Sample Matrix: Soil Date Extracted: 01/04/95 Date Analyzed: 01/04/95 Work Order No.: B950001 Surrogate Recovery Summary BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020 Washington DOE Method WTPH-G Sample Name Lab Code Spike Level Percent Recovery (mg/Kg) 4-Bromofluorobenzene 11053-MW10-20 B0001-1 8.8 89 11053-MW9-20 B0001-2 8.8 80 Method Blank B0001-MB 8.8 95 Laboratory Control Sample B0001-LCS 8.8 107 Laboratory Control Sample B0001-GLCS 8.8 98 CAS Acceptance Criteria 71-108 ' I TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Approved byJI-N" l%�'��"u'/ Date ///U/5 3 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. QA/QC Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Extracted: 01/04/95 Project: TOSCO #11053 Date Analyzed: 01/05/95 LCS Matrix: Soil Work Order No.: B950001 Laboratory Control Sample Summary BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020/Washington DOE Method WTPH-G mg/Kg (ppm) CAS Percent Recov ry True Percent Accepta ce Analyte Value Result Recovery Criteria Benzene 1.00 0.90 90 54-111 Toluene 1.00 0.95 95 52-119 Ethylbenzene 1.00 0.94 94 59-115 TPH as Gasoline 50 60 120 44-154 TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons Approved b PP Y Date l/la/9 4 a-EmCQn CHAIN-OF-C-UST-ODY/L-ABORATOR-Y-ANALYSIS-REPORT-FORM NodhWesti-Inc. DATE (3/I PAGE / OF / ' '1 ANALYSIS/REQUEST PROJECT NAME T 054 c Ft II C 5 3 a V5 gr " 0 6 7 D L/ PETROLEUM HCS ORGANIC ORGANIC METALS/INORGANICS O. PROJECT - Mil.Pi PIi'I"- n10LL/N , c,IC 6014-5onl O Q m COMPANY/ADDRESS /�1Lr�n/ aDGI ( ¢z �° l l Y ' / ry t? lig O Ov a / /Z °F� o`tr Q m Q� v O^o �� U �O / • /.. PHONE��,S jo0b :05 m O ovo U0LiFOB ,� O. 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For your reference, these analyses have been assigned our service request number B950010. All analyses were performed consistent with our laboratory's quality assura ce program: All results are intended to be considered in their entirety, and CAS is �iot responsible for use of less than the complete report. Results only apply to samples analyzed'. Please call if you have any questions. I Respectfully submitted, Columbia Analytical Services, Inc. a ,c,/,6;bt Colin B. Elliott Laboratory Manager I cc: Nick Garson • CBE/bdr Page 1 of 1 _ 189112 North Creek Parkway, Suite 118 • Bothell, WA 98011 • 206/486-6983 • Fax 206/486-7695 I I 1 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. Analytical Report Client: EMCON Northwest Project: TOSC• #11053 - Renton Date Received: 01/05/95 Sample Matrix: Water Work Order No.: B950010 CASE NARRATIVE SUMMARY All analyses were performed consistent with the quality assurance program of Services, Inc. Columbia Analytical Samples MW-1-0195 and MW-9-0195 were analyzed both as original concentrations H Unfortunately, the dilutions) contained levels of benzene and toluene still above the upper rs dilutions. n level. Since no unsamplecl vials were left, the results from the diluted sample analysescale bei•g reported as estimated concentrations for benzene and toluene. are i 1 pproved by LCG17' I Date th?/ 1-- , 2 t • COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. Analytical Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Collected: 01/04/95 Project: TOSCO #11053 - Renton Date Received: 01/05/95 Sample Matrix: Water Work Order No.: B950010 BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020/Washington DOE Method WTPH-G pg/L (PPb) Sample Name: MW-1-0195 MW-2-0195 MW-4-0195 Lab Code: B0010-1* B0010-2 B0010-3 Date Analyzed: 01/18/95 01/18/95 01/17/95 Analyte MRL Benzene 0.5 **40,000 ND 19.2 Toluene ! 1 **28,000 ND ND Ethylbenzene 1 2,000 ND ND Total Xylenes 1 11,000 1 31 TPH as Gasoline 50 130,000 ND 160 TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons MRL Method Reporting Limit ND None Detected at or above the method reporting limit " Result is from the analysis of a diluted sample, performed on January 18, 1995. ** Results are an estimate since dilution concentrations are still above the instrument calibration limits. Approved by a� • �2;,%"'I Date //Z?%-r 3 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. Analytical Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Collected: 01/04/95 Project: TOSCO #11053 - Renton Date Received: 01/05/95 Sample Matrix: Water Work Order No.: B950010 BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020/Washington DOE Method WTPH-G Ng/L (ppb) Sample Name: MW-8-0195 MW-9-0195 MW-10-01 .5 Lab Code: B0010-4 B0010-5* B0010-6 Date Analyzed: 01/17/95 01/18/95 01/17/95 Analyte MRL Benzene 0.5 ND *`43,000 1,450 Toluene 1 ND *453,000 1,010 Ethylbenzene 1 ND 3,100 61 Total Xylenes 1 ND 18,000 309 TPH as Gasoline 50 ND 240,000 5,100 TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons MRL Method Reporting Limit ND None Detected at or above the method reporting limit Result is from the analysis of a diluted sample, performed on January 18, 1995. ** Result is from the analysis of a diluted sample, performed on January 18, 1995; however, dilution results are an estimate above instrument calibration. Approved ' Date / -7 S S— Pp b Y I 4 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. Analytical Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Collected: 01/04/95 Project: ! TOSCO #11053 - Renton Date Received: 01/05/95 Sample Matrix: Water Work Order No.: B950010 BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020/Washington DOE Method WTPH-G pg/L (ppb) Sample Name: MW-11-0195 Method Blank Lab Code: B0010-7 60010-M: j Date Analyzed: 01/17/95 01/17/9 Analyte MRL Benzene 0.5 1,610 ND Toluene 1 1,150 ND Ethylbenzene 1 73 ND Total Xylenes 1 370 ND TPH as Gasoline 50 5,890 ND TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons MRL Method Reporting Limit ND None Detected at or above the method reporting limit " Results are an estimate since dilution concentrations are still above the instrument calibration limits. Approved by ` ��'rt Date //23/sr 5 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. QA/QC Report Client: EMCON Northwest Date Collected: 01/04/95 Project: TOSCO #11053 - Renton Date Received: 01/05/95 Sample Matrix: Water Date Analyzed: 01/17,18/95 Work Order No.: B950010 Surrogate Recovery Summary BTEX and TPH as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030/8020 Washington DOE Method WTPH-G Sample Name Lab Code Spike Level Percent Recovery (pg/L) 4-Bromofluorobenz•ne MW-1-0195 B0010-1 100 90 MW-2-0195 B0010-2 100 101 MW-4-0195 B0010-3 100 98 MW-8-0195 B0010-4 100 95 MW-9-0195 B0010-5 100 94 MW-10-0195 B0010-6 100 82 MW-11-0195 B0010-7 100 96 Method Blank B0010-MB 100 99 CAS Acceptance Criteria 86-116 TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons C Approved by Date I43 /if- 6 n-Emcon CHAIN-OF C-UST-ODY/L-ABORAT-OR-Y-ANALY-SI-S-REPOR-T FORM- Northwesi, Ire. 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P.O.# Shipping VIA: .- i A oat IA) A etro 7 y�, `1/, Provide Verbal Preliminary MSD,as required,may be Bin To Shipping to: anted Name Printed NaAme,�t —ResuILS charged as samples) Condition: F w P/14-� —III.Data Validation Report gr, /A II/`j07.50 Firrysy,r -7:re) —Provide FAX preliminary Results (includes Atl Raw Data) Date/Time Date/Time Requested Report Dale —IV.CLP Deliverable Report Lab No: ( 95‘D OGD RELINQUISHED BY: RECEIVED BY: SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS/COMMENTS: Signature Signature Printed Name Printed Name Firm Firm Date/Time Daternme ), Columbia [III !9126 • Analytical f: . - ':., Services,. April 26, 1995 Service Request No.: B950288 Keith Johnson EMCON Northwest 18912 N Creek Parkway Suite 210 Bothell, WA 98011 • Re: TOSCO #11053/Project #0328-067.04 Dear Keith:. Attached are the results of the sample(s) submitted to our laboratory on April 13, 1995. Preliminary restlilts were transmitted via facsimile on April 20, 1995. For your reference, these analyses have been assigned our service request number B950288. All analyses were performed consistent with our laboratory's quality assurance program. All results are intended to be considered in their entirety, and CAS is not responsible for use of less than the complete report. Results only apply to samples analyzed.' Please call if you have any questions. Respectfully submitted, Columbia Analytical Services, Inc. Colin B. Elliott Laboratory Manager CBE/bdr Page 1 of y 18912 North Creek Parkway. Suite 118 • Bothell, WA 98011 • 206/486-6983 • Fax 206/486-7695 i I - COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES,INC. Analytical Report ` Client: EMCON Service Request: B950288 'roject: TOSCO#11053 Date Collected: 4/12/95 ample Matrix: Water Date Received: 4/13/95 Date Extracted: NA Date Analyzed: 4/18/95 BTEX and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030A/8020 and Washington DOE Method WTPH-G Units: µg/L(ppb) Total TPH as Analyte: Benzene Toluene Ethylbenzene Xylenes Gasoline Method eporting Limit: 0.5 1 1 1 50 ample Name Lab Code MW-01-0495 i B950288-01 2160(b) 2200(a,b) 437(b) 2660(b) 21,200(b) MW-02-0495 B950288-02 ND ND ND ND ND MW-04-0495 B950288-03 71.3 ND ND 7 ND . -05-0495 B950288-04 ND ND ND ND ND f ;W-08-0495 B950288-05 ND ND ND ND ND 1 -09-0495-10-0495 B950288-06 49,000(a) 40,000(a) 2200(a) 12,000(a) 170,000(a) B9b0288-07 8300(a) 983 71 190 4010 -11-0495 B950288-08 8000(c) 977 70 188 4390 ethod Blank B950288-MB ND ND ND ND ND • (.) Result is from the analysis of a diluted sample,performed on 4/19/95. .) Result is from an analysis performed on 4/19/95. ( ) Result is from the analysis of a diluted sample,performed on 4/20/95. pproved By: •�� Date: �2�o��' s la2t94 L 02SSPHC.D11-BTXw 4l69S Page No.: 1 0 COLUMBIA ANALYTICAL SERVICES, QA/QC Report l Client: EMCON Service Request: B950288 Project: TOSCO#11053 Date Collected: 4/12/95 Sample Matrix: Water Date Received: 4/13/95 Date Extracted: NA Date Analyzed: 4/18/95 Surrogate Recovery Summary BTEX and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline EPA Methods 5030A/8020 and Washington DOE Method WTPH-G Percent Recovery Percent ecovery Sample Name Lab Code 4-BFB(PID-BTEX) 4-BFB(FID-GAS) MW-01-0495 B950288-01 (a)89 (a)102 MW-02-0495 B950288-02 107 1017 MW-04-0495 B950288-03 109 1 7 MW-05-0495 B950288-04 108 1 7 TW-08-0495 B950288-05 110 1 6 TW-09-0495 B950288-06 85 9 TW-10-0495 B950288-07 103 92 TW-11-0495 B950288-08 104 112 Method Blank B950288-MB 107 117 ( CAS Acceptance Limits: 86-116 86 116 (a) ' Result is from an analysis performed on 4/19/95. d/e _ - G" Date: 2� s� Approved By: y/ / SUR.NI 11594 0288PHC.D11-BTXwSUR 4fl6N95 Page No.: 3 `i Can CHAIN-C. 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