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� <br /> � <br /> ' SECTION 5 — EN <br /> VIRONMENTAL DATA REVIEW <br /> ' A historical records and database search was conducted for the property (Exhibit E). This <br /> search included review of the following records for actual and potential environmental threats <br /> � within a search radius of the property established by industry standards (ASTM E1527): <br /> 1. National Priorities List (NPL) <br /> 2. State Priority Sites (SPL) <br /> � 3. RCRA Facilities Undergoing Corrective Action (CORRACTS) <br /> 4. Comprehensive Environmental Responses Compensation and Liability � <br /> Information Systems (CERCLIS) <br /> ' S. No Further Remedial Action Planned Sites (NFRAP) <br /> 6. Treatment Storage and Disposal Site (RCRIS-TSDC) <br /> � 7. Solid Waste Disposal Sites (SWLF) <br /> 8. Leaking Underground Storage Tanks Incident (LUST) <br /> 9. USGS Water Wells (USGS-WELLS) <br /> � 10. RCRIS Facilities with Violations (RCRIS-VIOL) <br /> 11. Regist�red Underground Storage Tanks (UST) <br /> 12. Inventory of Toxic Chemical Emissions (TRIS) <br /> � 13. Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) <br /> 14. RCRIS Large Quantity Generator (RCRA-LQG) <br /> 15. RCRIS Small Quantity Generator (RCRIS-SQG) <br /> ' That review identified environmental data concerning several properties within a '/4 mile radius. <br /> However, none of these sites pose a significant threat to the subject property. <br /> � There are four (4} reported leaking unde�gound storage tank (LUST) incidents indicated within <br /> 1/8th of a mile. Those are 351 N. Main St. (Robert Kowa), 471 S. Main (Bob Rodgers), 509 N. <br /> � Water (Brock Oil) and 501 N. Main (Johnson Oil). <br /> The incident files at the Office of State Fire Marshall and the Illinois Environmental Protection <br /> � Agency (IEPA) indicate that the incidents at 351 N. Main St. (Robert Kowa) and 501 N. Main <br /> St. (Johnson Oil) have been essentially resolved. The 471 S. Main site (Bob Rodgers) <br /> appears to have improperly abandoned gasoline tanks remaining at the site of a closed service <br /> ' station. This site is south and downslope of the subject site and poses no threat. The 509 N. <br /> Water (Brock Oil) site appears to be unresolved. Soil contamination due to a LUST has beer <br /> documented during the removal of gasoline tanks. However, the owner has not proceeded <br /> ' with the required clean-up. The IEPA has not proceeded with enforcement actions. The <br /> matter appears dormant at present. However, the site does not pose a significant threat to the <br /> subject property. <br /> � The former site of the Illinois Power Town Gas Plant at 515 E. Main St. is on a Site <br /> Remediation Program list indicating some contamination and possible remediation. However, <br /> ' that site is nearly '/, mile away and is downslope from the subject site. �'I <br /> � BWC #380-0101.002 Page 7 7/11/01 <br />