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U66k: Z15511 page: 494 <br /> FEHRGR ff-1 r�M <br /> ENGINEERING&ENVIRONMENTAL <br /> September 30, 2015 <br /> Mr. Billy Tyus <br /> Assistant City Manager <br /> City of Decatur <br /> #1 Gary K Anderson Plaza <br /> Decatur, Illinois 62523 <br /> Subject: Focused Phase II Environmental Site Assessment <br /> Tick Properties <br /> 151 West Main Street/142 West Wood Street <br /> Decatur, IL 62526 <br /> C.A. Number BF-OOE00879-1 <br /> Dear Mr. Tyus: <br /> On behalf of the City of Decatur, Fehr Graham li Associates, LLC (Fehr Graham) has completed <br /> a Focused Phase ii Environmental Site Assessment(ESA)of the Property referenced above. The <br /> Property is located on the northwest corner of West Main Street to the southwest corner of <br /> West Wood Street and is identified on the Site Vicinity Map provided as Attachment 1. <br /> BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES <br /> Prior to the Focused Phase II ESA, Fehr Graham completed a Phase l Environmental Site <br /> Assessment on the Property in accordance with ASTM E1527-13, dated July 28, 2014.The <br /> Phase I ESA was initiated by the City of Decatur using their United States Environmental <br /> Protection Agency(USEPA) Brownfields Hazardous Substance Assessment Grant funds. The <br /> Phase I ESA identified the following Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs)and <br /> Controlled Recognized Environmental Condition (CREC) in connection with the Property and <br /> adjacent properties that warranted further investigation: <br /> Pro rt <br /> • There is potential for release of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from historical use of <br /> transformers on the Property that could negatively impact underlying soil and <br /> groundwater. <br /> • The findings of the Mostardi Platt report indicate that a release of gasoline and <br /> chlorinated solvents from either the Property or adjacent properties has occurred that <br /> is negatively impacting underlying soil and groundwater. <br /> • There is the potential for release of chlorinated solvents from the historical industrial <br /> cleaning operations that occurred at the Property that could negatively impact <br /> underlying soil and groundwater. <br /> • There is the potential for release of petroleum products from the historical use of <br /> underground storage tanks(USTs) on the Property that could negatively impact <br /> underlying soil and groundwater. <br /> 200 Prairie Street I Suite 208 1 Rockford,IL 61107 1 p:815.394.4700 I f:815.394.4702 I www.fehr-graham.com <br /> Insight. Experience. Results. <br />