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Project Development Engineer

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GeoEnvironmental Project Manager

GeoEnvironmental Section

Geotechnical Engineering Unit

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SUBJECT:	GeoEnvironmental Phase I

The GeoEnvironmental Section of the Geotechnical Engineering Unit performed a Phase I field investigation on Click here to enter a date. for the above referenced project to identify geoenvironmental sites of concern. The purpose of this report is to document sites of concern within the project study area that are or may be contaminated. These sites of concern should be included in the environmental planning document in an effort to assist the project stakeholders in reducing or avoiding impacts to these sites. Sites of concern may include, but are not limited to, underground storage tank (UST) sites, dry cleaning facilities, hazardous waste sites, regulated landfills and unregulated dumpsites.

Findings

Click here to enter text. (Click here to enter text.) sites of concern were identified within the proposed study area. We anticipate low monetary and scheduling impacts resulting from these sites. See the following table and figure for details.

Please note that discovery of additional sites not recorded by regulatory agencies and not reasonably discernible during the project reconnaissance may occur. The GeoEnvironmental Section should be notified immediately after discovery of such sites so their potential impact(s) may be assessed.

Sites of concern identified in this report should be reviewed by the GeoEnvironmental Section once the Final Right of Way plans are complete to determine if Phase II Investigations and Right of Way Recommendations are necessary prior to right of way being acquired.

If there are questions regarding the geoenvironmental issues, please contact me, at 919-707-68XX.

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John Pilipchuk, LG, PE, State Geotechnical Engineer

Brian Hanks, PE, State Structures Engineer

R. Joel Gulledge, PE, PLS, State Locations and Surveys Central Office Administrative Engineer

Carl Barclay, PE, State Utilities Manager

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Steve Grimes, ROW Unit, Negotiations, State Negotiator

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Sites of Concern

Property Name:	Property Owner: NCDOT Parcel 19
Freeway BP 120 308 S. Alston Ave Durham, NC 27701	M.M. Fowler, Inc. 4220 Neal Rd #415 Durham, NC 27705
Facility ID #: 0-016174 Incident #: 22966	UST Owner: M.M. Fowler, Inc. 4220 Neal Rd #415 Durham, NC 27705
This gas station (formerly Friendly City) and Family Fare convenience store is located on the northwest quadrant of NC 55 (Alston Avenue) and Gann Street intersection. According to the UST Section Registry there are three (3) tanks currently in use. Three (3) tanks were removed in 2000. Two (2) tanks owned by Friendly City were removed in 1999. Ground Water Incident 22966 was assigned to this facility in 2001. The incident was closed out in 2003. This site is anticipated to present low geoenvironmental impacts to the project.

Property Name:	Property Owner: NCDOT Parcel 19
Freeway BP 120 308 S. Alston Ave Durham, NC 27701	M.M. Fowler, Inc. 4220 Neal Rd #415 Durham, NC 27705
Facility ID #: 0-016174 Incident #: 22966	UST Owner: M.M. Fowler, Inc. 4220 Neal Rd #415 Durham, NC 27705
This gas station (formerly Friendly City) and Family Fare convenience store is located on the northwest quadrant of NC 55 (Alston Avenue) and Gann Street intersection. According to the UST Section Registry there are three (3) tanks currently in use. Three (3) tanks were removed in 2000. Two (2) tanks owned by Friendly City were removed in 1999. Ground Water Incident 22966 was assigned to this facility in 2001. The incident was closed out in 2003. This site is anticipated to present low geoenvironmental impacts to the project.