Site Report: Residence - 1125 Acorn Circle
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Problems/Comments
On 7/1/2009 a petroleum release was discovered from an underground storage tank (UST) storing home heating oil (#2 diesel). The source of the release was determined to be a faulty fuel return line. The UST was subsequently removed, but the excavation of contaminated soil was limited laterally by the building foundation and vertically by the presence of groundwater at approximately 6 feet below ground surface. Petroleum constituents remain in soil and groundwater.
Action Information
Contaminant Information
| Name |
Level Description |
Media |
Comments |
| DRO |
> Human Health/Ingestion/Inhalation |
Soil |
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Control Type
| Type |
Details |
| Environmental Covenant |
EC Recorded with DNR on 11/2/22 |
Requirements
| Description |
Details |
| Advance approval required to transport soil or groundwater off-site. |
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| Movement or use of contaminated material (including on site) in a manner that results in a violation of the water quality standards is prohibited (18 AAC 70) |
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| Groundwater Use Restrictions |
No groundwater wells shall be installed in the contaminated area of the Property without prior
DEC approval. |
| Groundwater Use Restrictions |
Contaminated groundwater underlying the Property may not be pumped, drained, or
dewatered; or used for irrigation, dust control, or any other purpose without prior DEC
approval. If that use is approved under this Covenant, that use is still subject to all applicable
treatment, monitoring, disposal, and permitting requirements. |
| Excavation / Soil Movement Restrictions |
Excavation, drilling, and other intrusive activities below a depth of 5 feet are prohibited within the Site, without prior review and approval from DEC. |
| When Contaminated Soil is Accessible, Remediation Should Occur |
In the event that the remaining contaminated soil becomes accessible in the future due to the building being removed, the land owner shall notify DEC and characterize and, if determined
necessary, cleanup the soil. |
| Subdivision Restriction |
DEC must be notified in advance of any subdivision or replat of the Property. This Covenant must be included as part of future Property transactions and attached to subsequent associated parcels, as determined applicable by DEC. |
| Groundwater Use Restrictions |
Groundwater throughout Alaska is protected for use as a water supply for drinking, culinary and food processing, agriculture including irrigation and stock watering, aquaculture, and industrial use. Contaminated site cleanup complete determinations are based on groundwater being considered a potential drinking water source. In the event that groundwater from this Site is to be used for other purposes in the future, additional characterization and treatment
may be required to ensure the water is suitable for its intended use. |
| Periodic Review |
Grantor shall report to DEC every 5 years to document the status of
compliance with the activity and use limitations described in this Covenant. Such notice and the accompanying reports should be mailed to the DEC at: |
No associated sites were found.
