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TARGETED BROWNFIELD ASSESSMENT
For
Oklahoma Army National Guard
Former Madill Armory
Madill, Oklahoma
ASTM E 1527-05
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
All Appropriate Inquiry
Prepared by:
August 3, 2012
Prepared for:
Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 542
Madill, Oklahoma 73446
Prepared by:
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
Land Protection Division
707 N. Robinson
P.O. Box 1677
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73101-1677
I declare that to the best of my professional knowledge and belief, I meet the definition of
Environmental Professiona I as defined in Section 312.10 of this part. I have specific qualifications based
on education training, and experience to assess a property of the nature, history and setting of the
subject property. I have developed and performed the all appropriate inquiry in conformance with the
standards and practices set forth in 40 CFR Part 312.
Environmental Professionals in charge ofthe project:
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~eiFrancks
Environmental Programs Specialist II
Heather Mallory
Environmental Programs Specialist Ill
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Table of Contents
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Executive Summary………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………..
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Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
2.1 Purpose …………………………………………………………………………………………….……..……………………
2.2 Detailed Scope-of-services ……………………………………………………………….……………..……………
2.3 Significant Assumptions ………………………………………………………………..………….…………………..
2.4 Limitations and Exceptions ………………………………………………………………………………….…………
2.5 Special Terms and Conditions ………………………………………………………………………………………..
Site Characterization and History …………………………………………………………….…………………………
3.1 Location and Legal Description ………………………………………………………………………………………
3.2 Site and Vicinity Characterization …………………………………………………………………………………..
3.3 Descriptions of Structures, Roads and Other Improvements ………………………….……………..
3.4 Owner, Property Manager, and Occupant Information ………………………………….………………
3.5 Information Reported by User Regarding Environmental Lien or Specialized Knowledge
or Experience ………………………………...………………………………………………………….……..…………..
3.6 Commonly Known or Reasonable Ascertainable Information ………………………………….…….
3.7 Valuation Reduction for Environmental Issues ……………………………………………………………….
3.8 Current Use of Property …………………………………………………………………………………………………
3.9 Past Use of Property ……………………………………………………………………………………..………………
3.9.1 Review of Aerial Photos ………………………………………………………………………..………………..
3.9.2 Fire Insurance Maps …………………………………………………………………………………..……………
3.10 Current and Past Use of Adjoining Properties ………………………………………………………….…….
3.11 Environmental (Physical) Setting ……………………………….……………………..…………..………………
3.11.1 Surface Water Characteristics ……………………………………………………………..………………….
3.11.2 Subsurface Geological Characteristics …………………………..……………………..………….……..
3.11.3 Ground Water Characteristics ………………………………………………………………..……………….
3.11.4 Air Characteristics ……………………………………………………………………………………………………
Records Review ………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………….
4.1 Federal National Priorities List (NPL) ……………………………………………………………………………..
4.2 Federal CERCLIS List ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….
4.3 Federal RCRA CORRACTs List ………………………………………………………………………………….………
4.4 Federal RCRA non-CORRACTS TSD List ………………………………………..………………….……………..
4.5 Federal RCRA Generators List ……………………………………………………..………………………………...
4.6 Federal ERNS List ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
4.7 Federal Institutional Control/Engineering Control Registries …………….……………………………
4.8 State-Equivalent NPL ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..
4.9 State-Equivalent CERCLIS ………………………………………………………………………………………………
4.10 State Landfill and/or Solid Waste Disposal Sites ……………………………….……………………………
4.11 State Leaking UST List ……………………………………………………………………….……………………………
4.12 State Registered UST Sites ………………………………………………………………….………………………….
4.13 State Institutional Control/Engineering Control Registries …………………………………………….
4.14 State Voluntary Cleanup Sites ……………………………………………………………….……………………….
4.15 State Brownfield Sites ………………………………………………………………………..………………………….
4.16 Oil and Gas Records ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Site Reconnaissance and Interviews ……………………………………………………….………………………….
5.1 Methodology and Limiting Conditions ……………………………………….………..………………………..
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5.2 General Site Conditions ……………………………………………………………….…………………………………
5.2.1 Above Ground Storage Tanks (ASTs) ………………………………………………..………………………
5.2.2 Landfills and/or Dumping …………………….………………………………………………………………….
5.2.3 Impoundments ……………………………..………………………………………………………..………………
5.2.4 Monitoring Wells …………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
5.2.5 Disturbed and Stained Soil …………………………………………………………………..………………….
5.2.6 Seeps ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………….
5.2.7 Chemical Spills …………………………….………………………………………………………..………………..
5.2.8 Farm Waste ……………………………………………………………………………………………..………………
5.2.9 Known Pesticide Misapplication ………………………………………………………………..……………
5.2.10 Discharges and Runoff from Adjacent Property Affecting the Site ……………..……………
5.2.11 Petroleum Products and Oil and Natural Gas Exploration …………………………..…………..
5.2.12 Asbestos ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
5.2.13 Lead ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………
5.2.14 Transformers/PCB Equipment ……………………………………………………………………..………….
5.3 External Observations …………………………………………………………………….……………………………..
5.4 Internal Observations ………………………..……………………………..…………………………………………..
5.5 Interviews ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Findings …………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………………….
Opinion and Recommendations ……………………………………………………..…………………………………..
Data Gaps ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Conclusions ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Additional Services ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Deviations ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
References ……………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………….
Appendices …………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………………
A. Qualifications of Environmental Professionals
B. Photographs from site visit/Site notes
C. Aerial Photographs
D. FEMA Flood Zone Map
E. Sanborn Map
F. USGS Topographical Map / Site Maps
G. Deeds
H. ERNS Records for Madill, OK
I. SCAP Lead and Asbestos Inspection Reports
J. RCRA Records for Madill, OK
K. Underground Storage Tank Removal Documents
L. Oklahoma Corporation Commission UST records
M. Oklahoma Water Resource Board Water Wells
N. Air Quality Permitted Facilities
O. Memorandum of Agreement between Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
and the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
P. Oklahoma Military Department Environmental Office Records for Madill Armory, 601 S.
5th Ave., Madill, OK.
Background and Disclaimer
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1.0 Executive Summary
On April 11, 2012, Rachel Francks and Savannah Richards of the Oklahoma Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ) performed site reconnaissance of the former Madill National Guard
Armory located at 601 S. 5th Ave, Madill, Marshall County, Oklahoma, as part of a Targeted
Brownfield Assessment (TBA). The subject property is situated in the southern side of the City of
Madill and is part of a school complex that includes sports fields, a bus barn and across the street,
Madill Public Schools. The purpose of the TBA was to identify potential environmental concerns by
reviewing historical data, regulatory information, and by performing a visual inspection of the site
and surrounding area. The following is an executive summary of the environmental site assessment
results:
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Recognized environmental conditions (REC) include insulation around pipes that are asbestos
containing materials (ACMs) and lead based paint
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The former Madill National Guard Armory was built in 1957. The property was managed and
maintained by the Oklahoma Military Department (OMD) on behalf of the State of Oklahoma.
Ownership of the subject property has been transferred to Marshall County Chamber of
Commerce as of June 15, 2011. The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce is currently
working on clean up and development of the site for use by the Madill Public School System.
DEQ plans on addressing lead and asbestos in the building before it becomes occupied by the
Madill Public School System. Once cleanup activities have occurred, the Madill Public School
System will begin occupying the building.
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There is one large building on the site that contains the armory. The offices and class rooms
surround the motor pool maintenance area and the drill floor. All equipment has been
removed, with the exception of heating and cooling units and the water heater. There are pipes
in the latrines and the janitor’s closet to the south of the drill floor that are surrounded by
insulation that had been confirmed to be ACM. The insulation in the janitor’s closet is falling
apart.
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Adjoining properties consist of the Madill Public School grounds which include the school, sports
fields, and bus barn. Historical aerial photographs beginning in 1937 show the subject property
as farm land and residential. Aerial photos from 1995 – 2010 show the area around the location
to be occupied by the school grounds and residential housing.
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The property is located centrally within Madill, but historically toward the southern edge of
town, so Sanborn Fire Insurance maps do not show the subject property. The fire insurance
maps show the closest surrounding areas to be residential.
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No National Priority List (NPL), delisted NPL sites, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA) non-corrective action sites (CORRACTS) treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) listings,
Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) list, Institutional Controls/Engineering
Controls, or State landfills and/or solid waste disposal sites were found on the subject property
or within the ASTM recommended search radii. No RCRA generators, Voluntary Cleanup (VCP)
sites, or Brownfield sites were found on the subject property. There were no archived
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System
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(CERCLIS)
site listings within a ½ mile of the subject property. The subject property is on the
DEQ Site Cleanup Assistance Program (SCAP) list for cleanup of lead and asbestos
contamination.
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There was one underground storage tank (UST) on site. It had a 1,000 gallon capacity and was
used to store gasoline. The tank was removed in 1993 and the case was closed with the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC). At the time of removal the soil below the tank and
to the side were tested for Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene (BTEX) and total
petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH). The results showed all tested contaminants to be below
detection limits except for TPH (GRO) which was detected at 0.105 mg/kg which is below OCC
action levels. When pulled the tank was in good condition with no holes. The tank pit was filled
with clean soil. There was no sign of the UST or soil staining and the pump island had been
removed as well. The UST is considered a historical recognized environmental condition (HREC).
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Oil and gas exploration was searched in the OCC oil and gas records for the site and the
adjoining properties. There was no record of oil and gas production on the subject property or
any adjoining properties.
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Transformers were noted to the southwest, northeast and east of the armory. The transformers
are located off the property and it is unknown if they contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs),
but the units appear new and in good condition. Fluorescent lighting ballasts are located
throughout the offices in the building. The lighting ballasts are all in good condition in most
rooms. The lights in the drill floor and the garage are old incandescent bulbs. All fluorescent
bulbs contain mercury and should be handled as Universal Waste unless documentation and/or
sampling demonstrate they are not hazardous.
2.0 Introduction
The State of Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) under a Brownfield Assistance
Agreement (No. RP96681001-0) (Ref. 1) with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
conducted a Targeted Brownfield Assessment of a property located at 601 S. 5th Ave, Madill,
Marshall County, Oklahoma.
2.1 Purpose
The purpose of this assessment is to look at the environmental conditions within the target
area and provide this information to the Madill County Chamber of Commerce as well as
meet the All Appropriate Inquiry requirement of the landowner liability protections under
the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA,
better known as Superfund – Ref. 2), as provided in the Small Business Relief and
Brownfield’s Revitalization Act of 2002 (Public Law 107-118, Subtitle B – Ref. 3). The
purpose of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is to identify, to the extent feasible,
recognized environmental conditions in connection with the target property through a
systematic review of readily available information sources and a site reconnaissance.
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DEQ is providing technical assistance to the project by evaluating the environmental
condition of the property prior to the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce converting
the armory for use by the Madill Public School System. Funding for this assessment has
been provided by the U.S. EPA.
2.2 Detailed Scope of Services
DEQ examined the current use of the property and identified the historical uses of the
property to determine if recognized environmental conditions exist. DEQ examined
historical documents, governmental databases, oil and gas records, aerial photographs,
Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, and conducted interviews and a site reconnaissance of the
area. A good faith effort was made to identify possible environmental conditions that might
affect the development of the property.
2.3 Significant Assumptions
History and knowledge of the subject property shows that the building was used as a
National Guard Armory. Prior to armory construction in 1957, the property was farmland
and then residential. There has been no oil and gas exploration on the property according
to OCC records.
Since the building was constructed in 1957, the building may contain ACM. The U.S. began
banning the use of asbestos in most building materials in the 1970s due to studies
confirming the harmful health effects caused by exposure to airborne asbestos. DEQ’s
contractor conducted asbestos inspection and a lead survey of the armory. Asbestos was
detected in thermal pipe wrap. Pipe with the wrapping was noted in both bathrooms as
well as the water heater closet, and the drill floor. The pipe wrap is in poor condition and is
fraying in several locations, most notably in the water heater/janitor closet.
2.4 Limitations and Exceptions
The purpose of an environmental site assessment is to identify actual or potential
“recognized environmental conditions” that may result in liability, land use restrictions, or
cause delays in revitalization. The ASTM Phase I Environmental Site Assessment E 1527 – 05
(Ref. 4) is the minimum standard for environmental due diligence in the real estate industry
and meets the standard for All Appropriate Inquiry under the Small Business Liability Relief
and Brownfields Revitalization Act of 2002. A diligent effort in accordance with generally
accepted good commercial and customary standards and practices was undertaken to
identify the “recognized environmental conditions” that might affect the revitalization
project. However, the identification of old hazardous waste sites is an evolving process;
therefore, DEQ cannot state with absolute certainty that no other potential hazardous
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waste sites are located in the area. This assessment was conducted under constraints of
time, cost, and scope and reflects a limited investigation and evaluation. It reflects the
normal degree of care and skill that is ordinarily exercised by environmental professionals
conducting business in this or similar localities. In no event shall the DEQ or its employees
be liable for any damages, injury, loss, cost or expense whatsoever arising in connection
with the use or reliance on the information contained in this report, except as otherwise
provided by law.
The information in this report is based on a review of governmental records, interviews with
knowledgeable representatives of the property, information provided by the Marshall
County Chamber of Commerce, and observations of the environmental professional. The
result of this assessment, as written in this report, is valid as of the date of the report. The
assessment does not include sampling of rock, groundwater, surface water, or air. For
qualifications of environmental professionals see Appendix A.
2.5 Special Terms and Conditions
This assessment report has been prepared for the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
by the DEQ using EPA funding. Information about this report will be provided to the EPA for
its files. This report and the working file are public record and subject to the Oklahoma
Open Records Act and the federal Freedom of Information Act.
3.0 Site Characterization and History
3.1 Location and Legal Description
The subject property is located at 601 S. 5th Ave. in Madill, Oklahoma. This property consists
of approximately two and a half acres of land and contains the former National Guard
Armory building. A site map and topographical map depicting the property have been
provided in Appendix F.
The subject property is bisected by the section line between Section 28 and 33, T5S, R5E,
Marshall County, Oklahoma. Portions occupy the SE, SE corner of Section 28 and the NE, NE
corner of Section 33. Latitude and longitude for the site are (34°5’7.88”N, 96°46’35.43”W).
The armory building’s legal description is:
Tract I.
Beginning at the Southeast Corner, of Section 28, Township 5 South, Range 5 East,
thence S.89"57'W. along the Section line, a distance of 2 78.2 feet, to the East right-ofway line of State Highway 199, thence N.I3°3S'E, along the East right of way line of State
Highway 199, a distance of 154.0 feet, to the South line of McArthur Street, thence
S.76°33' E. along the South line of McArthur Street, a distance of 246.8 feet, to the
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Section line, thence S.0°2'E. along the Section line, a distance of 90.4 feet, to the point
of beginning. Containing 0.74 acres.
Tract 2.
Beginning at the N.E. Comer of Section 33, Township 5 South, Range 5 East, thence
S.89°57'W. along the Section line, a distance of 278.2 feet to the East right of way line,
of State Highway 199, thence S.13°3S'W. along the East right of way line of State
Highway 199, a distance of264.3 feet, thence N.89°57'E. a distance of 342 feet, to the
East side of said Section 33, thence N.0°2'W. along the Section line, a distance of 260
feet, to the point of beginning. Containing 1.86 acres.
3.2 Site and Vicinity Characterization
The former Madill Armory was built in 1957. According to Marshall County land records, the
land for the building was owned by the Madill Chamber of Commerce and was deeded to
the State of Oklahoma for the construction of the Oklahoma National Guard on January 5,
1956 (see Appendix G). The subject property is a tract of land about 2.6 acres in size, and is
located at 601 S. 5th Ave, Madill, Oklahoma. It is bounded by W. MacArthur St. on the north,
5th Ave on the west, and 4th Ave on the east. The areas where the subject property and
adjacent properties are located are best characterized by residential development. School
grounds surround the subject property to the west and east, residential areas are to the
north, and the Madill Public Schools bus barn is to the south.
Asbestos has been confirmed onsite and is present due to the age of the building. Utilities
that serve the subject property are Rural Electric Association (REA) for electricity, Oklahoma
Natural Gas (ONG) for gas service, and the City of Madill provides water and sewer services
to the armory according to Kate Brennan, Executive Director of the Marshall County
Chamber of Commerce (MCCC). Ms. Brennan has limited knowledge of the site, but has
been with the MCCC during the property transfer from the Oklahoma Military Department
and so has some knowledge of the current conditions and the future property use.
A review of the topographical map indicated that the surface elevation of the site is
approximately 825 feet above mean sea level. The topographical gradient is to the south,
toward an unnamed creek that is a tributary to Glasses Creek. Glasses Creek is located
approximately 2.0 miles from the site to the east. The topographical map can be found in
Appendix F.
3.3 Description of Structures, Roads, and Other Improvements
The subject property contains a former National Guard Armory that was built in 1957. The
floor of the building has some cracked floor tiles with yellow mastic underneath some of the
floor tile. The windows in the Armory do not appear to be original to the building. Roads
surrounding the Armory and the front parking lot are paved. The rear parking area is
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surrounded by chain link fence and is graveled. It is currently overgrown with
weeds. Adjacent properties consist of residential and school property. Throughout the
facility, there are floor drains. Based on previous armories, it is thought that these drains
lead into the city sanitary sewage pipes, but at the time of this report that could not be
confirmed.
3.4 Owner, Property Manager, and Occupant Information
The subject property is owned by the MCCC and is currently unoccupied, except for the drill
floor which is being used as storage by the MCCC. DEQ SCAP is in charge of identifying
environmental hazards and conducting the cleanup of the Armory. The Military department
transferred ownership of the armory to the MCCC prior to completion of remedial activities
(Appendix G).
3.5 Information Reported by User Regarding Environmental Lien or Specialized Knowledge or
Experience
The property owner and/or representatives reported no environmental liens on the subject
property, and had no specialized knowledge or experience regarding recognized
environmental conditions. DEQ conducted a search for environmental liens at the Marshall
County Courthouse. No environmental liens or use limitations were reported for the subject
property, and it does not appear in the DEQ Brownfield IC database.
3.6 Commonly Known or Reasonably Ascertainable Information
Kate Brennan, Executive Director of the Marshall County Chamber, indicated that records
from her office showed that the land had been owned only by the City of Madill who then
provided the land for construction of the armory. It is known within the community that the
building functioned as a National Guard Armory.
3.7 Valuation Reduction for Environmental Issues
Valuation of the property is outside the scope of this assessment. A professional appraiser
should be consulted to place a value on the property.
3.8 Current Use of the Property
The property is currently being used as storage by the Marshall County Chamber of
Commerce, but is largely unoccupied.
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3.9 Past Use of the Property
3.9.1
Review of Aerial Photographs
Historic aerial photographs were searched to view the changes to the property
over time. The 1937 aerial photograph was found at the Oklahoma Department
of Libraries. The aerial photographs from 1995, 2003, and 2005 were found on
Google Earth. Aerial photographs from 1939, 1995, 2003, and 2005 were
obtained. All of these photographs are located in Appendix C. The following
represents a summary of what was found at the subject property from each
photograph.
1937 aerial photograph
The 1937 aerial photograph shows the subject property to be residential with
agricultural land to the south with a circular track to the east. There is
residential property to the north and west of the property. The structure on the
subject property is not present in the photograph, however, there is a
residential structure on the property.
The 1995 aerial photograph shows the subject property with the Armory. The
track is visible to the east but has changed orientation. The property is largely
surrounded by a residential area to the north. Madill Public School is visible to
the west, and the building currently occupied by the Madill Public Schools bus
barn is present.
track is visible to the east. The property is largely surrounded by a residential
area to the north. Madill Public School is visible to the west, and the building
currently occupied by the Madill Public Schools bus barn is present.
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3.9.2
Fire Insurance Maps
Sanborn maps do not cover this area as it is too far outside of the city center.
3.10
Current and Past Uses of Adjoining Properties
Currently the areas surrounding the site are residential and Madill Public School
property. The areas to the north have always been residential and are still residential.
The area to the east and west are school property. The area to the south is currently
occupied by the Madill Public School bus barn and historically was agricultural.
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Environmental (Physical) Setting
DEQ reviewed several sources to obtain information on the physical setting of the
subject property and its surrounding areas. These sources include: The United States
Department of Agriculture Marshall County Soil Survey, Oklahoma Water Resource
Board data viewer, and the Federal Emergency Management Association. Review of the
physical setting of the area is to evaluate the sensitivity of the hydrogeology to potential
contamination from sources either on or near the site.
3.11.1 Surface Water Characteristics
The topography of the area is relatively flat. The former Madill Armory is
located at a surface elevation of approximately 825 feet above mean sea level.
The topographical gradient is to the south, toward an unnamed creek which is a
tributary to Glasses Creek. The unnamed creek is located approximately 0.5
miles southeast of the site and Glasses Creek is 2.0 miles east of the site.
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According to the Federal Emergency Association, the subject property is in an
area outside the 500 year flood plain. According to FEMA (Ref. 12), the property
is located in Zone C and is outside the flood plain. The armory lies outside of the
flood boundary line. A map of this information is located in Appendix D.
The subject property obtains its drinking water from the City of Madill, which
uses surface water as its water source. The City of Madill is currently using two
city lakes, one north of the town and one west of the town, as its water source.
3.11.2 Subsurface Geological Characterization
Marshall County is mainly in the Dissected Costal Plains within the Ardmore
Basin and the Gulf Coastal plain regions. This area is characterized by mostly
unlithified, south-dipping Cretaceous sands, gravels, clays and some limestones
which form the Gulf Coastal Plain, which is slightly dissected by streams (Ref.
19).
According to the Soil Survey of Marshall County, Oklahoma, the subject property
consists of Burleson clay. Burleson clay comprises 100% of the subject property
area of interest and is characterized by a slope of 1 to 3 percent, a water table
depth of over 80 inches, and moderate water capacity (Ref. 14).
3.11.3 Groundwater Characteristics
The hydrogeology as reported by the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB)
indicates the site is on the Woodbine which is a minor groundwater source, and
the Antlers which is a major groundwater source. Throughout most of the city,
the substrata are somewhat favorable for the production of groundwater. The
Woodbine basin is a bedrock basin with an average saturated thickness of 250
ft. The aquifer vulnerability for the area around the site is low.
The OWRB Reported Well Log Viewer was utilized to make a map of
groundwater and monitoring wells within a 1 mile radius of the subject
property. There are a number of wells within 0.50 miles of the property, mostly
used for site assessment and water monitoring purposes. The closest
groundwater well is 0.55 miles northwest of the subject property, and is used
for domestic water purposes. For a list and map of wells that are within 0.50
miles of the subject property, see Appendix M.
3.11.4 Air Characteristics
No air emissions were noticed at the subject property or the adjoining
properties. The DEQ dataviewer database was searched for Air Quality
Permitted Facilities (AQPF). One AQPF was found within a 1 mile radius from
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the subject property. For a list of facilities see Appendix N. Hydrocarbon odors
were noticed outside of the subject property during the site visit, possibly from
the bus barn next door. There is a potential for lead dust and asbestos
emissions from the subject property.
4.0 Records Review
A regulatory database search was conducted by DEQ. This search included, at a minimum, those
records and distances from the site dictated as appropriate in the ASTM standard. DEQ performed a
review of available federal and state databases to assess whether the subject property or proximate
properties were listed as having environmental concerns, which could have an adverse impact on
the subject property. The following provides a summary of the databases reviewed.
4.1 Federal National Priorities List (NPL)
A search of the Environmental Protection Agency’s NPL database shows no current NPL sites
within a mile radius of the subject property (Ref. 5). The subject property is not an NPL site.
The database also shows no delisted NPL sites within a half mile radius of the subject
property.
4.2 Federal CERCLIS List
The EPA database for Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability
Act (CERCLA) Information Systems (CERCLIS) was searched for active and archived CERCLIS
sites on and near the subject property (Ref. 7). The ASTM’s recommended search radius for
the subject property for both active and archived CERCLIS sites is ½ mile. No CERCLIS sites
were found within a ½ mile radius of the site. The property is not listed as an active CERCLIS
site.
The subject property is also not listed in the archived CERCLIS site list. There are no archived
sites within a ½ mile of the subject property.
4.3 Federal RCRA CORRACTs List
The EPA database for Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) facilities subject to
corrective action was searched within the ASTM’s required minimum distance of one mile of
the subject property (Ref. 8). No RCRA CORRACT facility was found within the one-mile
radius of the subject property.
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4.4 Federal RCRA non-CORRACTS TSD List
The EPA database for RCRA facilities not subject to corrective action was searched within
the ASTM’s required minimum distance of ½ mile of the subject property (Ref. 8). No RCRA
non-CORRACT Treatment, Storage and Disposal (TSD) sites are within the ½ mile radius of
the subject property.
4.5 Federal RCRA Generators List
The EPA RCRA Notifiers database was searched for RCRA generators within the ASTM’s
required minimum search distance of the subject property and adjoining properties (Ref. 8).
The subject property did not have any RCRA notifiers or generators. There were also no
facilities found near the subject property. No large quantity generators were reported
within the subject property and its adjoining properties. For a list of local generators
outside of the search radius see Appendix J.
4.6 Federal ERNS List
The Emergency Response Notification system (ERNS) maintained by the National Response
Center was searched for any hazardous substance releases or spills within the subject
property (Ref. 9). ASTM requires a minimum search distance of property only when
identifying ERNS cases. No ERNS sites were reported within the property or the adjoining
properties. For a list of local incidents outside of the search radius see Appendix H.
4.7 Federal Institutional Control/Engineering Control Registries
There are no known Institutional Control/Engineering Controls in effect for this property.
The federal IC/EC database is currently under development.
4.8 State-Equivalent NPL
DEQ does not have a State-equivalent NPL database. Oklahoma does not have a State
Superfund law to establish a State-equivalent NPL database.
4.9 State-Equivalent CERCLIS
DEQ does not have a State-equivalent CERCLIS database.
4.10 State Landfill and / or Solid Waste Disposal Sites
DEQ regulates landfills and solid waste disposal sites across the State of Oklahoma (Ref. 10).
State landfills and solid waste disposal facilities were searched in the DEQ database within
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the ASTM required minimum distance of ½ mile from the subject property. No permitted
landfills or solid waste disposal facilities are located within the search distance of the subject
property.
4.11 State Leaking UST List
The OCC UST Notification Database and OWRB’s Online Data viewer were searched to locate
any known leaking underground storage tank (LUST) sites located within the ASTM’s
minimum search distance of a ½ mile of the subject property. Four LUST sites were found
within the ½ mile radius. The following sites are listed and described below.
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Kerr McGee, located at 511 South 1st, is 0.39 miles east of the subject property.
The tanks are listed as permanently out of service, and the cases are all closed, but
there are no other records regarding these LUSTs. The LUST case Facility ID number
is 064-1089.
Love’s Country Store #84, located at 411 South 1st, is 0.37 miles east of the subject
property. Most of the tanks are listed as permanently out of service, with two
currently in service, and the cases are closed, but there are no other records
regarding this LUST. The LUST case Facility ID number is 064-1609.
Madill Dx/Od's, located at 301 South 1st, is 0.37 miles northeast of the subject
property. The facility is listed as inactive and the tanks are listed as permanently out
of service and the cases are closed. The LUST case ID number is 064-2833.
Taylor's S.S., located at 500 South 1st, is 0.37 miles east of the subject property. The
facility is listed as inactive, and the tanks are listed as permanently out of service.
The LUST case Facility ID number is 064-2010.
4.12 State Registered UST Sites
The OCC UST Notification Database was searched to locate registered underground storage
tanks (UST) located within the ASTM’s minimum search distance of the subject property and
its adjoining properties.
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The subject property formerly contained a 1,000 gallon gasoline UST on the
property. The UST was removed October 7, 1993 from the subject property
(Appendix K). No leaks were reported to the OCC for the UST. Following the tank
removal the soil was sampled from the wall and the backfill of the tank pit. Soil
samples collected were below detection limits for every analysis except for TPH
(GRO) which was detected at 0.105 mg/kg which is below OCC action levels. Three
registered USTs were found on the adjoining properties. For a list of registered UST
sites, see Appendix L.
The adjacent property, owned by Madill Public Schools, formerly contained a 1,000
gallon gasoline UST, and currently contains a 10,000 gallon gasoline UST, and a
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10,000 gallon diesel UST on the property. The 1,000 gallon UST was removed from
the subject property but there are no records of when. No leaks were reported to
the OCC for any of the USTs, however the owners have a history of non-compliance
with testing required by OCC.
4.13 State Institutional Control/Engineering Control Registries
According to the DEQ Brownfield’s Institutional Control Database there are no known
Institutional Control/Engineering Controls in effect for this property (Ref. 16).
4.14 State Voluntary Cleanup Sites
The DEQ Online Data Viewer was searched for Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) sites within
the required ASTM search distance of ½ mile of the Madill Armory (Ref. 11). No VCP sites
are located on or within ½ mile of the subject property.
4.15 State Brownfield Sites
The DEQ Brownfield database was searched for Brownfield sites within the required ASTM
search distance of ½ mile of the Madill Armory (Ref. 17). No Brownfield sites were found
within ½ mile of the Madill Armory.
4.16 Oil and Gas Records
The subject property is bisected by the section line between Section 28 and 33, T5S, R5E,
Marshall County, Oklahoma. Portions occupy the SE, SE corner of Section 28 and the NE, NE
corner of Section 33. The DEQ performed a search of oil and gas records from the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s (OCC) oil and gas records database. There were no
records of wells on the subject property or in adjacent areas.
5.0 Site Reconnaissance and Interviews
5.1 Methodology and Limiting Conditions
A site reconnaissance of the subject property located at 601 S. 5th St., Madill, OK was
performed on April 11, 2011. Rachel Francks and Savannah Smith of the DEQ met the
caretaker of the subject property, Kate Brennan (Marshall County Chamber of Commerce) at
the subject property. Brennan introduced Francks and Smith to the site and answered
questions to the best of her knowledge on the site. Brennan provided keys to the building
and provided background information about the property to the best of her knowledge. All
areas of the building were observed noting any environmental conditions that might need
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additional investigation. The entire outside area of the subject property was walked
through for observations that might need additional investigation as well.
5.2 General Site conditions
The former Madill Armory Property is composed of a brick building of approximately 11,200
square feet that was built in 1957 and does not contain an indoor firing range (IFR). The
building is currently unoccupied and occasionally used for storage by the Marshall County
Chamber of Commerce. The property surrounding the building consists of a residential
area, and an asphalt parking lot to the north; Madill Public Schools sports fields to the east;
Madill Public Schools bus barn to the south; and Madill Public Schools to the West. The
subject property is in town and paved streets are located to the north and west of the
subject property. The following are general site conditions that were evaluated on the
property and adjacent properties.
5.2.1
Aboveground Storage Tanks (ASTs)
There were no ASTs at the site, nor was there any indication that there had
been at any point.
5.2.2
Landfills and/or Dumping
There was no indication that any part of the property had been used as a landfill
at any point.
5.2.3
Impoundments
There was no standing water on the property. There is a ditch between the
road and the property to the west of the armory. There was no water in the
ditch at the time of the site visit. It seems likely the water will flow with the
topographical gradient to the south.
5.2.4
Monitoring Wells
There were no wells noted during the site visit. The OWRB data viewer has no
record of wells being located on the property.
5.2.5
Disturbed and Stained Soils
The gravel lot where vehicles were kept was too overgrown to determine if
stained soils were present. The vegetation around the armory appeared to be
in good condition and did not appear distressed.
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5.2.6
Seeps
No seeps of any kind were observed at the subject property.
5.2.7
Chemical Spills
No evidence of possible chemical spills was observed on the subject property.
5.2.8
Farm Waste
No farm waste was observed at the subject property.
5.2.9
Known Pesticide Misapplication
No known pesticide misapplications were detected during the site visit or during
the supportive research.
5.2.10 Discharges and Runoff from Adjacent Property Affecting the Site
Rainwater run off flows to the west side of the subject property. No potential
pollutants were observed on the neighboring properties that may affect the
armory.
5.2.11 Petroleum Products and Oil and Natural Gas Exploration
No petroleum products or oil and natural gas exploration were observed during
the site visit.
5.2.12 Asbestos
Since many of the State armories were built before the 1970s, there is a high
potential of finding asbestos containing material (ACM) in the armory buildings.
The U.S. began banning the use of asbestos in most building products in the
1970s due to studies confirming the harmful health effects caused by exposure
to airborne asbestos. ACM may be found in the insulation wrapping of the
heating pipes and/or heaters, roofing materials, ceiling tiles, window putty,
mastic, and floor tiles. Floor tiles that are 9”x9” have been found to regularly
contain asbestos.
DEQ’s contractor, ENERCON, conducted an investigation for sampling and
analysis of asbestos and lead-based paint assessment in the armory. Asbestos
was detected in thermal pipe wrap. Pipe with the wrapping was noted in both
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bathrooms as well as the water heater closet, and the drill floor. The pipe wrap
is in poor condition and is fraying in several locations, most notably in the water
heater/janitor closet. For copies of this report see Appendix I.
5.2.13 Lead
Surveys for lead-based paint and lead dust throughout the building have been
conducted by Enercon, a contractor for the DEQ. The reports indicate that lead
based paint is present in a few rooms on the walls and on the floor in one
location. There is not an IFR in this building, so any lead dust is most likely due
to deteriorated lead-based paint, or munitions stored in the building. For copies
of this report see Appendix I.
5.2.14 Transformers/PCB Equipment
There were two transformers observed to the east of the site on adjacent
properties. It is unknown if the transformer contains PCBs.
5.3 External Observations
The exterior of the building was observed and no recognized issues were found.
5.4 Internal Observations
The building is currently unoccupied and was last used by the Oklahoma Army National
Guard to support the military mission. The one story building was constructed from brick in
1957. Before construction of the armory building, the land was owned by the City of Madill
and was unoccupied land. During the site visit on April 11, 2011, the building did not appear
to have visible issues. Photographs of the internal view of the site can be found in Appendix
B.
5.5 Interviews
Kate Brennan was listed as the point of contact for the armory. She has limited knowledge
of the site and was listed as the point of contact because of her position with the Marshall
County Chamber of Commerce. She provided access to the building for DEQ personnel, but
had no extraordinary information regarding the history of the site. Therefore interviews
were not utilized in determining the operational history of the site.
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6.0 Findings
Summarized below are the major findings from this Targeted Brownfield Assessment and DEQ’s
recommendations. The major findings of the highest environmental concern are presented first.
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The former Madill Armory was built in 1957. The land for the building was deeded by the Madill
Chamber of Commerce to the Oklahoma Military for the State of Oklahoma, for benefit of the
Oklahoma National Guard. The armory is currently owned by the Marshall County Chamber of
Commerce and will be conveyed to Madill Public Schools once cleanup activities are complete.
A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) will be set in place between the OMD and the DEQ. Once
DEQ completes cleanup activities, a notice of remediation and easement will be filed in the
Marshall County Courthouse.
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OCC records show the property formerly contained a 1,000 gallon UST that was removed
October 7, 1993. Soil samples collected below the tank were below OCC action levels. The
former UST is considered a HREC.
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No National Priority List (NPL), delisted NPL sites, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA) non-corrective action sites (CORRACTS) treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) listings,
Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) list, Institutional Controls/Engineering
Controls, or State landfills and/or solid waste disposal sites were found on the subject property
or within the ASTM recommended search radii. No RCRA generators, Voluntary Cleanup (VCP)
sites, or Brownfield sites were found on the subject property. There were no RCRA generators
listed on the subject property or adjacent properties. There were no archived Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System (CERCLIS) site listings.
The subject property is on the DEQ Site Cleanup Assistance Program (SCAP) list for cleanup of
lead and asbestos contamination.
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Four facilities with leaking underground storage tanks were found within a ½ mile radius of the
subject property. They are potentially upgradient of the site, but due to the relatively flat area
the site is located in, it is difficult to determine whether they are likely to impact the site. USTs
on adjoining properties have not been reported as leaking, but have a history of non-compliance
with OCC testing requirements.
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No transformers were noted on the site, though two are present on adjoining properties.
Fluorescent lighting ballasts are located throughout the building. No leaks were observed from
the lighting ballasts. The fluorescent light bulbs may be a source of mercury.
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7.0 Opinion and Recommendations
Due to the past use of the property and potential contamination found on the subject property, the
environmental professionals working on this site believe that cleanup of lead and asbestos will be
necessary.
8.0 Data Gaps
No tribal information was obtained for this assessment. No tax records, city directories, or zoning
records were reviewed for this report. No interviews of the operational history of the building were
conducted. However, this did not affect the ability of the DEQ to make a recommendation on the
subject property. The parking area was overgrown, therefore it could not be observed for staining.
9.0 Conclusions
DEQ has performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment in conformance with the scope and
limitations of ASTM Practice E 1527-05 of the former Madill armory located at 601 S. 5th Ave.,
Madill, Oklahoma. Any exceptions to, or deletions from, this standard are described in Section 10.0
of this report. The building is contaminated with lead-based paint, lead dust, and asbestos. The
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Site Cleanup Assistance Program plans to
remediate lead and asbestos contamination on the subject property and properly dispose of all
associated waste. The lead and asbestos contamination in the building constitutes a recognized
environmental condition (REC).
The information provided in this assessment is to assist the MCCC in its revitalization planning as
well as meet the All Appropriate Inquiry requirement of the landowner liability protections under
the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA, better known
as Superfund – Ref. 2), as provided in the Small Business Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act of
2002 (Public Law 107-118, Subtitle B – Ref. 3).
10.0
Additional Services
In addition to this Phase I Targeted Brownfield Assessment, DEQ has provided sampling analysis
of potential asbestos, lead-based paint, and lead dust sources.
11.0
Deviations
The following deviations from ASTM Practice E 1527-05 occur in this Phase I Targeted
Brownfield Assessment. No tax records, city directories, or zoning records were reviewed for
this report.
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12.0
References
1.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (2008). Oklahoma Brownfields Assistance Agreement (No
#RP96681001-0). Unpublished Document. State of Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
2.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (1980). Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation,
and Liability Act. (Public Law 96-510). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office.
3.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (2002). Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization
Act. (Public Law 107-118, Subtitle B). Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office
4.
ASTM International. (2005). Water and Environmental Technology: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
E 1527 – 05. Baltimore, Maryland.
5.
Environmental Protection Agency. EPA National Priority List. Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/npl/status.htm.
6.
Environmental Protection Agency. EPA Deleted National Priority List. Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/query/queryhtm/npldel.htm
7.
Environmental Protection Agency. CERCLIS current and archived sites. Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://cfpub.epa.gov/supercpad/cursites/srchsites.cfm.
8.
Environmental Protection Agency. RCRA database. Last accessed February 20, 2012. RCRA database.
http://www.epa.gov/enviro/html/rcris/rcris_query_java.html.
9.
National Response Center. Emergency Response Notification System. Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://www.nrc.uscg.mil/foia.html.
10. Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. State Landfill site list. Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://www.deq.state.ok.us/LpDnew/swindex.html.
11. Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. DEQ Online Data Viewer. Last accessed February 20,
2012. http://maps.scigis.com/deq_wq/
12. Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA). FEMA Issued Flood Maps. Last accessed February 20,
2012.
http://www.msc.fema.gov/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001
&categoryId=12001&langId=-1&userType=G&type=1&future=false
13. Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. RCRA NOTIFIERS sorted by county and then city. Last
accessed February 20, 2012. http://www.deq.state.ok.us/LPDnew/HW/Notifiers/notifiersbycountycity.pdf.
14. United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service. (n.d.). Web soil survey.
Last accessed February 20, 2012. http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/WebSoilSurvey.aspx
15. Oklahoma Water Resources Board. OWRB Custom Map Viewer-Data Driven Map Viewers. Last accessed
February 20, 2012. http://www.owrb.ok.gov/maps/server/wims.php.
16. Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. Oklahoma Brownfield’s Institutional Control Database.
Last accessed February 20, 2012.
http://www.deq.state.ok.us/lpdnew/Brownfields/IC%20Documents/IC%20Database%20edit.html
17. Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. Oklahoma Brownfield’s Public Record. Last accessed
February 20, 2012. http://www.deq.state.ok.us/lpdnew/Brownfields/PublicRecordBrownfields.pdf
18. Digital Sanborn Maps 1867-1970. Madill, Marshall County, OK. (1946). Last Accessed April 12, 2011.
http://sanborn.umi.com/
19. Johnson, Kenneth, & Luza, Kenneth. Oklahoma Geological Survey, (2008). Earth sciences and mineral
resources of Oklahoma (Educational Publication No. 9). Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Printing
Services.
20. Rachel Francks, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality, interview notes with Marshall County
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Kate Brennan April 11, 2011, Madill Armory.
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Appendices
A.
Qualifications of Environmental Professionals
1. Heather Mallory - Heather Mallory holds a Bachelors and Masters Degree in Environmental
Science from the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Mallory has nine years experience in
environmental sampling and remediation. She is an Environmental Programs Specialist with the
Land Protection Division of the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. Her
responsibilities include: project management of various Voluntary Cleanup sites across the state,
NEPA coordinator for the Tar Creek voluntary buyout of residents, conducting and reviewing
Targeted Brownfield Assessments, serving on agency-wide GIS policy making committee, and
training DEQ Land Protection Division staff on GPS receivers.
2. Rachel Francks – Rachel Francks holds a Bachelors Degree in Geography from the University of
Oklahoma. Ms. Francks has one year of experience in environmental sampling and remediation.
She is an Environmental Programs Specialist with the Land Protection Division of the Oklahoma
Department of Environmental Quality. Her responsibilities include: project management of
various Brownfields and Voluntary Cleanup site across the state, QAPP reviewer, and conducting
and reviewing Targeted Brownfield Assessments.
B.
Site Visit Photographs / Site visit notes
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Aerial Photographs
Figure 1 1937 Aerial Photograph
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FEMA Map
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Sanborn Map 1924-1943
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USGS Topographical Map 2010/Site Map
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politic and instnnnentality of the State of Oklahoma, Grantor, in consideration of the sum of One
and No/100 dollars and other valuable consideration in hand paid, the receipt and sufficiency of
which are hereby acknowledged, do hereby quitclaim, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto 'fhe
Marshall County Chamber of Commerce, Grantee, the following described real property ~nd
premises lying and situated in the Marshall County, State of Oklahoma, as follows:
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Tract I.
Beginning at the Southeast Corner, of Section 28, Township S South, Range 5 East,
thence S.89"57'W. along the Section line, a distance of 278.2 feet, to the East right-ofway line of State Highway 199, thence N.I3°3S'E, along the East right of way line of
State Highway 199, a distance of 154.0 feet, to the South line of McArthur Street, thence
S.76°33' E. along the South line of McArthur Street, a distance of246.8 feet, to the
Section line, thence S.0°2'E. along the Section line, a distance of90.4 feet, to the point of
beginning. Containing 0.74 acre.
Tract 2.
Beginning at the N.E. Comer of Section 33, Township 5 South, RangeS East, thence
S.89°57'W. along the Section line, a distance of 278.2 feet to the East right of way line,
of State Highway 199, thence S.l3°3S'W. along the East right of way line of State
Highway 199, a distance of264.3 feet, thence N.89"57'E. a distance of342 feet, to the
East side of said Section 33, thence N.0"2'W. along the Section line, a distance of260
feet. to the point of beginning. Containing 1.86 acres.
together with the improvements thereon and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
NOTICE:
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY MAY HAVE
CONTAMINATED WITH LEAD, ASBESTOS AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS.
assigns.
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ERNS Records for Madill
ERNS Records
NRC
View Materials
Type Date/Time
Report
Report Page
of Call Received
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985503
982193
982193
982193
938055
918338
908602
822585
985503
982193
982193
982193
938055
918338
908602
822585
985503 INCIDENT
982193 INCIDENT
982193 INCIDENT
982193 INCIDENT
938055 INCIDENT
918338 INCIDENT
908602 INCIDENT
822585 INCIDENT
Description Of Incident
Type Of
Incident
8/10/2011
12:14
TRACTOR TRAILER ACCIDENT RELEASED
175 GALLONS OF DIESEL FUEL ONTO
THE ROADWAY AND INTO A LOCAL
STORM WATER DRAIN.
MOBILE
7/9/2011
19:10
CALLER STATED THAT THERE ARE A
TOTAL OF 11 CARS DERAILED, FIVE OF
THE CARS ARE CARRYING RESIDUE
ALCOHOL THERE ARE A COUPLE CAR
LOADS OF PLASTIC AND FERTILIZER, NO
INJURIES AND NO FATALITIES, THE
CAUSE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
RAILROAD
RAILROAD
RAILROAD
4/24/2010
17:06
CALLER IS REPORTING A DISCHARGE OF
5 BARRELS OF NATURAL GAS DUE TO A
GATHERING LINE FAILURE. CALLER
STATES THAT THE MATERIAL DID GO
INTO A SMALL CREEK.
PIPELINE
9/21/2009
9:00
TRUCKS THAT TRANSPORT OIL HAVE
BEEN LEAKING FOR THE PAST FEW
DAYS. THE OIL AFFECTS A DIRT ROAD
THAT LEADS TO A PRIVATE RESIDENCE
AND EVENTUALLY THE HIGHWAY.
CALLER STATED THAT IT AFFECTS THE
VEHICLES THAT DRIVE DOWN THE
ROAD. THE CALLER STATED THAT THE
OIL COVERS ABOUT 75 YARDS FROM
THE DRILLING RIG THAT THEY
TRANSPORT FROM.
MOBILE
7/9/2011
19:10
7/9/2011
19:10
6/15/2009
11:35
1/2/2007
14:43
Incident
Cause
OTHER
Incident
Date/Time
Location
State
Nearest
County
City
Suspected
Responsible
Company
Medium Material
Affected Name
8/10/2011
8:35
ROADWAY I-70 AND
WOLF STREET
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL BOYD BROTHERS
TRANSPORTATION
WATER
DIESEL FUEL
7/9/2011
15:35
MILEPOST 598
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL BNSF RAILWAY
NONRELEASE
(N/A)
PLASTICS
7/9/2011
15:35
MILEPOST 598
OK
MADILL
NONRELEASE
(N/A)
FERTILIZERS
7/9/2011
15:35
MILEPOST 598
OK
MADILL
NONRELEASE
(N/A)
RESIDUE
ALCOHOL
4/24/2010
3:00
HWY 199
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL CARRERA GAS CO.
WATER
NATURAL
GAS
9/18/2009
18:30
ON RT 199 4 MILES
OUTSIDE OF TOWN
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL FUTURE ENERGY
TRUCKING
LAND
OIL: CRUDE
6/13/2009
22:30
NORTH OF MADILL
ABOUT 1.5 MILES
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL CIMAREX ENERGY
WATER
OIL: CRUDE
1/2/2007
11:15
505 SOUTH SECOND AVE
IS THE ADDRESS OF THE
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL CITY OF MADILL
AIR
NATURAL
GAS
DERAILMENT
DERAILMENT
DERAILMENT
EQUIPMENT
FAILURE
OTHER
CALLER STATED LIGHTNING STRUCK A
SALT WATER TANK CAUSING DEBRIS TO
FLY INTO ANOTHER NEARBY STORAGE
TANK. THIS CAUSED THE TANK TO
CATCH ON FIRE AND RELEASE OIL ONTO
THE GROUND. CALLER STATED DUE TO
THE RAIN A SHEEN APPEARED IN A
PRIVATE POND ABOUT 200 YARDS
FROM THIS LOCATION. NO INJURIES
WERE REPORTED.
STORAGE
TANK
CALLER STATED THERE WAS A RELEASE
OF MATERIALS FROM A TWO INCH POLY
PIPELINE
NATURAL
PHENOMENO
N
UNKNOWN
MAIN LINE DUE TO UNKNOWN CAUSES.
CALLER STATED THE CITY OF MADILL
WAS SNAKING A SEWER LINE WHEN
THIS OCCURRED. CALLER STATED
THERE WAS A HOUSE EXPLOSION DUE
TO THIS INCIDENT AS WELL. THERE WAS
NO ONE AT HOME AT THE TIME OF THE
EXPLOSION.
802682
790085
612307
567912
802682
790085
612307
567912
802682 INCIDENT
790085 INCIDENT
612307 INCIDENT
567912 INCIDENT
6/30/2006
18:01
REPORTING A INCIDENT INVOLVING
TWO PASSENGER CARS THAT WERE
INVOLVED IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT THAT
RESULTED IN MULTIPLE FATALITIES AND
A ROAD CLOSURE.
MOBILE
3/6/2006
18:45
A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
INVOLVING A SEMI-TRUCK, A PICK-UP,
AND A PASSENGER CAR CAUSED THE
SADDLE TANKS OF THE TANKER TRUCK
TO DISCHARGE MATERIALS.
MOBILE
6/20/2002
18:58
CALLER REPORTING A RELEASE
MATERIAL FROM AN UNKNOWN TRUCK.
MOBILE
5/31/2001
16:24
THREE POLE MOUNTED TRANSFORMERS
ALONG WITH THE UTILITY POLES BROKE
AND FELL INTO A IRRIGATION POND
DUE TO HIGH WINDS FROM A SEVERE
STORM
FIXED
FIXED
490381
490381
490381 INCIDENT
7/7/1999
13:41
150LB CYLINDER/POSSIBLY DUE TO
FAILURE OF LEAD WASHER
470090
470090
470090 INCIDENT
1/9/1999
10:16
GATHERING PIPELINE 8 INCH / CAUSE
UNKNOWN
7/1/1996
16:07
INTERMODAL CONTAINER / SECONDARY
LINER WAS PUNCTURED
350010
350010
350010 INCIDENT
HOUSE EXPLOSION.
SECOND AND
MCARTHUR 505 SOUTH
SECOND AVE
6/30/2006
11:00
US HWY 70
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL
3/6/2006
14:00
4.9 MILES NORTH OF
MADILL ON OK STATE
ROAD 377.
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL WILKS MASONARY
COMPANY
LAND
OIL, FUEL:
NO. 2-D
6/20/2002
12:00
300 FT FROM THE
BELOW ADDRESS RT 2
BOX 5
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL
SOIL
GASOLINE:
AUTOMOTI
VE
(UNLEADED)
5/30/2001
6:00
ON HWY 9
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL OG&E ELECTRIC
SERVICES
WATER
OIL, MISC:
MINERAL
EQUIPMENT
FAILURE
7/7/1999
7:44
900 NORTH THIRD
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL MADILL WASTE
TREATMENT
AIR
CHLORINE
1/8/1999
11:30
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL DYNEGY
MIDSTREAM
SEVICES
WATER
OIL: CRUDE
UNKNOWN
7/1/1996
12:15
MILEPOST:602.6
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL BNSF RAILROAD
LAND
OTHER
FILTER CAKE
(HAZARDOU
S WASTE)
TRANSPORT
ACCIDENT
TRANSPORT
ACCIDENT
UNKNOWN
NONRELEASE
(N/A)
OTHER
PIPELINE
RAILROAD
337578
337578
337578 INCIDENT
4/22/1996
10:52
** CONTINUOUS RELEASE TYPE - INITIAL CONTINUOU
UNKNOWN
S
4/22/1996
10:52
USDA AMS STD 107
SOUTH 4TH ST
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL USDA
272321
272321
272321 INCIDENT
12/7/1994
9:37
GRADE XING ACCIDENT / SOUTHBOUND
TRAIN STRUCK AN AUTOMOBILE AT
GRADEXING
12/7/1994
6:40
BURLINGTON
NORTHERN RR MP 562.4
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL
RAIL
REPORT
(N/A)
1/10/1991
15:29
2" FLOW LINE FROZE AND RUPTURED
1/10/1991
10:00
WELL Q8
OK
MADILL
MARSHALL ARCO OIL AND
GAS CO
WATER
54424
54424
54424
INCIDENT
RAILROAD
UNKNOWN
PIPELINE
NATURAL
PHENOMENO
N
OIL: CRUDE
I.
SCAP Lead and Asbestos Inspection Reports
SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT FOR LEAD IN
PAINT AND SETTLED DUST
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
601 SOUTH 5th AVENUE
MADILL, OKLAHOMA 73651
ENERCON Project Number ENMISC2501
November 9, 2011
PO Box 1677
Attention: Mr. Dustin Davidson
Enercon Services, Inc.
6525 North Meridian Avenue, Suite 400
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116
Phone: (405) 722-7693
Fax: (405) 722-7694
Prepared By :
Reviewed By :
Marshall L. Branscum
Environmental Scientist
LBP Inspector, OKINSR13415
Emmett W. Muenker
Senior Project Manager
LBP Risk Assessor, OKRASR11260
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION
PAGE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................... i
1.0
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................1
2.0
METHODOLOGY .......................................................................................1
3.0
RESULTS .....................................................................................................2
3.1 Lead-Based Paint ............................................................................................2
3.2 Dust Wipe Samples.........................................................................................4
APPENDICES
Appendix A
Building Layouts with LBP and Lead Dust Contamination Locations
Appendix B
Photographic Record of Representative Building Components with LBP
Appendix C
Dust Wipe Laboratory Report and Chain of Custody
Appendix D
XRF Data Spreadsheets
Appendix E
XRF Performance Characteristics Sheets
Appendix F
Lead-Based Paint Inspector, Risk Assessor, and Firm Licenses
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Enercon Services, Inc. (ENERCON) has completed a Survey and Assessment for Lead in
Paint and Settled Dust (Survey) at the Madill National Guard Armory, 601 South 5th
Avenue, Madill, Oklahoma. The survey was conducted on October 26, 2011 by Mr.
Marshall Branscum and Mr. Richard Belcher, both of ENERCON.
The Survey and Assessment included non-destructive sampling of representative paint
surfaces in the armory using an X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) Analyzer and dust wipe
samples. Dust wipe samples were collected from the floor in each room using EPA/HUD
wipe sampling protocols.
The results of XRF sampling indicated the following:
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Interior: The basketball hoop in Room 1, a small area of the concrete floor in
Room 6, the concrete floor in Room 11, the pass through windowsill in Room 14
and the painted lower portion of the brick walls in Room 18 were coated with
LBP.
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Exterior: No LBP was found on the exterior of the building.
The results of wipe samples collected from the floors revealed:
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Lead contamination above 40 μg/ft2 was present in nine rooms: Rooms 1, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 18.
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1.0
INTRODUCTION
Enercon Services, Inc. (ENERCON) has completed a Survey and Assessment for Lead in
Paint and Settled Dust (Survey) at the Madill National Guard Armory, 601 South 5th
Avenue, Madill, Oklahoma. The inspection was conducted on October 26, 2011 by Mr.
Marshall Branscum and Mr. Richard Belcher, both of ENERCON.
The Madill National Guard Armory was constructed on a concrete slab-on-grade
foundation with flat roofs covered with tar and gravel. The exterior walls were
constructed of brick. The interior walls consisted of brick, concrete block and drywall.
Floors were bare concrete, painted concrete or covered with vinyl tiles and carpeting in
some areas. The ceilings consisted of lay-in ceilings or the underside of the roof deck.
The building contained a large central drill room with offices and other rooms located
around the perimeter drill room. Layouts are included in Appendix A.
The survey was performed to identify the locations, condition and estimated quantities of
Lead-Based Paint (LBP) and lead-laden settled dust in the Armory.
2.0
METHODOLOGY
The survey included visual observations, photographic documentation (Appendix B),
dust wipe samples (Appendix C), and x-ray fluorescence (XRF) measurements of suspect
Lead-Based Paint (LBP) (Appendix D). A visual inspection was performed in all rooms
and the exterior of the building. The purpose of the visual inspection was to identify
similarly painted surfaces so that representative XRF measurements could be made. These
surfaces were determined by differentiating them by color, component and room. XRF
measurements were then obtained for each building component type in each room and on
each side of the building exterior. The criterion used for determination of the presence of
LBP on painted surfaces was the EPA threshold for XRF readings as equal to or greater
than 1.0 milligram per square centimeter (mg/cm2).
One dust wipe sample was obtained in each room except for the drill room, where three
samples were obtained. The criterion used for evaluating settled dust was based upon
sampling according to the EPA/HUD protocols and laboratory analysis where the lead
concentration is equal to or greater than 40.0 micrograms per square foot (μg/ft2).
The presence of LBP was determined using a Niton Model XLp-703A XRF (X-Ray
Fluorescence) Analyzer, Serial Number 24295. At power-up, the unit performed routine
internal calibration and operational checks. It was then checked for reading accuracy
using a 1.0 mg/cm2 standard paint chip supplied by the manufacturer by a series of three
measurements of the standard paint chip. This calibration was done immediately prior to
use, at least every four hours of operation and prior to shut down each day of use. The
Performance Characteristic Sheet for the XLp-703A is provided in Appendix E of this
report. The location, component, substrate, color and other relevant information
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regarding the sample was entered into the XRF using the touchpad on the instrument as
each measurement was made. Upon completion of the measurements, the data was
downloaded into an Excel spreadsheet using software provided by the analyzer
manufacturer. The Excel spreadsheet is provided in Appendix D of this report. Some
corrections of the downloaded data were made due to obvious keypad entry errors. Due
to the sensitivity of the proximity sensor on the XRF, a few null readings resulted,
particularly when attempting to sample rough or uneven painted surfaces. These readings
were not deleted from the spreadsheet in order to maintain the continuity of the sample
numbers.
Each room was given an arbitrary number on a building floor plan. The sides of the
rooms and the building exterior were designated by letters with street address side labeled
as “Side A,” and the remaining sides denoted as B, C and D following a clockwise
pattern.
The actual number of XRF measurements completed was dependent upon the different
painted components and colors of paint present. The XRF instrument measures all layers
of paint present at the sampling location. Therefore, the XRF instrument returns a
positive reading even through layers of non-lead paint that have been applied when a
layer of LBP exists on the component.
The condition of painted surfaces was recorded during the survey and is discussed in the
Results Section below.
3.0 RESULTS
3.1 Lead-Based Paint
A total of 182 XRF samples were collected, including calibration and null readings.
Figure 1 in Appendix A shows the location of the components with LBP. Tables 1, 2,
and 3 provide a summary of building components with LBP as identified by XRF
sampling along with their locations and sizes. The painted surfaces sampled during the
survey ranged from intact to poor condition. Representative photographs were taken of
components where positive readings (1.0 mg/cm2 or greater) were obtained and are
provided in Appendix B.
The results of XRF sampling indicated the following building components were coated
with LBP:
Interior Components:
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Basketball goal hoop, Room 1
Concrete floor, Room 6 (small area) and Room11
Pass through window sill, Room 14
Lower portion of brick walls, Room 18
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Exterior Components:
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No LBP was present on the exterior of the building.
Table 1 –Lead-Based Paint Locations (XRF)
Doors and Door Frames
Identified LeadBased Paint
(Color/Description)
Lead
Content
(mg/cm2)
Location
Size of Door/Frame
No doors or door frames
were coated with LBP.
Table 2 –Lead-Based Paint Locations (XRF)
Window Frames
Identified LeadBased Paint
(Color/Description)
Lead
Content
(mg/cm2)
Location
Size and Number of
Windows
Black/Pass Through
Window Sill
1.2
Room 14, Side B
36” x 42” (1)
Table 3 –Lead-Based Paint (XRF)
Other Surfaces/Components
Identified LeadBased Paint (Color)
Lead Content
(mg/cm2)
Location
Surface/Components
Orange
1.4
Room 1, Side B
Basketball Goal Hoop (Metal)
Green
3.0
Room 6
Floor (Concrete)
Red/Gray and Yellow
2.4 & 1.6
Room 11
Floor (Concrete)
Green
1.2
Room 18, Side B
Wall (Brick)
Green
1.5
Room 18, Side C
Wall (Brick)
Green
1.9
Room 18, Side D
Wall (Brick)
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3.2 Dust Wipe Samples
Dust wipe samples were obtained following the EPA/HUD protocols. A template
measuring one square foot was used to provide a known sampling area. Concentrations
of 40.0 μg/ft2 or greater were considered contaminated, in accordance with HUD/EPA
guidelines. One dust wipe sample was obtained in each room except for the drill room,
where three samples were collected, with a total of 20 wipe samples collected in the
armory. Laboratory results from the dust wipe samples are presented in Appendix C.
Nine rooms had lead dust contamination above the threshold. The locations determined
by laboratory analysis to be contaminated with lead dust are listed in Table 4 and on
Figure 2 in Appendix A.
Sample Number
MA-01A
MA-08
MA-09
MA-10
MA-11
MA-12
MA-13
MA-14
MA-18
Table 4 – Positive Dust Wipe Locations
Lead
Square Footage of
Content
Location
Positive Location
(μg/ft2)
81.2
Room 1
3,535
120
Room 8
322
54.2
Room 9
1,290
426
Room 10
75
855
Room 11
65
105
Room 12
280
61.9
Room 13
780
42.6
Room 14
180
322
Room 18
40
4
11/9/11
APPENDIX A
SIDE B
6
7
9
8
5
10
11
4
SIDE A
3
SIDE C
1
2
17
16
18
15
13
14
12
SIDE D
N
Legend:
MADILL ARMORY
601 South 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Floor - LBP
Walls - LBP
Basketball Hoop - LBP
Pass Through Window Sill - LBP
Figure 1
LEAD-BASED PAINT LOCATIONS
Project No: ENMISC2501
5
9
8
7
6
10
1C
11
4
3
1B
2
1A
17
16
18
15
14
Legend:
MADILL ARMORY
Madill, OK
13
12
N
Dust Wipe Sample Location, Positive, > 40 ug / ft2
Dust Wipe Sample Location, Negative, < 40 ug / ft2
Figure 2
LEAD DUST WIPE SAMPLE LOCATIONS
APPENDIX B
APPENDIX B - PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD
Project Name: Madill National Guard Armory
Photo #1: Madill National Guard Armory.
Photo #2: View of orange painted basketball
hoop in Room 1 - LBP.
Photo #3: View of green painted concrete floor
in Room 6 - LBP.
Photo # 4: Yellow, red, and gray painted
concrete floor in Room 11 – LBP.
Photo # 5: Black painted pass through window
sill in Room 14 – LBP.
Photo # 6: Green painted brick wall in Room
18 - LBP.
Photo LayOut1-Madill Armory.doc
APPENDIX C
APPENDIX D
National Guard Armory
601 S. 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Reading No
1
2
3
4
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
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Time
10/26/2011 12:20
10/26/2011 12:33
10/26/2011 12:34
10/26/2011 12:35
10/26/2011 12:36
10/26/2011 12:52
10/26/2011 12:52
10/26/2011 12:53
10/26/2011 12:53
10/26/2011 12:53
10/26/2011 12:54
10/26/2011 12:55
10/26/2011 12:55
10/26/2011 12:56
10/26/2011 12:57
10/26/2011 12:57
10/26/2011 12:57
10/26/2011 12:58
10/26/2011 12:59
10/26/2011 13:00
10/26/2011 13:01
10/26/2011 13:01
10/26/2011 13:02
10/26/2011 13:03
10/26/2011 13:03
10/26/2011 13:04
10/26/2011 13:05
10/26/2011 13:05
10/26/2011 13:14
10/26/2011 13:14
10/26/2011 13:14
10/26/2011 13:15
10/26/2011 13:15
10/26/2011 13:16
10/26/2011 13:17
10/26/2011 13:17
10/26/2011 13:18
10/26/2011 13:18
10/26/2011 13:18
10/26/2011 13:19
10/26/2011 13:19
10/26/2011 13:21
10/26/2011 13:22
10/26/2011 13:23
10/26/2011 13:27
Inspector: Marshall L. Branscum
Date: October 26, 2011
Lead-Based Paint Inspection
Component
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
GUTTER
GUTTER DOWNSPOUT
OVERHANG
OVERHANG
OVERHANG TRIM BOARD
FASCIA
FASCIA
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
ROLL_UP DOOR
ROLL_UP DOOR FRAME
ROLL_UP DOOR FRAME
ROLL_UP DOOR FRAME
ROLL_UP DOOR
EDGE PROTECTOR
EDGE PROTECTOR
ROLL_UP DOOR LINTEL
ROLL_UP DOOR LINTEL
ROLL_UP DOOR
DOOR
Substrate
METAL
METAL
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
METAL
METAL
TRANSITE
TRANSITE
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
WOOD
METAL
Side Condition Color
Site
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
D
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
INTACT
INTACT
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
POOR
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GRAY
GRAY
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
BROWN
BROWN
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
Room
Results
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
Null
Positive
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
PbC
2.49
1
1
0.9
0.9
0.25
< LOD
0.1
< LOD
< LOD
0.06
0.05
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.07
0.08
0.09
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.17
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
PbL
0.44
1
1
0.9
0.9
0.25
< LOD
0.1
< LOD
< LOD
0.06
0.05
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.06
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.07
0.08
0.09
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.17
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
PbK
0
< LOD
1
1.1
1.1
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
601 S. 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Reading No
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
Time
10/26/2011 13:28
10/26/2011 13:28
10/26/2011 13:29
10/26/2011 13:29
10/26/2011 13:29
10/26/2011 13:30
10/26/2011 14:03
10/26/2011 14:05
10/26/2011 14:05
10/26/2011 14:06
10/26/2011 14:07
10/26/2011 14:07
10/26/2011 14:08
10/26/2011 14:08
10/26/2011 14:09
10/26/2011 14:11
10/26/2011 14:12
10/26/2011 14:12
10/26/2011 14:13
10/26/2011 14:15
10/26/2011 14:16
10/26/2011 14:18
10/26/2011 14:19
10/26/2011 14:20
10/26/2011 14:22
10/26/2011 14:22
10/26/2011 14:24
10/26/2011 14:34
10/26/2011 14:35
10/26/2011 14:35
10/26/2011 14:35
10/26/2011 14:42
10/26/2011 14:42
10/26/2011 14:43
10/26/2011 14:43
10/26/2011 14:44
10/26/2011 14:44
10/26/2011 14:45
10/26/2011 14:46
10/26/2011 14:47
10/26/2011 14:47
10/26/2011 14:48
10/26/2011 14:48
10/26/2011 14:48
10/26/2011 14:49
Component
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW LINTEL
WINDOW SILL
WINDOW SILL
HIGH BAY WINDOW FRAME
HIGH BAY WINDOW LINTEL
BAR JOIST
BAR JOIST
CEILING WOOD TRIM
CEILING DECKING
BACKBOARD
B_BALL GOAL HOOP
B_BALL GOAL HOOP
B_BALL GOAL MOUNT
B_BALL GOAL MOUNT
WALL
WINDOW FRAME
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR FRAME
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR FRAME
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR FRAME
DOOR
Substrate
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
METAL
METAL
WOOD
METAL
BRICK
WOOD
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
Side
D
D
D
D
D
D
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
D
D
D
D
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
A
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
D
Condition
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
INTACT
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
INTACT
INTACT
FAIR
FAIR
INTACT
INTACT
FAIR
POOR
POOR
INTACT
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
FAIR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
FAIR
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Color
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
WHITE
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
WHITE
ORANGE
ORANGE
SILVER
SILVER
BROWN
RED
BEIGE
RED
RED
RED
RED
BEIGE
RED
RED
RED
RED
BEIGE
BEIGE
RED
RED
RED
RED
BEIGE
Site
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
Room
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 2
ROOM 2
ROOM 2
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
ROOM 3
ROOM 3
ROOM 3
ROOM 4
ROOM 5
ROOM 5
ROOM 5
ROOM 6
ROOM 6
ROOM 6
ROOM 7
ROOM 7
ROOM 7
Results
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Positive
Positive
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
PbC
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.13
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
1.4
1.7
< LOD
< LOD
0.3
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.2
PbL
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.13
0.12
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
1.4
1
< LOD
< LOD
0.3
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.2
PbK
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
1.7
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
601 S. 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Reading No
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
Time
10/26/2011 14:54
10/26/2011 14:55
10/26/2011 14:55
10/26/2011 14:56
10/26/2011 14:57
10/26/2011 14:58
10/26/2011 14:59
10/26/2011 15:00
10/26/2011 15:01
10/26/2011 15:02
10/26/2011 15:02
10/26/2011 15:03
10/26/2011 15:03
10/26/2011 15:03
10/26/2011 15:05
10/26/2011 15:06
10/26/2011 15:06
10/26/2011 15:07
10/26/2011 15:07
10/26/2011 15:07
10/26/2011 15:08
10/26/2011 15:09
10/26/2011 15:09
10/26/2011 15:15
10/26/2011 15:15
10/26/2011 15:16
10/26/2011 15:16
10/26/2011 15:17
10/26/2011 15:17
10/26/2011 15:18
10/26/2011 15:18
10/26/2011 15:19
10/26/2011 15:19
10/26/2011 15:20
10/26/2011 15:20
10/26/2011 15:21
10/26/2011 15:21
10/26/2011 15:22
10/26/2011 15:22
10/26/2011 15:23
10/26/2011 15:23
10/26/2011 15:24
10/26/2011 15:25
10/26/2011 15:25
10/26/2011 15:25
Component
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
WALL
WALL
WALL
CEILING
WINDOW BARS
DOOR
ROLL_UP DOOR
ROLL_UP DOOR FRAME
WALL
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
DOOR LINTEL
FLOOR
FLOOR
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
CEILING
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
FLOOR
FLOOR
FLOOR
FLOOR
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR FRAME
DOOR
Substrate
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
BRICK
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
BRICK
METAL
METAL
METAL
WOOD
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
METAL
METAL
CONCRETE
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
Side
C
C
A
B
A
A
B
A
D
D
D
D
D
D
C
B
C
C
A
D
C
C
C
C
A
B
C
D
D
C
D
A
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
Condition
POOR
POOR
FAIR
INTACT
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
INTACT
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
POOR
POOR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
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Color
GRAY
GRAY
BEIGE
BEIGE
GRAY
GRAY
BLACK
GRAY
GRAY
GRAY
RED
BEIGE
RED
RED
WHITE
RED
RED
RED
RED
RED
WHITE
RED_GRAY
YELLOW
BLACK
BLACK
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
BEIGE
RED_GRAY
RED_GRAY
RED_GRAY
RED_GRAY
BEIGE
RED
RED
RED
RED
BEIGE
Site
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
Room
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
ROOM 10
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
Results
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Positive
Positive
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
PbC
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.06
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
2.4
1.6
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.09
< LOD
< LOD
0.05
0.11
0.06
0.04
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
PbL
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.06
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
2.4
1.6
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.09
< LOD
< LOD
0.05
0.11
0.06
0.04
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
PbK
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
601 S. 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Reading No
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
Time
10/26/2011 15:26
10/26/2011 15:27
10/26/2011 15:27
10/26/2011 15:28
10/26/2011 15:29
10/26/2011 15:29
10/26/2011 15:31
10/26/2011 15:32
10/26/2011 15:33
10/26/2011 15:33
10/26/2011 15:34
10/26/2011 15:34
10/26/2011 15:35
10/26/2011 15:36
10/26/2011 15:37
10/26/2011 15:38
10/26/2011 15:38
10/26/2011 15:39
10/26/2011 15:47
10/26/2011 15:48
10/26/2011 15:49
10/26/2011 15:49
10/26/2011 15:49
10/26/2011 15:50
10/26/2011 15:51
10/26/2011 15:51
10/26/2011 15:52
10/26/2011 15:52
10/26/2011 15:52
10/26/2011 15:52
10/26/2011 15:53
10/26/2011 15:54
10/26/2011 15:54
10/26/2011 15:55
10/26/2011 15:55
10/26/2011 15:56
10/26/2011 15:56
10/26/2011 15:57
10/26/2011 15:59
10/26/2011 16:03
10/26/2011 16:04
10/26/2011 16:05
10/26/2011 16:08
10/26/2011 16:10
10/26/2011 16:10
Component
WINDOW PASS THROUGH SILL
WINDOW PASS THROUGH FRAME
WINDOW PASS THROUGH
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
CEILING
CEILING SUPPORT
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
STALL WALL
STALL WALL
STALL WALL
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR FRAME
DOOR
DOOR
DOOR
DOOR FRAME
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR LINTEL
DOOR FRAME
DOOR
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
WALL
FLOOR
WALL
WALL
WALL
Substrate
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
WOOD
WOOD
WOOD
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
METAL
METAL
WOOD
WOOD
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
METAL
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
CONCRETE
BRICK
BRICK
BRICK
Side
B
B
B
B
B
B
A
B
B
C
D
D
D
D
D
B
B
B
A
A
C
B
B
B
A
A
A
A
C
C
B
B
B
A
B
C
D
D
B
D
D
D
Condition
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
POOR
INTACT
INTACT
INTACT
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Color
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
RED
RED
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GRAY
GRAY
GREEN
GREEN
BEIGE
RED
RED
BROWN
BLACK
BLACK
BEIGE
RED
RED
GRAY
GRAY
BEIGE
BEIGE
RED
RED
RED
RED
BEIGE
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
Site
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
MADILL ARMORY
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
Room
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 14
ROOM 15
ROOM 15
ROOM 15
ROOM 15
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 16
ROOM 17
ROOM 17
ROOM 17
ROOM 17
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 18
ROOM 6
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
Results
Negative
Positive
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Negative
Positive
Positive
Null
Positive
Positive
Negative
Null
Negative
Null
Negative
Negative
PbC
0.4
1.2
0.6
< LOD
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.9
< LOD
0.5
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.26
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.18
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.5
0.3
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.7
1.2
1.5
0.8
1.9
3
0.4
0.7
0.3
1
0.9
0.9
PbL
0.4
1.2
0.6
< LOD
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.9
< LOD
0.5
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.26
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.18
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.5
0.3
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
0.7
1.2
1.5
0.8
1.1
3
0.4
0.7
0.3
1
0.9
0.9
PbK
< LOD
1.6
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
1.3
< LOD
1
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
< LOD
1.1
1.8
< LOD
1.3
1.9
< LOD
1.1
< LOD
1
< LOD
1.2
1.3
601 S. 5th Avenue
Madill, OK
Reading No Time
Component
181 10/26/2011 16:10
182 10/26/2011 16:11
Substrate
Side Condition Color
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Site
CALIBRATE
CALIBRATE
Room
Results PbC
PbL
PbK
Null
1
1 < LOD
Negative
0.9
0.9
1.1
APPENDIX E
APPENDIX F
ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT
601 SOUTH 5TH AVENUE
Enercon Project Number – ENMISC2501
November 28, 2011
Prepared for:
PO Box 1677
Attention: Mr. Dustin Davidson
Prepared By:
Enercon Services, Inc.
6525 North Meridian, Suite 400
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116
Inspected By:
___________________________
Richard D. Belcher
AHERA Asbestos Inspector OK-159310
Reviewed By:
Emmett W. Muenker
AHERA Asbestos Management Planner OK-MP130435
Table of Contents
SECTION
PAGE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY………………………………………………………....i
1.0
INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................1
2.0
SURVEY PROCEDURES.............................................................................1
3.0
SURVEY RESULTS .....................................................................................2
4.0
CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS ..............................................3
TABLES
Table 1
Summary of Asbestos Containing Building Materials
Table 2
Bulk Material Samples & Laboratory Analytical Results
APPENDICES
A - Oklahoma Inspector and Management Planner Licenses
B - Site Layout with Sample and Asbestos Locations
C - Laboratory Reports of Analyses/Chain of Custody
D - Photographic Record
Executive Summary
An asbestos survey of the Madill National Guard Armory, 601 South 5th Avenue, Madill,
Oklahoma was conducted on October 26, 2011. The armory consisted of a single building with a
large central drill room with offices and other rooms located around the perimeter of the drill
room. During the survey, a total of 26 bulk samples were collected from 11 homogeneous areas.
A summary of the asbestos-containing building materials (ACBMs) is provided below.
Summary of Asbestos-Containing Building Materials
MATERIAL
CATEGORY
FRIABLE
CATEGORY I
NON-FRIABLE
CATEGORY II
NON-FRIABLE
Gray/Tan Pipe Insulation
TOTAL APPROXIMATE
AMOUNT
480 LF
Black/Yellow Carpet Mastic
140 SF
Transite Panels
240 SF
MATERIAL DESCRIPTION
SF=Square Feet; LF=Linear Feet; EA=Each
Recommended actions for planned renovation:
Prepare specifications/project design for abatement of friable and non-friable asbestos
materials that would be disturbed during renovation activities; solicit bids; award contract
and complete abatement.
Recommended actions prior to planned demolition:
Prepare specifications/project design for abatement of all friable asbestos materials;
solicit bids; award contract and complete abatement.
Recommended actions for continued operation without removal of all asbestos in the building:
Prepare and implement an Asbestos Management Plan to manage the asbestos in place.
This is to include Asbestos Awareness Training for maintenance and custodial personnel.
1.0
INTRODUCTION
An asbestos survey of the Madill National Guard Armory, 601 South 5th Avenue, Madill,
Oklahoma was conducted on October 26, 2011. The armory consisted of a single building with a
large central drill room with offices and other rooms located around the perimeter of the drill
room. The inspection was performed by Richard Belcher, AHERA Inspector OK-159310.
Appendix A contains a copy of his Inspector License.
The purpose of the asbestos survey was to locate, identify, and quantify asbestos containing
building materials (ACBMs) present in the facility. The asbestos survey was requested by the
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality.
2.0
SURVEY PROCEDURES
The survey consisted of visual examination of building components and insulating materials to
identify those suspected to contain asbestos. Asbestos-containing materials are divided into
three basic groups: Thermal System Insulation (TSI), Surfacing Materials (SM) and
Miscellaneous Materials (MM). TSI consists of insulating materials, mastics or sealants used to
reduce heat loss or gain on mechanical systems such as piping, ducts, air handlers, boilers, flues,
heat exchangers, etc. SM includes materials applied to surfaces other than mechanical systems
for purposes such as fireproofing, acoustical insulation and aesthetic finishes. MM are all other
materials not included in the other two categories, and include materials such as floor tiles,
adhesives, gaskets, caulking compounds and asbestos-cement piping/panels (Transite®).
Non-friable ACBM is categorized as either Category I or Category II non-friable material.
Category I non-friable ACBM includes packings, gaskets, resilient floor coverings, and asphalt
roofing products. Category II non-friable ACBM includes any other non-friable material.
The protocols outlined in the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) were used
for this survey. The survey included all building materials that were suspected to contain
asbestos, with the exception of the roofing components. Samples were analyzed by QuanTEM
Laboratories, an analytical laboratory accredited under the National Voluntary Laboratory
Accreditation Program (NVLAP). The analytical method used was Polarized Light Microscopy
(PLM) with dispersion staining, as prescribed by the AHERA regulation. It is a method for
positive identification of asbestos fibers. Materials determined to contain more than one percent
asbestos by laboratory analysis are considered asbestos-containing materials.
The numbering system used for sample identification consisted of three separate components, a
facility identifier, a homogeneous area (materials appearing alike in their color, texture and
function) number and a sample number.
Madill National Guard Armory
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Rooms in the building were not all identified with room numbers, therefore an arbitrary number
was assigned to each room for referencing the locations of samples and asbestos-containing
materials identified during the survey. These arbitrary room numbers are used throughout this
report and the room locations are shown on the building layouts in Appendix B.
3.0
SURVEY RESULTS
A total of 26 bulk samples were collected from 11 homogeneous areas during the survey.
Appendix B contains a site layout with sample and asbestos locations. Appendix C contains the
laboratory reports of analyses/chains of custody. Appendix D contains the photographic record
of sample locations.
A summary of asbestos containing building materials, including categorization and quantities, is
presented in Table 1. Table 2 provides a summary of the bulk material samples collected, the
general location of the materials sampled, the approximate quantity of asbestos-containing
materials present in each homogeneous area and the laboratory analytical results.
MATERIAL
CATEGORY
FRIABLE
CATEGORY I
NON-FRIABLE
CATEGORY II
NON-FRIABLE
Table 1
Summary of Asbestos Containing Building Materials
TOTAL APPROXIMATE
MATERIAL DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
480 LF
140 SF
Transite Panels
240 SF
SF=Square Feet; LF=Linear Feet
Table 2
Bulk Material Samples & Laboratory Analytical Results
SAMPLE ID
DESCRIPTION & LOCATION
MA-1-01,02
MA-2-01,02
MA-3-01,02
MA-3-01,02
MA-4-01,02
MA-5-01,02
MA-5-01,02
MA-5-01,02
MA-5-01,02
MA-6-01,02
MA-6-01,02
MA-7-01
MA-7-02
MA-8-01,02,03
MA-9-01,02,03
MA-10-01,02,03
MA-11-01,02,03
Transite Panels, Exterior Soffit
Gray Window Glazing
Brown Floor Tile
Yellow Mastic
White Ceiling Tile
Brown Floor Tile
Yellow Mastic
Tan Mastic
White Leveling Compound
Cream Floor Tile
Yellow Mastic
Yellow Carpet Mastic
Gray Fitting Insulation
Gray Fitting Insulation
APPROX.
AMOUNT
240 SF
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
NQ
140 SF
NQ
240 LF
240 LF
NQ
NQ
ASBESTOS TYPE/ PERCENT
20% Chrysotile
<1% Chrysotile
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
None Detected
2% Chrysotile
None Detected
25-30% Chrysotile
25-30% Chrysotile
None Detected
None Detected
SF=Square Feet; LF=Linear Feet; EA = Each; NQ=Not Quantified; CS=Confirmation Sample
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4.0
CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
The asbestos-containing building materials present consisted of both friable and non-friable
materials. The locations of these materials are shown on the layout in Appendix B.
Friable Asbestos-Containing Materials:
-
Gray/Tan Pipe Insulation:
Approximately 480 LF of piping insulation was present
above ceilings and inside walls/chases, as well as openly exposed.
Non-friable Asbestos-Containing Materials:
-
Approximately 140 SF of asbestos-containing
Black/Yellow Carpet Mastic:
black/yellow carpet mastic was present in Rooms 3-5.
-
Transite® Soffit: The soffit at the entrance area on the north side of the armory building
consists of approximately 240 SF of Transite® panels.
Recommendations for Friable Asbestos-containing Materials: The following recommendations
are made for addressing friable materials. Disturbance of these materials is regulated by the
Oklahoma Department of Labor.
1. Planned renovation and maintenance activities that could disturb friable asbestos:
Prepare specifications/project design for abatement of piping that would be disturbed
during renovation activities; solicit bids; award contract and complete abatement.
2. Planned demolition: Prepare specifications/project design for abatement of all friable
asbestos materials; solicit bids; award contract and complete abatement.
3. Continued operation without abatement of friable asbestos: Prepare and implement an
Asbestos Management Plan to manage the asbestos in place. This is to include Asbestos
Awareness Training for maintenance and custodial personnel.
Recommendations for Non-friable Asbestos-containing Materials: Non-friable asbestos present
were the black/yellow carpet mastic located in Rooms 3-5 and the Transite® panels located on
the exterior of the north side of the armory building. These materials containing asbestos are not
regulated unless they are disturbed in a manner that renders them friable; however, if they are to
be removed, removal must be done by workers who are properly trained to remove them. The
following actions are recommended for addressing non-friable materials:
1. Planned renovation: Prepare specifications for abatement of non-friable asbestos
materials that would be disturbed during renovation activities; solicit bids; award contract
and complete abatement.
2. Planned demolition: Non-friable materials present may remain in place during
demolition activities and may be disposed as ordinary demolition/construction waste.
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3
11/28/11
3. Continued operation without abatement of remaining asbestos: Prepare and implement
an Asbestos Management Plan to manage the asbestos in place. This is to include
Asbestos Awareness Training for maintenance and custodial personnel.
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4
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APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
Legend:
Oklahoma Department of
Environmental Quality
Madill, OK
N
FIGURE 1
Asbestos Sample Locations
APPENDIX C
APPENDIX D
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD
MADILL ARMORY, MADILL OKLAHOMA
HA #1: Transite Panels
HA # 2: Window Caulking
HA #3: 1x1 Floor Tile (Red/Beige)
HA #4: 2x4 Ceiling Tile
HA #5: 1x1 Floor Tile (Tan/Brown)
HA #6: 1x1 Floor Tile (Yellow)
HA #7: Carpet Mastic (Yellow/Black)
HA #8: Pipe Insulation (Cold)
PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD
MADILL ARMORY, MADILL OKLAHOMA
HA #9: Piping Insulation (Hot)
HA # 10: Pipe Fitting (Cold)
HA #11: Pipe Fitting (Hot)
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HANDLER NAME:BROOKSIDE MANOR NURSING HHANDLER ID:
OKD076734292
STUMPFF ALBERTA ADM
FACILITY INFORMATION:View Facility Information
STREET:
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
OK
73446
EPA REGION:
6
COUNTY:
MAPPING INFO:
MARSHALL
MAP
CONTACT INFORMATION
NAME
STREET
CITY
STATE ZIP CODE PHONE TYPE OF CONTACT
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN PO BOX 490 MADILL
OK
73446
Public
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN PO BOX 490 MADILL
OK
73446
Permit
LIST OF NAICS CODES AND
DESCRIPTIONS
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
62311
NURSING CARE FACILITIES
HANDLER NAME:CM TRAILERS FKA CONTRACT MANUFACTURINGHANDLER ID:
OKR000014506
STREET:
HWY 177 W 200 COUNTRY RD
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
OK
COUNTY:
MARSHALL
ZIP CODE:
73446
MAPPING INFO:
MAP
EPA REGION:
6
CONTACT INFORMATION
NAME
STREET
JERRY MURRACK
CITY
STATE ZIP CODE
HWY 177 W 200 COUNTRY RD MADILL
OK
73446
JERRY MURRACK
JERRY MURRACK
HWY 177 W 200 COUNTRY RD MADILL
OK
73446
DESS STOTTLEMYRE
STEVE COURREGES
COUNTY ROAD
MADILL
OK
73446
DESS STOTTLEMYRE
JERRY MURRACK
DESS STOTTLEMYRE
PO BOX 680
MADILL
OK
73446
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
5807955536
Public
5807955536
Permit
5807955536
Permit
5807955536, 204
Permit
5807955536
Permit
5807955536, 202
Permit
5807955523, 1
Permit
5807955536
Permit
LIST OF NAICS CODES AND DESCRIPTIONS
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
336211
MOTOR VEHICLE BODY MANUFACTURING
332618
OTHER FABRICATED WIRE PRODUCT MANUFACTURING
336212
TRUCK TRAILER MANUFACTURING
33621
MOTOR VEHICLE BODY AND TRAILER MANUFACTURING
HANDLER NAME:CONTRACT MFG INCHANDLER ID:
OKD987094455
STREET:
INDUSTRIAL RD
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
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DESS STOTTLEMYRE PO BOX 680 MADILL
NAME
STREET
CITY
STATE ZIP CODE
OK
73446
5807955536
Public
DESS STOTTLEMYRE PO BOX 680 MADILL
OK
73446
5807955536
Permit
HANDLER NAME:FORMER S & H TRAILERSHANDLER ID:
OKR000002501
STREET:
INDUSTRIAL BLVD
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
OK
73446
EPA REGION:
6
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JERRY PRATES
INDUSTRIAL BLVD
MADILL
OK
73446
5807955577
Public
CARL STEPHENS 800 INDUSTRIAL BLVD MADILL
OK
73446
5807955577
Permit
OK
73446
5807955577
Permit
JERRY PRATES
INDUSTRIAL BLVD
MADILL
STATE ZIP CODE
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
OKR000016220
HANDLER NAME:FORMER WAL-MART SUPERCENTER # 1295HANDLER ID:
STREET:
S 1ST ST
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
EPA REGION:
OK
73446
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STREET
CITY
TERESA PRUITT
SE 8TH ST
BENTONVILLE
AR
702 SW 8TH STREET BENTONVILLE
AR
TIM OWEN
TERESA PRUITT
SE 8TH ST
STATE ZIP CODE
BENTONVILLE
AR
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
727160605 4792042231
72716
Public
5807957383
Permit
727160605 4792042231
Permit
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
45291
WAREHOUSE CLUBS AND SUPERCENTERS
HANDLER NAME:MID AMERICAN STEEL & WIRE COHANDLER ID:
OKR000026013
SMILEY RD
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
OK
COUNTY:
MARSHALL
73446
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STATE:
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NAME
STREET
CITY
STATE ZIP CODE
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
DAVID WEINAND PO BOX 296 MADILL
OK
73446
5807957311
Public
DAVID WEINAND PO BOX 296 MADILL
OK
73446
5807957311
Permit
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
331221
ROLLED STEEL SHAPE MANUFACTURING
HANDLER NAME:NGC ENERGY INC MADILL PLTHANDLER ID:
OKD987084795
STREET:
HWY 199 10 E
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
OK
COUNTY:
MARSHALL
ZIP CODE:
73446
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CONTACT INFORMATION
NAME
STREET
CITY
STATE ZIP CODE
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
JOE UPTON RT 2 BOX 360 MADILL
OK
73446
5807952606
Public
JOE UPTON RT 2 BOX 360 MADILL
OK
73446
5807952606
Permit
HANDLER NAME:OKLAHOMA STEEL & WIRE CO., INC.HANDLER ID:
STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
S HWY 70
MADILL
OK
73446
EPA REGION:
6
OKD099714354
CORPORATE LINK:
No
COUNTY:
MARSHALL
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NAME
STREET
CITY
DAVID J WEINAND
P.O. BOX 220
MADILL
STATE ZIP CODE
OK
PHONE
73446
TYPE OF CONTACT
5807957311
Public
MICHAEL E. BAIN
5154377023
Permit
DAVID J WEINAND
4057957311, 0039
Permit
Permit
DAVID WEINAND SOUTH HIGHWAY 70 MADILL
OK
73446
5807957311
DAVID WEINAND
OK
73446
5807957311
Permit
MICHAEL E BAIN
5154377023
Permit
DAVID WEINAND
5807957311
Permit
P.O. BOX 220
MADILL
MICHAEL J BAIN
5154377023
Permit
DAVID J WEINAND
4057957311, 39
Permit
MICHAEL E BAIN
MAX-L MOORE
P.O. BOX 220
MADILL
OK
73446
5154377023
Permit
5807957311
Permit
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
332618
OTHER FABRICATED WIRE PRODUCT MANUFACTURING
HANDLER NAME:SUNOCO SERVICE STATION MADILLHANDLER ID:
STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
EPA REGION:
S 1ST STREET
MADILL
OK
73446
6
OKD000726505
CORPORATE LINK:
No
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STATE ZIP CODE
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
KARL BECKERS 301 S 1ST STREET MADILL
OK
73446
3148784810
Public
KARL BECKERS 301 S 1ST STREET MADILL
OK
73446
3148784810
Permit
HANDLER NAME:USDA AMS S AND TD AFLATOXIN LABHANDLER ID:
STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
EPA REGION:
S 4TH STREET
MADILL
OK
73446
6
OKR000002394
CORPORATE LINK:
No
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JOHN MANGHAM 107 S 4TH STREET MADILL
OK
73446
5807955615
Public
JOHN MANGHAM 107 S 4TH STREET MADILL
OK
73446
5807955615
Permit
HANDLER NAME:WAL-MART SUPERCENTER # 1295HANDLER ID:
OKR000025494
STREET:
S 1ST ST
CITY:
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
OK
COUNTY:
MARSHALL
ZIP CODE:
73446
MAPPING INFO:
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CITY
STATE ZIP CODE
PHONE
TYPE OF CONTACT
CHRIS STEWART PO BOX 8041 BENTONVILLE
AR
727128041 4792040402
Public
TERESA PRUITT PO BOX 8041 BENTONVILLE
AR
727128041 4792042231
Permit
TERESA PRUITT
BENTONVILLE
AR
727160605 4792042231
Permit
CHRIS STEWART PO BOX 8041 BENTONVILLE
AR
727128041 4792040402
Permit
SE 8TH ST
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
45291
WAREHOUSE CLUBS AND SUPERCENTERS
HANDLER NAME:WW TRAILER MANUFACTURINGHANDLER ID:
OKP410142785
STREET:
CITY:
HWY 199 WEST
MADILL
CORPORATE LINK:
No
STATE:
ZIP CODE:
EPA REGION:
OK
73446
6
COUNTY:
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SANDRA WEAVER HWY 199 WEST MADILL
OK
73446
5807955571
Public
SANDRA WEAVER HWY 199 WEST MADILL
OK
73446
5807955571
Permit
SANDRA WEAVER
OK
73446
PO BOX
MADILL
Permit
NAICS CODE
NAICS DESCRIPTION
336212
TRUCK TRAILER MANUFACTURING
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Total Number of Facilities Displayed: 12
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K.
Underground Storage Tank Removal Documents
L.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission UST Records
Madill Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
Rec
Facility Name
Address
City
State Facility #
# of Installation
Tanks
Date
Lat.
Long.
Tank Capacity
# of
(Gal)
Compartments
Tank Status
Stored
Substance
Case #
Case
Status
1
Kerr Mcgee #6397
511 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4800140
1
1/1/1966
34.0858
-96.7719
10000
1
Permanently Out of Use
Gasoline
064-1089
Closed
2
Kerr Mcgee #6397
511 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4800140
2
1/1/1966
34.0858
-96.7719
6000
1
Gasoline
064-1089
Closed
3
Kerr Mcgee #6397
511 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4800140
3
1/1/1966
34.0858
-96.7719
300
1
Used Oil
064-1089
Closed
4
Love's Country Store #84
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
1
11/7/1995
34.0865
-96.7698
12000
2
Currently in Use
Diesel
064-1609
Closed
5
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
2
4/8/1980
34.0865
-96.7698
4000
1
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
6
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
3
4/8/1980
34.0865
-96.7698
5000
1
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
7
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
4
4/8/1980
34.0865
-96.7698
4000
1
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
8
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
5
4/8/1980
34.0865
-96.7698
5000
1
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
9
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
6
4/8/1980
34.0865
-96.7698
12000
1
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
10 Love's Country Store #84
411 S FIRST
Madill
OK
4803144
7
11/7/1995
34.0865
-96.7698
12000
1
Currently in Use
Gasoline
064-1609
Closed
11 Madill Dx/Od's
301 South First
Madill
OK
4801926
1
4/3/1981
34.0883
-96.7706
6000
1
Gasoline
064-2833
Closed
12 Madill Dx/Od's
301 South First
Madill
OK
4801926
2
4/3/1966
34.0883
-96.7706
6000
1
Gasoline
064-2833
Closed
13 Madill Dx/Od's
301 South First
Madill
OK
4801926
3
4/3/1966
34.0883
-96.7706
6000
1
Gasoline
064-2833
Closed
14 Madill Dx/Od's
301 South First
Madill
OK
4801926
4
1/1/1982
34.0883
-96.7706
550
1
Used Oil
064-2833
Closed
15 Taylor's S.S.
500 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4810039
1
5/1/1976
34.0852
-96.77
2000
1
Gasoline
064-2010
Open
16 Taylor's S.S.
500 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4810039
2
5/1/1976
34.0852
-96.77
2000
1
Gasoline
064-2010
Open
17 Taylor's S.S.
500 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4810039
3
5/1/1976
34.0852
-96.77
2000
1
Gasoline
064-2010
Open
18 Taylor's S.S.
500 S 1ST
Madill
OK
4810039
4
5/1/1976
34.0852
-96.77
2000
1
Diesel
064-2010
Open
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION
PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK DIVISION
N.O.V. FOLLOW-UP
Date Orig. NOV Issued:
Date of Follow-up:
X
11/10/2008 9:10:05 AM
11/24/2008 8:14:14 AM
Facility Name:
MADILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Facility ID #:
4804311
VIOLATIONS CORRECTED
VIOLATIONS NOT
CORRECTED
Remarks:
VIOLATION CORRECTED VERIFIED CURRENT CP TEST.
OWNER, OPERATOR OR EMPLOYEE
Fuel Specialist:
Time Arrived:
SPARKS, SHANE
8:13 AM
Time Departed:
8:49 AM
;~A yli eG4A~ ~
C O DY L. G R AVE S
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C amm i ss i oner
BOB ANTHONY
Commi ssi ane r
J . C . WATTS, J R
C ommi ss i on er
R ECEI 1%Fn PA:^, "! 1 1 1992
OKLA HOMA
CORPORATION COMMISSIO N
Mik e Battle s
J I M THORPE BUILDING (405) 521 -310 7
D ire ctor, Fuel Div
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 73105
May 6, 1992
Madill Public Schools
601 West McArthur
Madill, Oklahoma 7344 6
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Okizuoilie Co,poratin
'ummissie r
RE : Tank Cl os ure , Fac if 4 8043 11
601 West McArthur
Mad i ll , Oklahoma
Dear Sirs :
We have not received the required closure report concerning
the removal of the Underground Storage Tank(s) at the subject
location . The Rules and Regulations allow a maximum 45 days to
submit the necessary information .
There should be a short dicussion of the work done and
methods used . A sketch showing the site with dimensions from
permanent structures to the tank pit, the size of the excavation,
and the path piping is required . The locations of the soil
sampling points and the sample identification system must be
shown . The results of the laboratory analysis of the soil
samples, for Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene (BTEX)
and Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) must accompany the report .
Documents r elating to the disposal of soil, tanks and/or
contaminated materials shall be incl uded . Notar ized statementsy
letters from other State agencies, and supporting papers must be
in the report to complete the closure for all included products .
If y ou have any questions, please call ( 4 05) 521 - 3107 .
Respectfully,
Jo'g o v-;~ t ~ '
elson E . yan, P .
Environmental Engi
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~ -.DJ. 9C~ °~ .DS
Dear Sir s :
The follo wing is a d escription of t he met hods and material s
used in the remova l
of and the
c losing of the 1000 gallon gas olin e
stora g e tank for Madill City Schools .
The t ank that wa s r emoved had su r faced after a period of h e avy
rainfall . The tank was r emoved w ith a backhoe . Soil samples wer e
taken and the tank was transported to Atoka by Fincher and Sons, of
Atoka . There was no hazardous material identified and a load o f
topsoil was placed over the hole where the tank was .
T he r esults of the laboratory analysis is e n closed
as well as
the r equire d s k etches . If you have any questions p l ease call me a t
795 -5531 .
Sincerely yours,
Jimm Gree n
Madill City Schools
From; F i ncher & Son ' s
Route 2 Box 41A
Caddo OK 74729
405-889-6778
3-2-9 2
We picked-up a 1000 gallon tank, from Madill High School, on March-2-92 .
This tank will be used only for structral use only . No fuel or liquid will
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OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMM I SS I O N
O F F I C E C O R R E S P O N D F 1 V C Lr
... February 20, 1992
RECEIVED
USTIAST Dept.
MAR
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,
.
Don MorQan PRIN4
Jane FLtCl]M hnm :1 rnrp prp~ ~qw
"o i Commissioa
4 05- 521 2 4
Telephone
sua+e m Tank Closure Inspection
You are requested to
location :
inspect
a tank closure at the
following
Madill Public School s
Name Of * loCati gn
- :
601 ,NW McArthur City Madill 7
Address
Co nt ac t Person
Jimmv Green
Phone
(405) 795Madill 73
Address
601 N . McArthur
City
S ch ed u led date of rem oval
March 2, 199 2
Please complet e the following and re turn to the writer for filing
or furth e r action :
1 . Numb e r of tanks ~
2.
S i ze o f tanks 1,iz d
3 . Tanks closed in p l ac e or rem oved V4.
Res ults of s ite assess m en t
a . Sample and results t a ken where cont amina tion is likely
to occur
(1 , N )
/I
b . Type of testing - Soil g as
: water
/Y
Name o f Tes t Lab uv: ',~'I L
c . Sampling by ➢
BvcKALud
Compsny J S)5~'v' cl-~
NOTE : If tank i s closed in place, results of
testing must be available be for e tank i s
fill ed .
5.
Was ground water encountered s ✓d
6 . Was tank cl ean ed om s i te /-/J
7.
If tank res idues a nd sludges are to be rem oved from the
tank at anothe r l oca tion, wher e will t a k be take n?
Addresa }}~~ Gs
ctcy ~
~
NOTE :
Inepecto'r will mske follow up inspection to confirm
tank i s cl ea ned prope rly .
s Note t o UST Contact Person :
1.
Resul ts of sampling are to be s ubm i tted in writing
to th e Com mi ss ion within 30 days .
2 . If clo sure date is changed, owner MUST coordinate new
dat e w ith th e inipector a t above tel e phone numbe r .
Commen ts
Signed (In spector )
cc : UST Owner or Representative d 1 rA,.
480431 1
Facility File
Revised 1 - 24- 9 0
~y, 01t
9
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R ,ECEIVED
USTI AST Dept .
N
DEC 13 199 0
MADILL P UBLIC SC HOOL S
601 W . McAr t hur
Ma dill, Okl ahoma 73446
Oklahoma Corporatio n
(405) 795- 3303
D ecemb er 11 , 199 0
Tana Walker, Manage r
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Jim Thorpe Buildin g
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 7310 5
Dear Tana Wa l ker :
I n r e gards to t he l e tt er dated Novemb e r 1 5 , 1990 t ha t pe rt a in s
t o un d erg r o u n d s t o r age t anks , we have found a more upda t ed docume n t
that i d en t ifies the i ns t allat ion da t es of our unde rg r ound f u el t anks .
T h e one t housa nd ga l . cap acit y gasoline ta nk was inst all ed i n 1 975 .
The 10,000 gal . gasoline tank was installed in 1976 .
T h e 10 , 000 gal . capaci t y di ese l t ank was insta l led in 1981 .
These fuel tank installation dates were previously reported wrong,
they would have fallen into a different compliance date for leak detection equipment to be installed .
Please contact me if we need to further comply to any requirements from your office .
Sincerely ,
Sup
HM : mm
P.O. Box 52000
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73152-2000
(405) 521-4683
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
Facility Information:
Facility I.D. #
Owner/Operator Name MADILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Location Name MADILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Owner Address
Location Address
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
4804311
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
Description of Non-Compliance-Underground Storage Tank
(11) Registration
(16) Release Detection
(12) Release Report/Investigation
(17) Installation
(13) Repair Procedures
(18) Facility Upgrading
(14) Recordkeeping
X
(15) Closure Procedures
(19) Corrosion Protection
(20) Spill & Overfill Equipment
Description of Non-Compliance-Aboveground Storage Tanks
(30) Registration
(31) Installation
Description of Non-Compliance-Fuels
(50) Meter Accuracy
(53) Dispenser Equipment
(56) Tank/Line Labels
(51) Water In Tank
(54) Dispenser Labels
(57) Unlicensed Antifreeze
(52) Product Off/Spec
(55) Misc. or Other
For Office Use Only
Request for Enforcement Action
Follow-up Inspection
FUEL SPECIALIST - STORAGE TANK DIVISION
Time Arrived:
9:10 AM
Time Departed:
Date
9:16 AM
Remarks:
19) NEED TO VERIFY CURRENT CP TEST FOR LINES AND TANKS.
Date Issued:
11/10/2008
P.O. Box 52000
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73152-2000
(405) 521-4683
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
Facility I.D. #
Owner/Operator Name MADILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Location Name Madill Public Schools
Owner Address
Location Address
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
4804311
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
Description of Non-Compliance-Underground Storage Tank
(11) Registration
X
(16) Release Detection
(17) Installation
(13) Repair Procedures
(18) Facility Upgrading
(14) Recordkeeping
X
(15) Closure Procedures
(19) Corrosion Protection
(20) Spill & Overfill Equipment
Description of Non-Compliance-Aboveground Storage Tanks
(30) Registration
(31) Installation
Description of Non-Compliance-Fuels
(50) Meter Accuracy
(53) Dispenser Equipment
(51) Water In Tank
(54) Dispenser Labels
(52) Product Off/Spec
X
X
(56) Tank/Line Labels
(57) Unlicensed Antifreeze
(55) Misc. or Other
For Office Use Only
Request for Enforcement Action
X Follow-up Inspection
FUEL SPECIALIST - STORAGE TANK DIVISION
Time Arrived:
1:22 PM
Time Departed:
Date 2/9/2012
2:02 PM
Date Issued:
1/26/2012
Remarks:
# 16 MONITORING WELLS MUST BE READ AND DOCUMENTED MONTHLY.
# 19 CATHODIC PROTECTION TEST HAS EXPIRED MUST HAVE NEW TEST COMPLETED.
# 56 TANKS MUST BE COLOR CODED ( DIESEL - YELLOW, ) (UNLEADED - WHITE)
# 55 NEED TO VERIFY ELECTRICAL MEETS NFPA AND NEC CODES, NEED TO VERIFY CHECK VALVES UNDER
DISPENSERS, NEED PROPER VENT CAPS ON TANKS, .
PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK DIVISION - COMPLIANCE INSPECTION
Owner Name
Owner Address
City/State/Zip
Facility I.D. #
4804311
Date
1/26/2012
Location Name
601 W MCARTHUR
Location Address
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
UST Storage Tank Information:
Number of UST Tanks
2 UST Sizes
10000 10000
Tanks: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Composite
Internal Lining
Double-Walled
Age(Yrs)
35
Lines: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Flexible
Double-Walled
other
Age(Yrs)
35
Steel Tanks: Cathodic Protection Type:
X
Impressed Current
Galvanic(Sacrificial Anodes)
Steel Lines: Cathodic Protection Type:
X
Impressed Current
Tank
(Choose one)
Pressureized
Pipe
(Choose two)
Suction
Release Detection Method
(Check Applicable items below and Circle Box of Non-Compliant Items)
(Choose one)
A. Inventory Control with Tank Tightness(T.T.T.) 165:25-3-6.22
Inventory control is conducted properly.
T.T.T. performed every five years
Last Test Date:
Inventory recorded each operating day: deliveries-withdrawals-balance remaining and data reconciled monthly.
Results for 12 Months Available
Tank stick in good condition and capable of 1/8 inch measurement.
Water is monitored at least monthly
B. Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG) 165:25-3-6.26
ATG in Operating Condition-Capable of detecting a release from portion of tank that routinely contains product
0.1 gph leak rate
Test Conducted Monthly
0.2 gph Monthly or
CSLID and
Inventory Reconciliation required in conjunction with them
C. Manual Tank Gauging(MTG) 165:25-3-6.27
Complies with MTG rules(capacity,tightness test,waiting period)
Records available for previous 12 months
D. Statistical Inventory Reconciliation (S.I.R.) 165:25-3-6.28
The method is approved by NWGLDE
S.I.R.-Results are received by the end of the following month, records available for previous 12 months
E. Ground Water or Vapor Monitoring 165:25-3-6.23; 165:25-3-6.24
Ground water depth is recorded monthly and within screened interval.
Monitored & Recorded every 30 days, records available for previous 12 months
Vapor well is not affected by high ground water
Site assessment completed for vapor/ground water monitoring
F. Interstitial Monitoring 165:25-3-6.25
Complies with requirements for secondary containment.
Results available for previous 12 months.
G. Line Tightness Testing 165:25-3-6.29
Pressurized Piping - test required annually.
Last Test Date:
Safe Suction-exempt if
Single Check value directly below dispenser
Compliance can be readily determined
Non-exempt suction piping-test required every 3 years.
Last Test Date:
X
X
H. Double Walled Piping with Sump Sensors 165:25-3-6.29
Visual Inspection of Sumps
Sensors properly positioned at tanks
at Dispensers
Function properly
Sensors normal/Alarm history for previous 12 months
Last Test Date:
I. Automatic Line Leak Detector(ALLD) 165:25-3-6.29(3)(A)(B)(C)
ALLD is present and operational.
Mechanical
Electronic; 3.0gph Hourly;0.2gph Monthly;0.1 gph annually
Annual Function Test of ALLD has been conducted.
Last Test Date:
ELLD used in lieu of annual LTT
Records available documenting 3gph;0.2gph Monthly;0.1 gph annually
Equipment Installation:
Electrical Installation complies with NFPA & National Electrical Code
Approved Nozzles w/ Breakaways
Impact Shear Valve(s)
Installed on pressure piping & anchored (NFPA 30A 6.3.9)
Vent Pipes
12 feet above ground, vented upward, vent caps, and extends 3 to 5 feet above canopy
(NFPA 30A 5.6)
Unattended Self-Service Stations
Instructions Conspicuously Posted (NFPA 30A 9.5)
Emergency Shutoff Accessible and Visible
Emergency Shutoff Device more than 20 feet but less than 100 feet From Dispensers
(NFPA 30A 6.7)
Release Detection Compliance Measures
Subject
I. Release Detection Method
Presence And Performance
Requirements
II. Release Detection Testing
III. Hazardous Substance Systems
IV. Temporary Closure
Measure #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
SOC Measure / OCC Citation
Release detection is present. 165:25-3-6.20; 165:25-3-6.21
Release detection system is operating properly. 165:25-3-6.21
Release detection system meets specific performance standards. 165:25-3-6.21
OCC has been notified of suspected release as required. 165:25-3-7
Inconclusive or Fail results reported to OCC within 24 hours. 165:25-3-7
Tanks and piping are monitored monthly for releases. 165:25-3-6.20 - 165:25-3-6.29
Hazardous substance UST system leak detection meets the requirements.
Release detection requirements are complied with for UST systems. 165:25-2-133; 165:25-2-134
Release Prevention Compliance Measures
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Regulatory Subject
Measure #
Spill Prevention
Overfill Prevention
1
2
Operation and Maintenance
Operation and Maintenance of
Corrosion Protection
3
4
5
6
7
Tanks & Piping Corrosion Protection
8
Spill prevention device is present and functional. 165:25-2-39
Overfill prevention device is present and operational. 165:25-2-39
Drop tube with flapper is operational.
Ball float is verified and operational
Alarm is operational
Alarm is audible or visible to delivery driver
Drop tube present
Repaired tanks and piping were tightness tested before bringing back to service.
CP systems were tested/inspected within 6 months of repair. 165:25-2-53
CP system is properly operated/maintained to provide continuous protection. 165:25-2-53
UST system status: (Choose one)
UST in operation
UST in temporary closure
CP System is properly operated and maintained
CP System is performing adequately based on results of testing
Galvanic System - Date of Last Test by CP Tester
Impressed Current - Date of Last Test by CP Tester
11/18/2008
UST system with impressed current inspected bimonthly-previous 12 months available
Lined tanks are inspected periodically.
Date Lined
Internal Inspection Due
165:25-2-53.1
Buried metal piping is cathodically protected (fittings, connections, etc.) 165:25-2-51
Owner/Operator or Authorized Representative on site during inspection
SIGNATURES
Inspector Time Arrived 1:21 PM
X Yes
Time Departed 2:04 PM
No
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Phone #
Owner/Operator
~
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0
in
i3Amcr Name 4
Owner Address
City/State/Zip j
PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK DIVISION - COMPLIANCE INSPECTIO N
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LocationName M R D rC~ iP~8(1 c k 4GI{~tx.S
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Storag c Tank Systcm / Leak Detection Information :
a
USTo r AST S iz es
A. ood
N umb er afTa nks
Corrosion Control Info rmation :
1 Age (Yrs) a 3_E9
Tanks : - Material b~- Stecl O No n C orrosive (Fiberglass, c omposi te , other
rrosive
co
mposit
e
,
other
Age (Yrs) 2714j
Lines : - M at e ria l
Steel
0
N
on
Co
(Fiberglass,
111,
0 G al va nic ( Sacrific i al Anodes)
Steel Tanks : Ca tho d ic Pro te ct ion Typ e : ❑ Impressed C ur re nt
❑ G alvanic (Sacrificial Anod es )
Steel Lines : Cathod ic Prote ct ion Type : ❑ I mp resse d Current
CIRCLE BOX 0 OF NON - COMPLIANT ITEM S
Leak Detection Compliance :
O Groundwater Monftori n g 1Vells @hVap o r Monitoring Well s
Tanks
El . Sufficient Number of Wells la. M ar ked & Secured 16- I n t ank p i t (Va por Wel ls must be in tan k p it)
❑ G roundwat er P rese nt ❑ Groundwater Depth Recorded M onthly
P1..Se alc d from G roun d S urfac e
gi-M onito rcd & Re corded Every 30 D ays G3 - Records Available for Previous 12 M onth s
0 Tightness Testing With Inv ent ory Reconciliation Last Tes t Date :
Results (Idrnt i fyTw kdRau1b) :
O Invento ry Reconciliation 0 Resul ts F or 12 M onths Available O Co ndit ion oCtan k sti ck
O Re corde d E ac h Operating D ay: De l iveri e s - Wi thdrawals - Balanc e Re mai n ing
0 D ata Re co nci l ed M onth l y
O D rop Tube (s)
❑ M onthly Water Che ck
D Aut omatic Tank Gauging
❑ A utomatic Gaug e in Ope rat in g Cond i t io n
r
Le
ak
Rat
e
0
Test
Co
nducted
M
onthly
OR ❑ 0.2 gph monthly AND 0 I nvent ory Re conc il iation
❑ 0.1 Ga llo n p er Flou
❑ Manual Tank Gauging
O Co mp l ies with MTG rul es (capacity, tightness te st, waitin g peri od )
❑ Interstitial Monitoring
❑ Complie s W ith Re quirements fo r Se condary Containment
Other Approved Method of Leak Detect i on :
O Visual (AST only) Describe o th er.
❑ S tatistic al I nventory R e co nciliation (SIR ) 0 I nconc l usive o r Fail Resul ts Re ported to O C C w ithin 24 Flo urs
PIPING LEAK DETECTIO N
Pressuri zed Pipin g
AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTORS
❑ Installed on all Pr essu r ize d Line s
O E lectronic
❑ Other
Le ak D e tector is O Mechanic al
❑ Le ak Detector is Vi sible (not covered b y backfill, etc .) Last Te st Date
Test Re su l ts:
O All Passed
❑ S om e D c fcctiv e/Nc w Le ak Detectors I nst al led & Te ste d
LINE TIGHTNESS TESTING
La st Te s t Pass Dat e
Electronic Line Leak Detect i on : O 3 .0 gph H ourly; 0.2 gph M onthly ; 0. 1 gph Annuall y
LINE LEAK DETECTION BY MONITORING WELLS O Vapor (i n pipe trenc h)
❑ Groundwater
❑ S uffic i ent Numbe r of We lls - L imite d to 20- foot Radius E3 We l ls Pro perly M arked & Se cured
O Wel ls Scaled From Grou nd S ur face
E xte nd Below Line Burial Depth? 0 Yes 0 No
❑ M onitore d & Recorded Eve ry 30 Days O Re cord s Available fo r Pr evious 12 M on ths
DOUBLE-WALLED PRESSURIZED PIPIN G
O Double-Wa llc d Piping Sloped to A llow Leak to Fl ow to Sump a t T ank(s) or D ispcns c r(s)
❑ Visual In spec t ion of Sumps
❑ A utomatic Le ak Detection in all S umps ❑ Function Properly
Suction Pipin g
SUCTION PIPING TIGfITNESS TESTING
❑ Pi ping Requi res Triannua l Ti ghtne s s Testing
La s t Test Date
Test Results (t.in e I .ornaulu) :
SAFE SUCTION PIPING (Does not Require Tightness Test i ng If...)
Q .S ingle Check Valve i s D ir ectly Below P u mp
M" Compliance c an be Re adil y D eterm ined
SPILL & OVERFILL EQUIPMEN T
I§~"pi ll Containment
O verfi l l : F; Drop T ube (Flapper) 0 Ball Float 0 Alarm (Within Site/Flearing)
EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION Electrical Installat io n complics with NFPA & National Electrical Code Dr .
Vent Pipes (NFPA 30 24.5) 0- 12 fe et above ground; ve nt ed up ward, vent c aps ❑ Approved Nozzles w/[3reakaway s
Impact (Shear) Valve
❑ Pressure P iping Equipped Wi th S he ar Valve(s) (tarrn 30n 4-3 .6), She ar Va l ve(s) Anchored
Unattend e d Self-Service Stations 0 Instruction P osted ( vFrn 7 0,► 9-5 .4)
❑ S how Locatio n of Em ergency Sh uto ff
❑ Eme rge ncy Shutoff Device M ore Than 20 fee t but Less Than 100 feet Fr om Dispens e rs (NrPA 30A 9-5 .3 A 4 - 11)
CORROSION CONTROL (CATHODIC PROTECI'10
Impressed Cur rent Sta rtup D at e f fy
Dat e of La s t Te st by CP Teste r
Syste m Operations
O 3i M onthly I nspe c t io n oCPo w er S ourc e (Rectifier) - Previ ou s 12 M onths
C~Rat i fer Inspected by OCC : Vol ts ~_Amps l
fl ours~, 379
Galvanic System Installation D ate
Dat e of Le st Te st by CP Te ste r
OAII steel p ort ia ns of tank system that routinely contain petroleum product properly protected
O Tan k s Internally Lined. D ate Lined : Internal I nspe ct ion Due
AST INSTALLATION O UL A pproved Insulated AST (rir• rn 30 2-2. 3)
❑ UL A pproved S t eel Ta nk (NFPA 30 2-2.3)
Required Distanc e s Maintained (Ni Pn 30A 2-4.2.2)
❑ From I mportan t Buildings
❑ From Fuel Dispenser 0 From Roa d way
O Fro m Property Line( s )
O D ik ing Complies Wi th NFPA 30 2 -3.4.2 (Remote I mpound) o r 2-3.4.3 (Tanks D i ked/[3 ermed)
O Electrical Installation/Equipment Complies Wi th NFPA 3 0A Chapter 7 and N F PA 70, Nat'l Electrical Cod e
O Tan k Eq uipp ed wi th M anual Sh uto lTVal ve O Ta nk Equipped with Electric S ol enoid Va lve
O Vac u um Actuated S hea r Val ve (S uct ion P iping) ❑ M echanical S hear Valv e (Pressure Pip ing)
Owner/Operator or Authorized Representative On Site during Inspection 0 Yes ❑f No Phone #
SIGNATURES
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Owner/Operator
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0
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OKLAI101fA CORPORATION COMMISSION
PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK DIVI S ION - RELEASE U fTI >CTION COMPLIANCE INSPECTION
0
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Location Name AtR^, L S~~Yc1+G-ti
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Release Detection Method - Check applicable boxe s
❑ Liqu id M onitoring Wel ls
❑ Tigh tness Test & I nv entory
❑ Statist i ca l I nv . Reconciliation
Piping Type :
O Pressurized
O-Vapor Monitoring Wells
❑ ATG 0 .2 gph & Inventory
O Manual Tank G au gin g
❑ Visual (A ST only)
❑ ATG 0 . 1 gph M onthly
O N otRcq'd-explain : _
V~Suction
Release Detection Compliance: - Describe records reviewed and /o r items that need attention
1. Monitoring Wclls
4 Passe d
❑ Faiic d
2 . A utomatic Ta nk Gaugin g
❑ Passed
O Faile d
3. Invento ry Reconciliatio n
❑ Passed
O Failed
4 . Di anual Ta nkGaugin g
❑ Passed
0 Failed
5. Statistical Inventory Reconciliation :
❑ Passed
O I nconcl usivc
❑ Faile d
6 . Tightness T est - Ta nk - Date Te slcd :
❑ Passe d
❑ Faile d
7. T ightness Test - P iping - Date T ested :
o Passed
0 Faile d
❑ Installed
❑ Annual Test
O No t Installed
Dat e
Aut omati c Leak Detector
Automatic Leak Detecto r
8 . P ressurized Piping :
82 .
9. Cathodic Protection
%~ Passe d
❑ Faile d
10 . AST Installati o n
o Passed
❑ Faile d
Passe d
❑ Failed
11 . Spill & O ve rfill Equipment
3~
❑ NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS - Item Number(s)
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❑ Request Enforcement Act ion (Inspector Signature)
N otcs/C omments :
Date
w
Owncr/Opcrator
Date
d
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m
0
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OKLAlIOMA COR PORATI ON COMM I SS I O N
P ETRO LEU M STORAGE TANK DIVIS I ON - R ELE A SE DETECTION CO M PLIAN CE INSPECTION
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p Facility Inforrt
Owner Namc
O«ncr Address
Facility 1 . D . q
A
Date
L .ocation Addrcss (v/!v• µ C1_Y,(rjlc%'~
City A AOi C is
Release Detection Method - Check applicable boxes
❑ Liq uid M on ito ring We l ls 0( Vapor Moni toring Wel ls
❑ Tightness Test & I nventory
❑ ATG 0 .2 gph & Inventory
❑ S tatistica l Inv. Re conci l iation
❑ M anua l Ta nk Gaug ing
Piping Type :
❑ Pressurized
❑ Visual (AST only)
❑ ATG 0.1 g ph Monthly
❑ N ot R eq 'dtx plain: _
R' Suction
Release Detection Compliance : - Describe records reviewed andlor items that need attention
K Pa ssed
❑ Failed
2. Automatic Ta nk Gaugin g
O Passe d
13 Failed
3. Inventory Reconciliatio n
Cl Passe d
13 Failed
4. Manual Ta nk Gaugin g
❑ P a ssed
O Fa iled
S. StatisUcal Inventory R econciliation :
❑ Passed
13 l nconclusiv e
O F allc d
6. Tigh tncssTest - Tank - DateTested :
O Passed
O Failed
7. T(g htness Test - Pipi ng - Datc Tested :
O Passe d
O Faile d
8. Pressurized Tiping:
8a .
❑ I nstalled
O A nnua lTes[
❑ Not Instal led
Dat e
I . Monitoring Wells
A utomatic Leak D etector
A utomatic Leak D etect o r
9. Cath odi c P ro tect io n
QQ Passed
13 Fa iled
1 0. AST Installation
O Passe d
O Failed
11 . Spil l & O ve r fill Equipmen t
k1 Passed
0 Fa il e d
❑ NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS - Item Number( s):
Foll ow-up Inspection Date:
❑ Request Enforcement Action (I nspector S ignature )
Inspecto r
Owne dOperator
L E - 1 I !d ti -
Ul E M l
Date ~~ -
v2 ' d'z-,-
Date 3, ' aj1_ l' V
Owner Name
Owner Address
City/State/Zip
Facility I.D. #
4804311
Date
10/11/2010
Location Name
601 W MCARTHUR
Location Address
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
Number of UST Tanks
2 UST Sizes
10000 10000
Tanks: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Composite
Internal Lining
Double-Walled
Age(Yrs)
34
Lines: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Flexible
Double-Walled
other
Age(Yrs)
34
X
Impressed Current
X
Impressed Current
Tank
(Choose one)
Pressureized
Pipe
(Choose two)
Suction
(Choose one)
Last Test Date:
0.1 gph leak rate
0.2 gph Monthly or
CSLID and
Last Test Date:
Last Test Date:
X
X
at Dispensers
Function properly
Last Test Date:
Mechanical
Last Test Date:
Vent Pipes
(NFPA 30A 5.6)
(NFPA 30A 6.7)
Subject
Requirements
Measure #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Regulatory Subject
Measure #
Spill Prevention
Overfill Prevention
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Drop tube present
UST in operation
11/19/2008
Date Lined
165:25-2-53.1
SIGNATURES
Inspector Time Arrived 7:59 AM
X Yes
Time Departed 9:03 AM
No
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Phone #
Owner/Operator
PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK
DIVISION
DATABASE UPDATE/CORRECTION
Date:
Fuel Specialist:
10/9/2009 9:08 AM
Facility ID#:
4804311
Sparks, Shane
Please make the following changes to the PST Database:
STEEL TANKS AND LINES ARE PROTECTED BY AN IMMPRESSED CURRENT SYSTEM.
Owner Name
Owner Address
City/State/Zip
Facility I.D. #
4804311
Date
10/9/2009
Location Name
601 W MCARTHUR
Location Address
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
Number of UST Tanks
2 UST Sizes
10000 10000
Tanks: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Composite
Internal Lining
Double-Walled
Age(Yrs)
33
Lines: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Flexible
Double-Walled
other
Age(Yrs)
33
X
Impressed Current
X
Impressed Current
Tank
(Choose one)
Pressureized
Pipe
(Choose two)
Suction
X
(Choose one)
Last Test Date:
0.1 gph leak rate
0.2 gph Monthly or
CSLID and
Last Test Date:
Last Test Date:
X
X
at Dispensers
Function properly
Last Test Date:
Mechanical
Last Test Date:
Vent Pipes
(NFPA 30A 5.6)
(NFPA 30A 6.7)
Subject
Requirements
Measure #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Regulatory Subject
Measure #
Spill Prevention
Overfill Prevention
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Drop tube present
UST in operation
11/19/2008
Date Lined
165:25-2-53.1
SIGNATURES
X Yes
No
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Phone #
Owner/Operator
Owner Name
Owner Address
City/State/Zip
Facility I.D. #
4804311
Date
11/10/2008
Location Name
601 W MCARTHUR
Location Address
Madill / OK / 73446
City/State/Zip
601 W MCARTHUR
Madill / OK / 73446
Number of UST Tanks
2 UST Sizes
10000 10000
Tanks: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Composite
Internal Lining
Double-Walled
Age(Yrs)
32
Lines: - Material
X
Steel
FRP
Flexible
Double-Walled
other
Age(Yrs)
32
X
Impressed Current
X
Impressed Current
Tank
(Choose one)
Pressureized
Pipe
(Choose two)
Suction
(Choose one)
Last Test Date:
0.1 gph leak rate
0.2 gph Monthly or
CSLID and
Last Test Date:
Last Test Date:
X
X
at Dispensers
Function properly
Last Test Date:
Mechanical
Last Test Date:
Vent Pipes
(NFPA 30A 5.6)
(NFPA 30A 6.7)
Subject
Measure #
Requirements
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Regulatory Subject
Measure #
Spill Prevention
Overfill Prevention
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Drop tube present
UST in operation
6/24/2004
Date Lined
165:25-2-53.1
SIGNATURES
X Yes
No
In Compliance?
N/A Y
N
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Phone #
Owner/Operator
M.
Oklahoma Water Resource Board Water Wells
Other Wells within 1 mile of the Madill Armory
Rec
Lat.
Long.
Well
ID
County
Well Type
Qrt.
1
Qrt.
2
Qrt.
3
Sect.
Twn.
Rng.
Use Class
Ttl.
Depth
First
Water
Approx.
Yield
1
34.082828
-96.783601
66615
Marshall
Geotechnical
Boring
SW
NW
NE
33
05S
05EI
Soil Evaluation
15
0
0
Interpolation from PLSS
Wed, 9 Jan 2002
00:00:00
2
34.088277
-96.772612
74892
Marshall
Geotechnical
Boring
Taylors SS
NE
SW
SW
27
05S
05EI
Soil Evaluation
20
10
0
Thu, 17 Oct 2002
00:00:00
3
34.093698
-96.772612
91132
Marshall
Geotechnical
Boring
Phoenix Fabricators &
Erectors
SE
SW
NW
27
05S
05EI
Soil Evaluation
30
0
0
Mathematical conversion
program
Thu, 2 Dec 2004
00:00:00
4
34.082783
-96.761652
123867
Marshall
Geotechnical
Boring
B & H Hospitality
SW
NE
NE
34
05S
05EI
Soil Evaluation
20.5
0
0
Mathematical conversion
program
Mon, 20 Apr 2009
00:00:00
Well Owner
Lat/Lon Method
Construction
Date
Monitoring Wells within 1 mile of Madill Armory
Rec
Latitude
Longitude
Well ID
County
Well Type
1
34.08647
-96.77043
47057
Marshall
Monitoring Well
2
34.08647
-96.768248
47058
Marshall
3
34.08647
-96.768248
47059
4
34.08647
-96.768248
5
34.08647
6
Well Owner
Qtr. 1
Qtr. 2
Qtr. 3
Sect.
Twn.
Rng.
Use Class
Total Depth
First Water
Approx. Yield
Lat/Lon Method
Construction Date
Kerr McGee Corp. c/o Roberts/S
SW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
24
0
0
Thu, 19 Aug 1999 00:00:00
Monitoring Well
Ker McGee Corp. c/o Roberts/Sc
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
30
0
0
Mon, 16 Aug 1999 00:00:00
Marshall
Monitoring Well
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
30
0
0
Tue, 17 Aug 1999 00:00:00
47060
Marshall
Monitoring Well
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
25
0
0
Tue, 17 Aug 1999 00:00:00
-96.768248
47061
Marshall
Monitoring Well
Kerr McGee Corp.
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
24
0
0
Tue, 17 Aug 1999 00:00:00
34.08647
-96.768248
47062
Marshall
Monitoring Well
Kerr McGee Corp.
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
30
0
0
Wed, 18 Aug 1999 00:00:00
7
34.08647
-96.768248
47063
Marshall
Monitoring Well
Kerr McGee Corp. c/oRoberts/Sc
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
24
0
0
Wed, 18 Aug 1999 00:00:00
8
34.08459
-96.768197
47064
Marshall
Monitoring Well
Kerr McGee Corp. c/c Roberts/S
NE
NE
NW
34
05S
05EI
Water Quality
20
0
0
Thu, 19 Aug 1999 00:00:00
9
34.08459
-96.770379
47065
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
NE
NW
34
05S
05EI
Water Quality
20
0
0
Thu, 19 Aug 1999 00:00:00
10
34.08459
-96.768197
47066
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NE
NE
NW
34
05S
05EI
Water Quality
20
0
0
Thu, 19 Aug 1999 00:00:00
11
34.091891
-96.768248
74306
Marshall
Monitoring Well
Ratcliff & Sons, Inc.
NE
NE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
13
0
0
Wed, 23 Oct 2002 00:00:00
12
34.093698
-96.766066
75354
Marshall
Monitoring Well
SW
SW
NE
27
05S
05EI
Water Quality
13
0
0
Tue, 14 Jan 2003 00:00:00
13
34.088277
-96.77043
76695
Marshall
Monitoring Well
LOVE'S COUNTRY STORE
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
14.2
0
0
Wed, 6 Mar 1996 00:00:00
14
34.088277
-96.77043
76697
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
15
0
0
Wed, 6 Mar 1996 00:00:00
15
34.08647
-96.77043
76565
Marshall
Monitoring Well
CONOCO
SW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
20
0
0
Wed, 8 Apr 1998 00:00:00
16
34.090084
-96.772612
76566
Marshall
Monitoring Well
MADILL SCHOOLS
SE
NW
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
12
0
0
Fri, 17 Jul 1998 00:00:00
17
34.08647
-96.768248
76567
Marshall
Monitoring Well
DONUT SHOP
SE
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
20
0
0
Fri, 9 Oct 1998 00:00:00
18
34.08647
-96.774794
76568
Marshall
Monitoring Well
DALE WAYMIRE
SW
SW
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
13
0
0
Sat, 16 Jan 1993 00:00:00
19
34.088277
-96.763883
76569
Marshall
Monitoring Well
K.M.
NE
SW
SE
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
20
0
0
Fri, 19 Apr 1996 00:00:00
20
34.093698
-96.772612
76570
Marshall
Monitoring Well
PEGGY OR SAMMY MARTIN
SE
SW
NW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
10
0
0
Thu, 18 Feb 1993 00:00:00
21
34.088277
-96.77043
76571
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
14
0
0
Fri, 17 Nov 1905 00:00:00
22
34.088277
-96.77043
76572
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
14
0
0
Thu, 16 Nov 1995 00:00:00
23
34.088277
-96.77043
76573
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
14
0
0
Thu, 16 Nov 1995 00:00:00
24
34.088277
-96.77043
76574
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
15
0
0
Thu, 22 Feb 1996 00:00:00
25
34.088277
-96.77043
76575
Marshall
Monitoring Well
NW
SE
SW
27
05S
05EI
Site Assessment
15
0
0
Thu, 22 Feb 1996 00:00:00
Water Wells within 1 mile of Madill Armory
Rec
Lat.
Long.
Well ID
County
Well Type
Well Owner
Qtr.
1
Qtr.
2
Qtr.
3
Sec.
Twn.
Rng.
Use Class
Total
Depth
First
Water
Approx.
Yield
Lat/Lon Method
Construction
Date
1
34.093649
-96.783548
17597
Marshall
Groundwater Well
Bea Purser
SW
SW
NE
28
05S
05EI
Domestic
102
14
19
Sun, 18 Mar
1990 00:00:00
2
34.074517
-96.764417
113566
Marshall
Groundwater Well
Keith Long
NE
SW
SE
34
05S
05EI
Domestic
220
190
9
GPS-uncorrected data
Tue, 25 Sep
2007 00:00:00
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MADILL
TRAILER
MFG &
SALES
1873
STATUS
Operational
RECORD_YR
1999
COUNTY
MARSHALL
FAC_ADD FAC_CITY FAC_ST FAC_ZIP FAC_DIR FAC_PH CONT_FN CONT_LN CONT_PH FAC_PERMIT LAST_PERMI SOURCES CO_EMITT NO_EMITT PMR_EMIT SO_EMITT VOC_EMITT OTHER_EMIT TOTAL_EMIT CRD_METH
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OF
MADILL
ON HWY
177W
MADILL
OK
73446
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Madill, go
N on
US177
for 2 - 3
mi.
Facility
on E side
of
highway
N of
Madill on
Highway
199
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Memorandum of Agreement between Oklahoma Department of Environmental
Quality and the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce
P.
Oklahoma Military Department Environmental Office Records for Madill Armory, 601
S. 5th Ave., Madill, OK.
Background and Disclaimer
The purpose of an environmental site assessment is to identify actual or potential “recognized
environmental conditions” that may result in liability or land use restrictions. The ASTM Phase I
Environmental Site Assessment E 1527 – 05 is the minimum standard for environmental due
diligence in the commercial real estate industry and meets the standard for All Appropriate
Inquiry under the Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act of 2002. A
diligent effort in accordance with generally accepted good commercial and customary standards
and practices was undertaken to identify the “recognized environmental conditions” that might
affect the redevelopment project. However, the identification of old hazardous waste sites is an
evolving process; therefore, DEQ cannot state with absolute certainty that no other potential
hazardous waste sites are located in the area. In no event shall the DEQ or its employees be
liable for any damages, injury, loss, cost or expense whatsoever arising in connection with the
use or reliance on the information contained in this report, except as otherwise provided by law.

targeted brownfield assessment - the Oklahoma Department of

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