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Home My WebLink About0248 HINCKLEY ROAD - Health 248 H I NCKLEY RD Hyannis A = 310 - 063 ' oil Ij 1 �I I I BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL AssoCIATEs, LLC. ANATURAL SYSTEMS UTILITIES COWANY LICENSED SITE PROFESSIONALS 6 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 6 UOLOGISTS 6 ENGINEERS 1573 Main Street-P.O.Box 1743, Brewster,MA 02631 6 508-896-1706 6 Fax 508-896-5109- www.bennett-ea:cOrn BEA19-11230 August 29, 2019 Joshua Souza Joshua Painting 127 Bristol Ave. Hyannis,MA 02601 RE: LIMITED REMOVAL ACTION COMPLETION STATEMENT 248 Hinckley Road Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Souza, BENNETT EN'VIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES, LLC (BEA) has prepared the following narrative to summarize the discovery and subsequent removal of petroleurti-contaminated soils at the subject property, The soils were discovered during the removal of an.abandoned 275-galloh kerosene underground storyge tank(US"1) on July 31,,2019. On August 16 and August 23, 2019, . u BEA directed the excavation of 6.60 tons.(4.4 cubic yards+/-)of petroleum-impacted soils.,which were later delivered to a licensed asphalt recycling'facility.under an approved Bill of Lading. This Ing work was performed in accordance with the regulatory requirements set forth in the: MA Contingency Plan(MCP)310 CMR 40.0000, specific to 310 CMR 40.03.18, Subsequent to response actions, confirmatory soil samples 'collected from the extent of excavation report all concentrations of extractable petroleum hydrocarbons (EPH) and target polycyolic aromatic hydrocarbons(PA-Hs) and volatile petroleum. M,hydrocarbons(VP mid target benzene, toluene, ethy.lbenzenei and xylene (tTEX) as non-detect (ND) or less than the applicable RCS-1 Reportable, Concentrations. As such, bated on the contaminated soil removal performed and MA Certified laboratory analytical results for, end-point samples submitted th,ere is, No Significant Fisk to human health or to the.envir6nment, Associated with the subject. release at the time of this filing,as absolving any further Notification fication. and Retriedial Response liabilities tinder the aforementioned regulations as supporting project closure. RACKGROI)ND On July 31, 2019, BEA.was on-site to oversee the removal of a 275-gallon kerosene UST, located off the southeastern corner of the residential dwelling at the property. The tank removed contractor (Tank Removal Services, LLC), indicated,that approximately 50 gallons of oily-water and sludge was removed from the tank during the removal process. The contractor also indicated that the fill pipe-was intact and protruding from the gr'und PC ground, but the vent pi was rusted off at, grade and filled. with dirt. This may have allowed water to enter the tank and displace any remaining,product. Upon arrived of Hyannis Fire Department personnel, the tank was removed from the f.air condition with heavy corrosion, pitting and scaling ground, The tank was noted. to be in, observed. BEA personnel collected soil samples from representative sidewall and bottom of hole EMERGENCY SPILL RESPONSE 6 WASTE SITE CLEANUP 6 SITI ASSESSMENT 6 PERMITTING 6 SEPTIC DESIGN&INSPECTION DESIGN BUILD 6 OPERATION&MAINTENANCE 6 WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT 6 WASTEWATER TREATMENT 6 FIELD SERVICES i AUGUST 29,2019 SOUZA/BEA19-11230 PAGE 2 OF 6 LIMIT8D REMOVAL ACTION COMPL 1'ION STATEMEN`r areas for Feld screening. The soil samples were field-screened with a. photoionization detector (PID) by "jar headspace" method to measure total organic vapors (TOYS). Concentrations of TOVs were reported betwecnl.l ppmv in the eastern sidewall and 49.3 ppmv in the western sidewall. Soils within the tank grave were also noted to exhibit a petroleum odor. The operator was instructed to remove a scoop of soils from the bottom of the tank grave and a sample was collected from the bottom of the excavation at a depth of approximately 5' below grade for field screening. The bottom of hole at 5' sample (BOH�,?a 5') reported a TOV concentration of $3.6 ppmv. Based on the results of field screening and field observations,a release of petroleum had occurred at the property,generating a 1.20-day reportable condition,pursuant to 310 CMR 40.0315. Photo 1 View of tank after being removed from ground. The property owner, Mr, Joshua Souza was contagted regarding the results of Meld screening and authorized BEA to submit the soil sample, collected from the bottom,of'the tank grave (f3ali@5'), for laboratory analysis. The sample was submitted to Alpha Analytical for extractable petroleum hydrocarbons (EPH) and target polycycl'ic aromatic Hydrocarbons (PA1-�s) as well as volatile petroleum.,hydrocarbons (VPH and target,benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and. xylelaes (BTE?i) analytes; Results of the laboratory analysis were received on August 12, 2019. The results reported concentrations of EPH fractional C9.-C1.8 Aliphatics -above the RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations, confirming the 120-Day Reportable Condition. Results of laboratory analyses (detects only)are summ. ari ed below in Table l. 1 i AUGUsT 29,2oi9 SOUZA/BEA19-11230 PAGE 3 or d LIMITED REMOVAL ACTION COMPLETION S'7 ATF&IFNT Table 1: Sample Results Comparison i.th RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations Crlterra (Detects only) 240 Hinckley Rd., Hyannis CLIENT SAMPLE ID ao j @ 5' SAMPLING DATE 31-JUL-1'9 LAB SAMPLE ID __. L1934635-01 RCS-1 Units Wolatle�PetA _r'oI_eumHydrvcarbons��„� C9-C10 romatics 100 m !k 77.7 C9-C12 Ali hatics mg/kg mglkg 108 C9=C12 Ali hatics Adjusted 1000 m fk` 30.2 Exfractatile�F�etroteurii�Nydrocarbonsa C11=C22 Aromatics mg/kg mg/kg 158 C11-C22 Aromatics,Adjusted 1000 _m 9 158 C194C36 Ali hatics 3000 mg/kq 16 C9-Cl18 Ali hatics 1000 m Ik 1950l ' Green shaded cells indicate concentrations.reported above RCS-1 Criteria. Bold numbers indicate those Standards that were exceeded BEA contacted Mr.,-Souza upon the receipt of the results to inform him of the Reportable Condition and resulting Notification and Remedial Response llability under the.Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP), 310 CMR 40.0000. BEA further recommended that the soils be excavated under a Limited Removal Action to. expedite the remedial response, to facilitate intended property transfer. REMEDIAL RESPONSE—LIMITED REMOVAL; ACTION On August 16, 2019, BEA personnel met Mr. Souza's selected contractor (MD Asphalt Paving, Inc.) at the property to direct the removal of impacted soil from the area of release, MD Asphalt personnel used a mini-excavator to remove the top 3' of overburden material and stockpiled the material on-site for later use as backfill. The operator was `then instructed to excavate soils to 7' below grade in.the area of the tank grave. The material was stockpiled at the site on.6-mil plastic sheeting. Soil samples were then collected from representative sidewall and bottom-of-hole areas from the extent of the excavation. The-samples were then f eld=screened for total petroleum hydrocarbons Using:a Deksil.PetioFlag test kit {EPA SW-846 Method 9074).. Results of the Petrolllag testing reported low concentrations of TPH (<80 ppm.) in all samples. collected. Based on the field screening results, the extent of significant impact had been reached and the operator was instructed to,backfill the excavation. The final dimensions of the excavation. were g' long x 6.' wide anc17"deel . 'Soil samples from.the extent of exeavat,an were then placed. in the appropriate labaratory containers, for EPH and VPH analysls and stared .in a refrigerated environment,,pending pick up by the:laboratory. a AUGUST 29,2019 SOLIZA113EA19-1.1230 PAGE 4 OF 6 L1MI'i`ED P MOVAL ACTION COMPI TIC5N STATEMENT {; I X, Photo 2:Area of excavation on August][6,2019,with impacted soils.contained within the roll off container to the:right. Laboratory analytical results of confirmatory end-point soil samples reported all concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons below the applicable RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations, with the exception of the southern sidewall sample($W-x$: 1"-7')indicating.levels. of benzo(a)pyrene marginally above the applicable RCS-1 Reportable,Concentrations standard. Although this compound is not a target analyte or contamiiiant of concern related to kerosene and likely attributed.to note urban fill,BEA advised the property owner of-need to excavate additional soils along the southern sidewall where,benzo(a)pyrene was reported above the RCS=1 standard to expedite closure in light of pending property transfer. BEA personnel returned to the property to meet MD Asphalt Paving, Inc. personnel on August 23, 2019, to remove additional material from-the southern end of the former tank grave. After further soil removal, soil samples were then collected from the southern sidewall and Field screened for total petroleum hydrocarbons using a. Dexsil. PetroFlag test kit. Results of the PetroFlag testing,reported low concentrations of TPH (0 ppm) in the southern sidewall sample (SW-S: 1-7' ext). Based on the field screening results, the extent of significant impact had beer. reached and the, operator was instructed to back:fill the excavation. The final dimensions of the excavation are now measured at 12' long x 6'wide and .7' deep, extended approximately 3' along ,its southern ends The southern sidewall sample was then placed in the appropriate laboratory containers for EP14 analysis and stored in a refrigerated environment, pending pick up'by the laboratory. On August 23,2019,the impacted soils were transported from the Site to Ondrick Materials & Recycling, in Chicopee, MA, as an approved and. duly licensed asphalt batching facility for material recycling. A single load of soil,totaling 6.60 tons, was delivered to the facility. Copies of the Bills of Lading are included as enclosures to this report for your records. 6 a AUGUST 29,2019 SOUZA/BEA19-I 1230 PAGE 5 OF 6 LIMITED REMOVAL ACTION COMPLETION STATEMENT RISK CHARACTERIZATION Laboratory analytical results of confirmatory end-point soil samples were reported on August 22 and August 27, 2019. The results reported all fractional EPHNPH compounds and target analytes in all sidewall and bottom-of-hole samples as non-detect or significantly below the applicable RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations. In addition, all reporting limit concentrations were significantly below the applicable RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations. These results are summarized below in Table 2. Table 2: Endpoint Sample Results Comparison with RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations Criteria 248 Hinckley Rd.,Hyannis CLIENT SAMPLE ID SW-N:1.7' SWS:1-7'EXT. SW-E:1-T SW-W:1-7. BOH@7' CLEAN OE STOCKPILE SAMPLING DATE 16-AUG-19 23-AUG-19 16-AUG-19 16-AUG-19 16-AUG-19 16-AUG-19 LAB SAMPLE to L1937166-01 L1938436.01 0937166.03 L1937166-04 L1937166-05 L1937166.06 VolatileP.etioleiTiniH`drocaitioris`idPi>='x RCS-1 Units Benzene 2 mg/kg NO(<0.063) C5-C8 Allphatics mg/kg NO(<3.13) C5-C8 Aliphatics,Adjusted 100 mg/kg NO(<3.13) C9-C10 Aromatics 100 mg/kg NO(<313) C9-C12 Aliphatics mg/kg NO(<3.13) C9-C12 Allphatics,Adjusted 1000 mg/kg NO(<3.13) Elhylbenzene 40 mg/kg NO(<0.063) Methyl tart butyl ether 0.1 mg/kg NO(<0.031) Naphthalene 4 mg/kg NO(<0.125) o-Xylene 100 mg/kg NO(<0.063) p/mAylene 100 mg/kg NO(<0.063) Toluene 30 m/k NO <0.063 Ezfiactable'.Petrbleum�H"8iacarbonc�=' 2-Methylnaphthatene 0.7 mg/kg ND(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Acenephthene 4 mg/kg NO(<0.328) ND(<0.332) ND(<0.339) NO(<0.332) ND(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Acenaphlhylene 1 mg/kg NO(<0.328) ND(<0.332) ND(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Anthracene 1000 mg/kg NO(<0.328) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Senzo(a)anthracene 7 mg/kg ND(<0.328) NO(<0.332) ND(<0.339) NO(<0.332) ND(<0.336) ND(<0.373) Benzo(a)pyrene 2 mg/kg NO(<0.328) NO(<0.332) ND(<0.339) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Benzo(b)fluoranthene 7 mg/kg ND(<0.328) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.339) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) ? Benzo(ghi)perylene 1000 mg/kg NO(<0.328) ND(<0.332) ND(<0.339) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.336) ND(<0.373) Benzo(k)fluoranthene 70 mg/kg .ND(<0.328) ND(<0.332) ND(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) ND(<0.373) _ C11-C22 Aromatics mg/kg ND(<6.55) NO(<6.65) NO(<6.78) 16.2 NO(<6.72) NO(<7.46) C11-C22 Aromatics,Adjusted 1000 mg/kg NO(<6.55) NO(<6.65) ND(<6.78) 16.2 ND(<6.72) NO(<7.46) C19-C36 Allphatics 3000 mg/kg NO(<6.55) NO(<6.65) NO(<6.78) NO(<6.65) NO(<6.72) 8.08 C9-C18 Aliphatics 1000 mg/kg NO(<6.55) ND(<6.65) NO(<6.78) ND(<6.65) ND(<6.72) 11.5 Chrysene 70 mg/kg ND(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) ND(<0.336) NO(<0.373) Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene 0.7 mg/kg NO(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) ND(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) f Fluoranthene 1000 mg/kg NO(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) NO(<0.373) j Fluorene 1000 mg/kg ND(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) ND(<0.373) I Indeno(1,2,3-cd)Pyrene 7 mg/kg NO(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) ND(<0.373) Naphthalene 4 mg/kg ND(<0.328) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.339) NO(<0.332) NO(<0.336) ND(<0.373) i Phenanthrene 10 mg/kg ND(<0.328) ND(<0.332) ND(<0,339) ND(<0.332) ND(<0.336) NO(<0.373) P ene 1000 m/k NO <0.328 NO <D.332 NO <0.339 ND <0.332 ND <0.336 ND <0.373 Green shaded cells indicate concentrations reported above Method 1 S-1/GW-1 Standards Gray shaded cells indicate analytes with reporting limits above the Method 1 S-1/GW-1 Standards Bold numbers indicate those standards that are exceeded These results indicate that the objectives of the LRA were achieved, wherein soil removal activities were successful in removing significant petroleum-related impacts from the release area and that regulatory requirements were satisfied relative to Notification and Remedial Response liabilities as framed within the MCP. l CONCLUSIONS j Petroleum impacted soils were discovered at the site during the removal of an abandoned kerosene UST on July 31, 2019, Soil removal activities performed on August 16 and August 23, 2019, resulted in the removal of some 4.4 cubic yards (6.60 tons) of impacted soils from the area of release. End-point soil samples were collected from the extent of soil removal and were I I AUGUST 29,2019 SOUZAMEA19-11230 PAGE 6 OF 6 LIMITED REMOVAL ACTION COMPLETION STATEMENT i submitted for laboratory analysis of EPH/PAH and VPHBTEX.. Results of laboratory analyses reported all concentrations of EPH and VPH concentrations as Non-Detedt, or less than the t applicable RCS-1 Reportable Concentrations. This data qualifies the efficacy of the,Limited Removal Action, conducted in accordance with the previsions of 310 CMR 40.0.119,to support project closure and document regulatory compliance,wherein no release Notification or Remedial Response liabilities remain under'the provisions of 310 CMR 40.0000. The findings of this investigation,as represented herein, document regulatory compliance with governing regulations and set forth the rationale and technical justification for project:closure specific to the area of the release. While these records are archived in your folder at our offices, you are required under the provisions of 310 CMR 40.031.8(7) to maintain a:copy of this Limited Removal Action Completion Statement for a minimum period of five(5.) years. If you have any questions or need additional in.formation,.please contact me directly at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES,LLC (Dav:id�' nnet, LSP Jo n D. a ma- > dt r f O tions S nior Project Manager i l Encl. -Site plat entitled"Limitedd:Removal Action..."prepared by BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES, LLC;Dated August 20, 2019 (Rev, 8/29/19) -Ondrick Materials& Recycling Soil Prequalification Form. -MA DEP Bill of Lading(BWSC=112)—'Transport to Recycling Facility -MA DEP Bill of Lading(BWSC-112)—Received at Recycling Facility - Laboratory Analytical Reports [Alpha Analytical—Lab # L1934635 (8/12/19)] -Laboratory Analytical Reports [Alpha Analytical—Lab# L193?'166 (8/22/19.)] - Laboratory Analytical Reports [Alpha Analytical—Lab # LI938435 (8/27/19)] 1 Cc. "Thomas A, Mckean, Director—Barnstable Board of Health Mark S.Ells,Town Manager—Town of Barnstable Deputy Chief Dean Melanson--Hyannis Fire Department l j BARNSTABLE, REFERENCE & MA -PLAN TITLED 5UB01V151ON PLAN Of LAND IN BAR145TABIE', / 1 PREPARED BY JOSEPH 5ELWYN,CIVIL ENGINEER,DATED JULY 23, 949 / -TO—Of BARN5TABLE A55E550R'5 MAP 310 PARCEL C3 C NOTES TH15 517E PLAN wA5 NOT PREPARED FROM ANY INSTRUMENT 5URVEY AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ave SHOULD THE DISTANCES,BEARING AND/OR OTHER FEATURE5 SHOWN RF 115F0 TO f-5TA81-I5H PROPERTY LINES. ALL t LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE. LOCUS EXTENT OF EXCAVATION / r 2,O X 7'(D) KEY MAP r i FORMER 275 GALLON KEROSENE U5T �J r J 1 i 1 j DETAI L J Q SCALE I'=G' j SHED �J Rev.8R9/19:BM1aw ulmdM a!,u�atiun alm,g wuNem aideava0. l' 2 �.`•. ""°"`T JOSUE C.SOUZA 127 BRISTOL AVENUE-HYANNIS.MA 02601 TLE: LIMITED REMOVAL ACTION SEE DETAIL LOCUS i' 248 HINCKLEY ROAD 248 HINCKLEY ROAD-HYANNIS,MA 026111 BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL SITE PLAN HEA ASSOCIATES, LLC np� A NATURAL SYSTEMS UTILITIES COMPANY LICENSED SITE PROFESSIONALS;ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS. GEOLOGISTS,ENGINEERS 0 30 60 90 1573 MAIN STREET,P.O.BOX 1743,BREWSTER,MA 02631 F91ONE'.(508)8961)os F C:ON)-5- DATE: SCAIE: RY: .....CI{ECA 17NUM1®FA: SCALE 1"=30' 8/20/19 As Noted S JTW 11230DA.X.EV.910 ONDRIVK OTERIALS S RECYCLING.LLC 22 Industry Rood,Chicopse,PEA 01020 Ofnoe(413)5924558 Ondlekbitcom Fax(413);592+7451 SOIL PRE! UAL.IFICATION FORM PETROLEUM CONTAMINATED SOILS(ACS) GENERATOR NAME Generator Name: Joshua Souza Company_Name; Street: 127 Bristol Ave. contact Name:Joshua Souza City,State/Zip: Hyannis, MA 02601 Title:Property Owner Phone:(508) 594-8227 Email:Joshuapainting5212@msn.com SITE INFORMATION (�) Residential 0Commercial Industrial Other Name: Residence Contact Name:Joshua Souza Street,248 Hinckley Rd. Cell/Phone: (508) 594-8227 City, State/zip: Hyannis, MA 02601 oshua aintin 5212 msn:com Email: p g ENVIROMENTIAL'CONSULTANrS INFORMATION Company Name:Bennett Enviro. Assoc. Contact: John Tadema-Wielandt i Street: 1573 Main Street Title: Project Manager MA 0263'1 Entail:jtadema-wielandt@nsuwater.cot City,State/Zip: Brewster, _. cell/Phone:508-535-0487 (direct) BILLING INFORMATION Company Name: Bennett Enyiro,. Assoc. Contact Name: Kara Risk street: 1573 Main Street 508-896- 706 Brewster, MA 02631 Cell/Phone: City,State;Z1p. :_-- Email:- @ krisk nsuwster.com IF DIFFERENT FROM BILLING INFORMATION:(Accounts Payable) AP Contact Name:. AP Contact Phone: AP'Conta.ct Email- CT Site Only:,lax Exempt? i yes No _LUse certificate on fle gResale certificate attached. PA`fMENT IVIETFIOLI: O Credit Card FV7/ Credit Account Purchase Order.# 11230 1 V1.io,2019 a I BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES, LLC. - (A Natural Systems Utilities Company) LICENSED SITE PROFESSIONALS,ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS,GEOLOGISTS,ENGINEERS 1573 Main Street,P.O.Box 1743 508-896-1706 Brewster,MA 02631 Fax 508-896-5109 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL TO: DATE: JOB NUMBER: Joshua Souza 9/19/19 BEA19-11230 Joshua Painting 127 Bristol Ave Hyannis, MA 02601 REGARDING: Limited Removal Action Completion SHIPPING METHOD: Regular Mail Pick Up Priority ❑ Mail ❑ Hand Deliver ❑ Express Mail ❑ Other ❑ Certified Mail 0 Green Card/RR COPIES DATE DESCRIPTION 1 8/29/19 Limited Removal Action Completion Statement(CD) For review and comment: ❑ For approval: ❑ As requested: ❑ For your use: REMARKS: cc: Thomas McKean, Barnstable Health Agent Deputy Chief Dean Melanson, Hyannis Fire Department Mark Ellis, Barnstable Town Manager FROM: Kara Risk If enclosures are not as noted,kindly notify us at once v_ i x ..r YSOr — s. 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