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Water, Waste & Land, Inc. Statement of qualifications <br />15 <br />were also collected by WWL. Available data were interpreted and expert testimony was <br />provided by WWL personnel. <br />Underground Gasoline Tank Leak (Buchanan, Gray, Purvis & Schuetze! Ft. Collins, CO <br />Water, Waste & Land, Inc. defined the existing and potential groundwater <br />contamination in a residential area caused by the leakage of underground gasoline tanks. <br />We evaluated the hydrogeology of the site with respect to hydrocarbon contamination. <br />This work included monitoring or predicting the occurrence, distributioh, migration, <br />containment and removal potential of the liquid, dissolved, and vapor hydrocarbon phases <br />present in the fluvial subsurface system. We also evaluated possible remediation plans. <br />Hazardous Waste Site (Colorado State University) Fort Collins, Colorado <br />Water, Waste & Land, Inc. provided assistance in surface and ground water <br />hydrology in evaluation of the Colorado State University hazardous waste site and in <br />design of its closure plan. Work included evaluation of drilling data, conducting field and <br />laboratory testing, and analysis of data. We are in the process of assisting with <br />delineation of an organic chemical plume in the vicinity of the site. Additional monitoring <br />wells are being installed and along-term pumping test will be performed to evaluate <br />potential vertical migration of ground water. <br />Gasoline Spill Site Investigations (Kodak Colorado Division) Windsor, Colorado <br />Water, Waste & Land, Inc. developed and implemented a site investiga ion program <br />in the vicinity of two leaking underground storage tanks. The tanks wer~ located on <br />farmsteads recently purchased by Kodak and had contained gasoline. The site <br />investigation included installation of approximately 25 boreholes to delineate the extent <br />of soil contamination and completion of five monitoring wells to allow dissolved <br />concentrations of gasoline constituents to be monitored. The extent of soil contamination <br />was determined but water quality samples reveal that the spill is not affecting ground <br />water quality down gradient of the tank locations. Ground water monitoring is continuing <br />at the two sites. <br />Solvent Spill Remediation (Kodak Colorado Division) Windsor, Colorado <br />During filling of an underground storage tank for organic solvent, a s all quantity <br />of solvent was spilled. Water, Waste & Land, Inc. developed a plan for investigating the <br />extent of the spill, collected samples to allow a remediation plan to be developbd and then <br />implemented the remediation plan. Personnel from WWL supervised I'emoval of <br />contaminated soil, performed field screening of soils to minimize disposal of non- <br />contaminated soil, and collected samples to verify concentrations in soils sent offsite for <br />disposal. Post remediation monitoring was also performed to ensure that ground water <br />had not been affected by the spill. <br /> <br />