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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1978056
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
4/5/2006
Doc Name
Soil Remediation Completion
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Varra Companies Inc.
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DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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D
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CG <br />December 6, 2005 <br />Mr. Bead Janes <br />Varna Companies, Inc. <br />8120 Gage Street <br />Frederick, Colorado 80516 <br />Re: Sor7 Remedia~tion Completion Report <br />Varna Compruries, Inc. <br />Durham Pit 117 <br />1431 E.16'~ Strcet <br />Greeley, Cole~rado <br />DMG Mine DD: M-1978-056 <br />CGRS Project #:1-135.9929ab <br />Dear Mr. lanes: <br />ENVIRONMENTAL • CONSTRUCTION • COMPLIANCE <br />This report document:. results of the bioremediation treatment of petroleum contaminated soil that was <br />excavated during the January 20, 2004, cleanup of the former fueling depot at the referenced Varna <br />Companies, Ina (Varna), Durham Pit 117. <br />As noted in the Soil ]Itemediation Report and Treatment Plan prepared by CGRS, Ina (CGRS), dated <br />February 12, 2004, soul excavated from the former fueling depot was stockpiled on a concrete pad south <br />of the truck scales. The estimated loose volume of soil stockpiled was approximately 430 cubic yards. <br />Following the treatment phm guidelines, manure compost was blended into the stockpile at a 25 percent <br />to 30 percent mixture. Since the concrete pad provided an existing barrier to prevein potential cross- <br />contamination with mrderlying soil without disturbing another area of the properly, the soil stockpile <br />remained on fhe con~caete pad in a suc- to eight foot mound throughout the treatment process. The <br />treatme~ process inchrded turning and biend'mg the soil on a bi-weekly >n monthly basis utilizing on-site <br />excavation equipment end applying water as needed to maintain adequate moisture. <br />Between October 8, 2004, and November 9, 2005, CGRS conducted three. soil sampling events at <br />six-month intervals to monitor the treatment progress. Each sampling event was performed by obtaining <br />soil samples approximately 6 feet into the core of the pile with a hand auger at six random locations. The <br />soil sample locations was on the southwest (SP-1), souH--central (SP-2), soutlreast (SP-3), noAheast <br />(SP-4), north-central (~5P-5~ and noAhwest (SPfi) sides of the stockpile. Soil samples were submitted to <br />Technology Laboratory, inc., in Fort Collins, Colorado, for analysis to determine concentrations of total <br />petroleum hydrocarbon diesel range organics (1'PH-DRO). Laboratory analysis results are summarized in <br />Table 1. Copies of the laboratory analysis reports and chainof-custody docmoemation are included in <br />Attachment A. <br />Review of Table 1 $husttates downward trends in TPH-DRO concentrations ova the gent period. <br />Results of the November 9, 2005, soil sampling event show hydrocarbon concentrations were below the <br />500 mg/Kg target clearmp level. <br />P.O. BOX 1489 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80522 PHONE: 97093-7780 FAX: 970-493-7986 <br />
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