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MEMO <br /> RE: Reclamation. Report #1. <br /> FROM: Diane Delanev <br /> April 23, 1993 <br /> I met Thursday (4/22/93) with the Reclamation Crew (i.e. John Farnum, Lew <br /> Thompson, Alvin Janicek and Jim Fortune) and Bruce Collins to discuss ' <br /> implementation of the program we outlined to h1LRD, and in particular our efforts over <br /> the next several months. <br /> Underground Storage Tanks <br /> The Reclamation Crew (RC I believes the five underground storage tanks located <br /> beneath the Eimco shop can be removed with the equipment we currently have on <br /> hand. <br /> The plan will be to use the dozer to push aside any rubble from the collapsed building , <br /> in the area of the tanks on the south side; the dozer will then rip the concrete floor. <br /> While the floor is extremely thick in some places, as it was intended to support heavy <br /> equipment and trucks, we believe that the concrete above the tanks is less substantial <br /> and that the dozer should b.3 adequate. % <br /> The dozer, loaders and bag<hoe are available for excavation of the surrounding soil. t <br /> The tanks were laid on a bed of gravel and sand when installed. As part of the site <br /> evaluation, composite samples will be taken of the sand beneath the tanks, and <br /> delivered to the Grand Junz'Lion lab for analysis. The boom truck may be used to pull <br /> the tanks from the ground. <br /> The same program will be followed on the north side of the building, as soon as the <br /> waste oil tank can be moved. <br /> Should we find any evidence of leakage, the soil beneath the tank will be excavated, <br /> also with available equipment. <br /> This plan aims to save the cost of rental of a jackhammer and trackhoe. The <br /> associated costs will be the time of the personnel, fuel cost and wear on equipment. <br /> We may cut off the ends of 1:he tanks to use for transformer storage in connection with <br /> preparations to remove PCEI items from the property. <br /> PCB Removal <br /> In preparation for the arrival of US PCI or Westinghouse Electric to remove PCB and <br /> contaminated transformers, a gin pole will be prepared for attachment to the 9BO loader <br />