EXH0289019668

Attachedto this memorandum is erwitortmentaldocumentationrelated to the Summit Ridgeflii source located in Bellevue, Washington. 3nis informaoon was provided to Ecology in the Port's Fourth Quarter 2000 Fill Subrnit_ Report. Included in this documentationis informationregarding petroleum-impactedsoilhorn Summit Ridge that was placed and subsequentlyremoved from the Third Runway embankmenL In order to provide some additional detail regarding this event, I spoke to representativesfrom Hart Crowserand the Portsite inspector. For thisparticularproject, Hart Crowser was the engineering firm representingthe site owner and was not representing the Port of Seattle. Based on discussionswith Hart Crowser and the Port site inspectorand on the review of the site fill submittals_ followingsequence of eventswas identified: • The Summit Ridge site was a former residential parcel located in downtown Bellevue. The initial environmentalreview of this site did not identify any significantenvironmental issues of concern (Summit Ridge F'¢ Source Site Approval, Amec, October 2, 2000). Because of site's Iocatk:min an urban area, the Port requl'ed periodic inspectionby en environmental professionalduringthe excavat_n of the upper 10feet of the site. • The Port began receN_ soilfromSummit Ridgethe evening of October 4, 2000. • On October 5, 2000, Setlen ConstructioncontactedHart Crowserregarding peVoleum odors in excavated site sol Upon visitingthe site, Hart Crowser representatives identifiedpotential petroleum-impactedsol in a site soilstockple. Hart Crowsernotifiedthe Port and all haul from Summit Ridge to the Th_ Runway embankment was discontinued. • On October 6, 2000 HartCrowser colkcted sol samples from_ Summit Ridgesite induding sol from _e site stockple. Some of the sol in the stockpie wes found to…

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