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l- ,- L L L L L L L L '---' I _ EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ATEC was retained by LinEl, Incorporated to conduct a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment. On October 21, 1992, ATEC Environmental Consultants (ATEC) visited the LinEI facility located at 101 LinEl Drive in Mooresville, Indiana, The purpose of the site visit was to visually identify potential environmental concerns. ATEC also reviewed state and local records during this study to determine the history of the site and possible hazardous substance usage, storage or disposal. The project site consists of two (2) buildings totaling approximately 50,000 sq. ft sitting on approximately 15.3 acres, This facility manufactures aluminum frames used to assemble sky lights, glass walls and overhead walkways. No underground storage tanks (USTs) were noted on the site. Four (4) steel aboveground storage tanks (ASTs) were noted at the project site. These ASTs included a 250 gallon diesel fuel tank, 250 gallon gasoline tank, 300 gallon fuel oil tank and a 500 gallon diesel fuel tank. No signs of leaking or staining associated with these ASTs were noted. A limited asbestos bulk survey performed on October 27, 1992 identified certain linoleum as asbestos-containing material (ACM), This material appeared in good condition and does not appear to present a concern regarding potential health exposure to asbestos fibers. Given the good condition of the asbestos-containing materials, ATEC recommends no further action at this time. In the event this material becomes damaged, is to be removed or major renovation is planned, this material should be properly abated. Four (4) pole-mounted transformers owned and operated by Indianapolis Power and Light (lPL) were identified on the site. The transformers displays blue stickers indicating they are non-PCB containing units, A TEC performed a review of the United States Environmental Protection Agency National Priorities List (U.S. EPA NPL). According to the February, 1992 NPL, the site is not listed. There are no NPL sites within a one-mile radius of the site. A TEC performed a review of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Information System (CERCLIS) list. The February, 1992 CERCLIS list did not include the site or any property within one-mile of the site, A review of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) list identified the LinEl facility as a large quantity hazardous waste generator. No other RCRA generator or treatment, storage or disposal (TSD) facilities are within a one-mile radius of the site. Records obtained from the files of the State of Indiana indicate that spills have occurred at the site. These spills include the confirmed release of paint and paint wash-up solution and a report of the discharge of approximately 4,500 gallons of a chromic acid solution into the septic system. Records revealed that the area of the paint spill has been sampled for metals, pH and YOCS. The results of the analyses for metals and pH did not indicate the