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	PHASE II ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT AND SITE CHARACTERIZATION

 

Site characterization identifies the type and size of an impact and provides basic projections of mitigation techniques and costs.

TRI/CON's site characterization, our Phase II Investigations provide a comprehensive and detailed review of a site to evaluate suspected environmental impairments and resulting liabilities. Results provide basic projections of mitigation techniques and costs. This information may be used in negotiating the terms and conditions in a particular property transaction or to comply with regulatory agency requirements.

Phase II investigations typically include the following:

Preparation of a site-specific sampling, analysis, and work plan to confirm the presence of contamination Preparation of a site-specific health and safety plan Collection of samples of waste, waste streams, hazardous materials, surface water, groundwater, or soils, and testing of underground storage tanks for content and structural integrity Comprehensive review of the regional and local geology and hydrogeology to determine the migration pathways of surface and subsurface contamination; and the installation, as required, of groundwater monitoring wells to determine site hydrogeology

Laboratory analysis of samples to identify contaminants, including, but not limited to, petrol hydrocarbons, volatile organic compounds, inorganic contaminants and asbestos A written report of all findings, including laboratory test results and interpretations, conclusions, and recommendations

 

TRI/CON's environmental assessment professionals can provide other services associated with property negotiations, transactions, and third party reviews.