'DATE

I am the owner ofthe property described above, or an individual having the authority

ofauthorization ofthe Property owner to make and grant this Agreement (e.g., tenant

having authorization for access to the Property by the Property owner through a rental

agreement).

This written permission is given by me voluntarily with knowledge of my right to

refuse and without threats or promises ofany kind. I understand that, upon

completion ofthese activities, EPA will remove its equipment from the property and

restore the property, to the extent practicable, to its original condition.

Print name, and title if appropriate

3

034357
Post Restoration ApprovalIIWe as propelty owner(s) hereby certify with my/our signature(s) below that the

EPA and/or its authorized representatives, contractors, subcontractors, or agents have

restored the property to pre-removal conditions and to my/our satisfaction.

Phone Number (Home or

Work)

034358
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGION 6

1445 ROSS AVENUE, SUITE 1200

DALLAS, TX 75202-2733

CONSENT FOR ENTRY AND CONTINUED ACCESS TO PROPERTY

Name: _ _

Mailing Address: -"'Y _

Relationship to Properly:

-k4Mf

Phone:

Property Address/Description:

Tenns of Agreement:

I hereby consent to officers, employees, agents, and authorized representatives ofthe

United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") entering and having continued

access to my properly, as described above, for the purpose of conducting the removal and

restoration (also known as "response action") described in the Action Memorandum for

the Many Diversified Interests Inc. Superfund Site (hereinafter "the Site"). Tasks

include, but may not be limited to the following:

I. Surveying and documenting, by photographs and/or videotape, the condition of

the Properly (including the inside ofany structure on the Property) before, during

and after the removal work being done on the Property.

2. Staging ofequipment and materials for construction ofthe response action on the

Properly.

3. Use and temporary storage of construction and excavation equipment (e.g.,

backhoes, front-end loaders, etc.) on the property for the duration ofthe response

action to the Properly.

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034359
4. Temporary installation of Property and Site support facilities, including but not

limited to building access, utility poles, lines, piping, and access and work paths as

necessary to ensure minimal disruption ofservices to the Property, and other

facilities as necessary. All utility activities will be coordinated to minimize any

disruption in service.

5. Removal of brush, trees, vegetation, landscaping, trash, debris, fences, surface

structures, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, walkways, playground equipment,

other outside facilities and structures, etc., as deemed necessary and/or expedient,

in the sole discretion ofthe EPA, for removal and restoration actions to the

Property. Prior to excavation, the development of all landscaping and replacement

ofremoved items will be coordinated with the property owner.

6. Grading, re-sodding and/or seeding, and re-landscaping excavated areas.

7. Excavation to a depth of approximately 18 inches, to include removal,

consolidation ofcontaminated soil, and temporary storage of excavated soil.

8. Stockpiling and storage of clean soil for capping and backfill.

9. Placement of geotextile membrane in excavated area, if necessary.

10. Placement ofclean backfill over geotextile membrane.

11. Patrolling, and safety fencing ofthe Property, at EPA's sole discretion, to prevent

unauthorized access to work areas on the Property.

12. Removal of all temporary facilities and materials from the Property at the

conclusion of the response action to the Property.

13. Restoration ofsurface structures (e.g., sidewalks, driveways, parking lots,

walkways, fences, playground equipment, etc.) at the conclusion ofthe response

action to the Property.

14. Such other actions as the EPA On-Scene Coordinator determines necessary to

protect human health or welfare or the environment.

I realize that these actions by EPA are undertaken pursuant to its response and

enforcement responsibilities under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation and Liability Act ("CERCLA" or "Superfund"), 42 U.S.C. § 9601 et

seq.

2

034360
I am the owner ofthe property described above, or an individual having the authority

of authorization ofthe Property owner to make and grant this Agreement (e.g., tenant

having authorization for access to the Property by the Property owner through a rental

agreement).

This wrillen permission is given by me voluntarily with knowledge ofmy right to

refuse and without threats or promises ofany kind. I understand that, upon

completion ofthese activities, EPA will remove its equipment from the property and

restore the property, to the extent practicable, to its original condition.

DATE

rint name, and title if ap . opriate

3

034361
Post Restoration ApprovalIfWe as property owner(s) hereby certify with my/our signature(s) below that the

EPA and/or its authorized representatives, contractors, subcontractors, or agents have

restored the propert pre-removal conditions and to my/our satisfaction.

I>ate I

Printed Name hone Number (Home or

Work)

034362
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGIONs

1445 ROSS AVENUE, SUITE 1200

DALLAS,TX 75202-2733

CONSENT FOR ENTRY AND CONTINUED ACCESS TO PROPERTY

Nam

Mailing Address:

Relationship to Property:

hew,/-

Phone:

Property AddresslDescription:

Terms 0 f Agreement:

I hereby consent to officers, employees, agents, and authorized representatives ofthe

United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") entering and having continued

access to my property, as described above, for the purpose of conducting the removal and

restoration (also known as "response action") described in the Action Memorandum for

the Many Diversified Interests Inc. Superfund Site (hereinafter "the Site"). Tasks

include, but may not be limited to the following:

1. Surveying and documenting, by photographs and/or videotape, the condition of

the Property (including the inside ofany structure on the Property) before, during

and after the removal work being done on the Property.

2. Staging of equipment and materials for eonstruction ofthe response action on the

Property.

3. Use and temporary storage of construction and excavation equipment (e.g.,

backboes, front-end loaders, etc.) on the property for the duration ofthe response

action to the Property.

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034363
4. Temporary installation of Property and Site support facilities, including but not

limited to building access, utility poles, lines, piping, and access and work paths as

necessary to ensure minimal disruption ofservices to the Property, and other

facilities as necessary. All utility activities will be coordinated to minimize any

disruption in service.

5. Removal ofbrush, trees, vegetation, landscaping, trash, debris, fences, surface

structures, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, walkways, playground equipment,

other outside facilities and structures, etc., as deemed necessary and/or expedient,

in the sole discretion of the EPA, for removal and restoration actions to the

Property. Prior to excavation, the development of all landscaping and replacement

ofremoved items will be coordinated with the property owner.

6. Grading, re-sodding and/or seeding, and re-landscaping excavated areas.

7. Excavation to a depth of approximately 18 inches, to include removal,

consolidation ofcontaminated soil, and temporary storage ofexcavated soil.

8. Stockpiling and storage of clean soil for capping and backfill.

9. Placement of geotextile membrane in excavated area, ifnecessary.

10. Placement of clean backfill over geotextile membrane.

11. Patrolling, and safety fencing ofthe Property, at EPA's sole discretion, to prevent

unauthorized access to work areas on the Property.

12. Removal of all temporary facilities and materials from the Property at the

conclusion of the response action to the Property.

13. Restoration ofsurface structures (e.g., sidewalks, driveways, parking lots,

waikways, fences, playground equipment, etc.) at the conclusion ofthe response

action to the Property.

14. Such other actions as the EPA On-Scene Coordinator determines necessary to

protect human health or welfare or the environment.

I realize that these actions by EPA are undertaken pursuant to its response and

enforcement responsibilities under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation and Liability Act ("CERCLA" or "Superfund"), 42 U.S.C. § 9601 et

seq.

2

034364
} DATE

I am the owner ofthe property described above, or an individual having the authority

of authorization ofthe Property owner to make and grant this Agreement (e.g., tenant

having authorization for access to the Property by the Property owner through a rental

agreement).

This written permission is given by me voluntarily with knowledge ofmy right to

refuse and without threats or promises of any kind. I understand that, upon

completion ofthese activities, EPA will remove its equipment from the property and

restore the property, to the extent practicable, to its original condition.

AGREED TO AND SIGNED:

3

034365
Post Restoration Approval- 3418 Market

hone Number (Home or

Work)

Printed Name

IIWe as property owner(s) hereby celtify with my/our signature(s) below that the

EPA and/or its authorized representatives, contractors, subcontractors, or agents have

restored th roperty re-removal conditions and to my/our satisfaction.

034366
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGION 6

1445 ROSS AVENUE, SUITE 1200

DALLAS,TX 75202-2733

CONSENT FOR ENTRY AND CONTINUED ACCESS TO PROPERTY

Name:

Mailing Address:

Relationship to Property:

Phone:

Tenns of Agreement:

I hereby consent to officers, employees, agents, and authorized representatives ofthe

United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") entering and having continued

access to my property, as described above, for the purpose of conducting the removal and

restoration (also known as "response action") described in the Action Memorandum for

the Many Diversified Interests Inc. Superfund Site (hereinafter "the Site"). Tasks

include, but may not be limited to the following:

I. Surveying and documenting, by photographs and/or videotape, the condition of

the Property (including the inside of any structure on the Property) before, during

and after the removal work being done on the Property.

2. Staging of equipment and materials for construction ofthe response action on the

Property.

3. Use and temporary storage of construction and excavation equipment (e.g.,

backhoes, front-end loaders, etc.) on the property for the duration ofthe response

action to the Property.

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034367
4. Temporary installation of Property and Site support facilities, including but not

limited to building access, utility poles, Jines, piping, and access and work paths as

necessary to ensure minimal disruption ofservices to the Property, and other

facilities as necessary. All utility activities will be coordinated to minimize any

disruption in service.

5. Removal ofbrush, trees, vegetation, landscaping, trash, debris, fences, surface

structures, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, walkways, playground equipment,

other outside facilities and structures, etc., as deemed necessary and/or expedient,

in the sole diseretion of the EPA, for removal and restoration actions to the

Property. Prior to excavation, the development of all landscaping and replacement

ofremoved items will be eoordinated with the property owner.

6. Grading, re-sodding and/or seeding, and re-Iandscaping excavated areas.

7. Excavation to a depth of approximately 18 inches, to include removal,

consolidation ofcontaminated soil, and temporary storage of excavated soil.

8. Stockpiling and storage of clean soil for capping and backfill.

9. Placement of geotextile membrane in excavated area, if necessary.

10. Placement of clean backfill over geotextile membrane.

II. Patrolling, and safely fencing ofthe Property, at EPA's sole discretion, to prevent

unauthorized access to work areas on the Property.

12. Removal of alllemporary facilities and materials from the Property at the

conclusion ofthe response action to the Property.

13. Restoration ofsurface structures (e.g., sidewalks, driveways, parking lots,

walkways, fcnces, playground equipment, etc.) at the conclusion oflhe response

action to the Property.

14. Such other actions as the EPA On-Scene Coordinator determines necessary to

protect human health or welfare or the environment.

Jrealize that these actions by EPA are undertaken pursuant to its response and

enforcement responsibilities under the Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation and Liability Act ("CERCLA" or "Superfund"), 42 U.S.C. § 9601 et

seq.

2

034368
I am the owner ofthe property described above, or an individual having the authority

of authorization of the Property owner to make and grant this Agreement (e.g., tenant

having authorization for access to the Property by the Property owner through a rental

agreement).

This written permission is given by me voluntarily with knowledge ofmy right to

refuse and without threats or promises of any kind. I understand that, upon

completion ofthese activities, EPA will remove its equipment from the property and

restore the property, to the extent practicable, to its original condition.

AGREED TO AND SIGNED:

I DATE

Print narr\e, and title if appropriate

3

034369
Post Restoration ApprovalI/We as property owner(s) hereby certify with my/our signature(s) below that the

EPA and/or its authorized representatives, contractors, subcontractors, or agents have

restored the property to pre-removal conditions and to my/our satisfaction.

Phone Number (Home or

Work)

Date

034370
APPENDIX D 

BACKFILL ANALYTICAL DATA 

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e-Hardcopy 2.0

Automated Report

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ACCUTEST

LABORATORIES

1956 2OO6

Technical Report for

Environmental Quality Management

MDI Site (030268.0054)

Accutest Job Number: T26500

Sampling Date: 04/06/09

Report to:

Environmental Quality Management

JECrom@aol.com

Total number of pages in report: 4 9

/held

Test results contained within this data package meet the requirements

of the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference

and/or state specific certification programs as applicable.

Paul Canevaro

Laboratory Director

Client Service contact: Marianne Walker 713-271-4700

Certifications: TX (T104704220-06-TX) AR (88-0756) FL (E87628) KS (E-10366) LA (85695/04004)

OK (9103) UT(7132714700)

This report shall not be reproduced, except in its entirety, without the written approval of Accutest Laboratories.

Test results relate only to samples analyzed.

Gulf Coast • 10165 Harwin Drive • Suite 150 • Houston, TX 77036 • tel: 713-271-4700 • fax:713-271-4770 • http://www.accutest.com

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Table of Contents

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Section 1: Sample Summary 3

Section 2: Sample Results . 4

2.1:T26500-l: 0002 5

Section 3: Misc. Forms 1 2 MM

Chain of Custody 13

Section 4: GC/MS Volatiles - QC Data Summaries 16

4.1: Method Blank Summary 17

4,2; Blank Spike Summary 20

4.3: Matrix Spike/Matrix Spike Duplicate Summary 23

Section 5: GC/MS Semi-volaiiles - QC Data Summaries 26

5.1: Method Blank Summary 27

5.2: Blank Spike Summary 30

5.3: Matrix Spike/Matrix Spike Duplicate Summary 33

Section 6: GC Semi-volatiles - QC Data Summaries „ 36

6.1: Method Blank Summary 37

6.2: Blank Spike Summary 38

6.3: Matrix Spike/Matrix Spike Duplicate Summary 39

Section 7: Metals Analysis - QC Data Summaries 40

7.1: Prep QC MP9340: Hg 41

7.2: Prep QC MP9341: As,Ba,Cd,Cr,Pb,Se,Ag 45

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Sample Summary

Environmental Quality Management

Job No: T26500

MDI Site (030268.0054)

B

Sample Collected Matrix Client

Number Date Time By Received Code Type Sample ID

T26500-1 04/06/09 09:20 04/06/09 SO Soil 0002

Soil samples reported on a dry weight basis unless otherwise indicated on result page.

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