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ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTING & CONTRACTING
Service: Site Assessment
The Reynolds Group uses many tools to assess sites. These include geophysical surveys, soil gas sampling, soil borings, physical testing, groundwater well construction, groundwater well monitoring, and other methodologies.
DRYCLEANER PCE CONTAMINATION (TRG# 6875)
| Industry: | Drycleaners Insurance Companies |
Manager: | Gwen Tellegen |
| Service: | Phase 2 Subsurface Investigations Drycleaner Pce Contamination Site Assessment Health Risk Assessments |
Started: | 1/18/2006 |
| Client: | STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY | Completed: | On-Going |
| Unhappy with the work of previous consultants, this out of state insurance company turned to The Reynolds Group to assess the extent of PCE in the soil around the dry cleaner. | |||
DRYCLEANER LUMP SUM SOIL REMEDIATION (TRG# 5806)
| Industry: | Drycleaners Real Estate Developers Real Estate Managers/owners |
Manager: | Ed Reynolds Jr. |
| Service: | Soil Remediation Site Assessment Operations And Maintenance Of Remediation Systems |
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| Client: | HARBOR 22, LLC | Completed: | 10/23/2003 |
| At this drycleaner only vadose zone soils were impacted by PCE - it did not spread to groundwater. The dry cleaner had moved out of its tenant space and a computer retailer moved in. TRG provided a lump sum (guaranteed maximum) contract to complete assessment and perform soil remediation via soil vapor extraction. |
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DRYCLEANER ASSESSMENT (TRG# 1)
| Industry: | Drycleaners Real Estate Developers |
Manager: | Ed Reynolds Jr. |
| Service: | Site Assessment |
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| Client: | TYR SPORTS, INC. | Completed: | On-Going |
| After unsatisfactory work was conduscted by another consultant, this client hired The Reynolds Group to conduct an environmental assesment of the premises. | |||
BROWNFIELD REDEVELOPMENT (TRG# 5946)
| Industry: | Attorneys Manufacturers Brownfield Industry Stakeholders |
Manager: | Not Assigned |
| Service: | Soil Remediation Regulatory Response & Negotiation Health Risk Assessments Groundwater Monitoring Site Assessment Groundwater Remediation |
Started: | 9/22/2006 |
| Client: | LAW OFFICE OF STAN RALLS | Completed: | On-Going |
| This Site contained a bowling alley, a former dry cleaner, and a former gasoline station that had been laying fallow and unused for nearly three decades. The Reynolds Group, the fourth consultant on this project, was able to finally move the project forward and assist a financial transaction that generated cash for the seller and a new asset for the buyer that will be redeveloped into a new retail center in a core area of the City of Long Beach. | |||
MAJOR RETAIL SHOPPING CENTER DEMINIMUS STATUS (TRG# 6782)
| Industry: | Attorneys Business Owners Drycleaners Real Estate Developers Real Estate Managers/owners |
Manager: | Gwen Tellegen |
| Service: | Usepa Superfund -- Responsible Party Representation Litigation Support Regulatory Response & Negotiation Health Risk Assessments Site Assessment |
Started: | 1/1/2004 |
| Client: | MAJOR CONFIDENTIAL RETAIL CENTER OWNER | Completed: | On-Going |
| This large Regional Shopping Center was a suspected contributor to a newly designated Superfund Area. The Reynolds Group provided site assessment and regional data review to establish and argue de minimus status. | |||
GASOLINE IMPACTED SOILS AND GROUNDWATER (TRG# 5839)
| Industry: | Manager: | Daniel Nunez |
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| Service: | Ca "lust" Clean Up Fund Projects Soil Remediation Regulatory Response & Negotiation Groundwater Monitoring Site Assessment Groundwater Remediation Operations And Maintenance Of Remediation Systems |
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| Client: | MR. AUTO | Completed: | On-Going |
| In 1989, two 2,000 gallon gasoline, one 8,000 gallon gasoline, and one 250 gallon waste oil underground storage tanks (USTs) were removed. | |||
RELOCATION OF MANUFACTURER/UNWINDIING OF TENANT LEASE (TRG# 6924)
| Industry: | Business Owners Manufacturers |
Manager: | Dwayne Ziegler Ed Reynolds Jr. |
| Service: | Soil Remediation Site Assessment Regulatory Response & Negotiation Asbestos/ Lead/ Mold Consulting |
Started: | 1/1/2005 |
| Client: | FRESH START BAKERIES | Completed: | 12/30/2007 |
| One of the largest national suppliers of baked products to McDonalds needed to assess and and remediate contaminated soil contaminated inside one of its leased Southern California manufacturing sites. TRG undertook the work within the Voluntary Oversight Program of the Los Angeles County Fire Department and received "closure." TRG was requested to provide asbestos related pre-demolition consulting advice. | |||
LA ALAMEDA REGIONAL RETAIL DEVELOPMENT (TRG# 6805)
| Industry: | Attorneys Banks/real Estate Financiers & Investors City, County, State And Federal Agencies Real Estate Developers Manufacturers Real Estate Managers/owners Redevelopment Agencies |
Manager: | Gwen Tellegen |
| Service: | Real Estate Due Diligence And Transaction Support Soil Remediation Litigation Support Regulatory Response & Negotiation Health Risk Assessments Site Assessment Operations And Maintenance Of Remediation Systems Underground Storage Tank Removals |
Started: | 10/1/2005 |
| Client: | PRIMESTOR DEVELOPMENT | Completed: | 6/1/2007 |
| In a unique government-private partnership, TRG’s developer-client pursued development of a major regional retail center on a brownfield property in Los Angeles, CA, that had contained a Former Glass Manufacturing facility and other industries. | |||
GAS STATION THAT IMPACTED CHILD CARE CENTER (TRG# 5717)
| Industry: | Manager: | Daniel Nunez |
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| Service: | Ca "lust" Clean Up Fund Projects Soil Remediation Litigation Support Health Risk Assessments Groundwater Monitoring Site Assessment Groundwater Remediation Operations And Maintenance Of Remediation Systems Construction -- General Engineering/building/haz |
Started: | 1/1/2000 |
| Client: | ARCO POWER GAS | Completed: | On-Going |
| TRG worked with legal counsel to resolve the litigation between the property owners, providing remedial options analysis, cost estimates and technical expert support, which resulted in a court-approved settlement. In 1998, five underground storage tanks were removed, including one 12,000-gallon diesel UST, two 10,000-gallon USTs, and two 5,000-gallon USTs. Fifteen groundwater monitoring wells have been installed to assess the groundwater plume on and off the property. | |||