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ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTING & CONTRACTING
Service: Underground Storage Tank Removals
Any unmodified underground storage tanks (USTs) installed before 1988 in California should have been upgraded, replaced or removed by the end of 1998. According to Federal and State of California regulations, December 22, 1998 was the deadline. There is no extension.
Owners who missed this deadline are finding their insurance carrier canceling coverage. In addition, owners who are out of compliance with current tank laws may jeopardize any claims to State of California UST funds for financial assistance in cleaning up petroleum leaks.
The following tanks will need to be upgraded, replaced or removed:
* All single-wall unprotected steel tanks storing motor vehicle fuel.
* All tanks that don't have spill and overfill prevention and striker plates.
* All single-wall tanks containing hazardous substances such as chemicals
Also, any piping that does not have secondary containment or corrosion protection must either be upgraded with corrosion protection, subject to local agency verification that the piping is structurally sound, or be replaced with secondary containment.
For detailed UST laws and regulations, please contact the State Water Resources Board, your county health department, or city fire department. Or simply contact The Reynolds Group, environmental consultants, contractors, and specialists for tank removal, upgrade and replacement.
Owners who missed this deadline are finding their insurance carrier canceling coverage. In addition, owners who are out of compliance with current tank laws may jeopardize any claims to State of California UST funds for financial assistance in cleaning up petroleum leaks.
The following tanks will need to be upgraded, replaced or removed:
* All single-wall unprotected steel tanks storing motor vehicle fuel.
* All tanks that don't have spill and overfill prevention and striker plates.
* All single-wall tanks containing hazardous substances such as chemicals
Also, any piping that does not have secondary containment or corrosion protection must either be upgraded with corrosion protection, subject to local agency verification that the piping is structurally sound, or be replaced with secondary containment.
For detailed UST laws and regulations, please contact the State Water Resources Board, your county health department, or city fire department. Or simply contact The Reynolds Group, environmental consultants, contractors, and specialists for tank removal, upgrade and replacement.
GROUND WATER AND SOIL REMEDIATION (TRG# 5588)
| Industry: | Business Owners Gas Station/ Underground Storage Tank Owners |
Manager: | Daniel Nunez |
| Service: | Soil Remediation Regulatory Response & Negotiation Brownfields/redevelopment Ca "lust" Clean Up Fund Projects Underground Storage Tank Removals |
Started: | 1/1/2007 |
| Client: | SCOTTY'S | Completed: | On-Going |
| This high profile project was undertaken in a dense residential commercial area of Long Beach, California, across from a fire station. Public interest and concern about noise were paramount concerns. The Reynolds Group performed assessment and pilot testing and eventually installed a full scale air sparging system to remove gasoline from the groundwater. | |||
SOIL REMEDIATION (TRG# 5931)
| Industry: | Gas Station/ Underground Storage Tank Owners |
Manager: | Not Assigned |
| Service: | Phase 2 Subsurface Investigations Soil Remediation Regulatory Response & Negotiation Underground Storage Tank Removals Brownfields/redevelopment |
Started: | 1/1/2001 |
| Client: | VICTORIA GAS | Completed: | 11/1/2005 |
| A gasoline service station owner in Los Angeles approached TRG after being frustrated by previous consultants’ failed attempts to close the project. | |||
GROUNDWATER MONITORING (TRG# 5542)
| Industry: | Manager: | Daniel Nunez |
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| Service: | Groundwater Monitoring Benzene Remediation Underground Storage Tank Removals Ca "lust" Clean Up Fund Projects Phase 2 Subsurface Investigations Soil Remediation Regulatory Response & Negotiation Mtbe Remediation |
Started: | 9/30/1999 |
| Client: | BARTHELEMY DAIRY | Completed: | On-Going |
| The purpose of this project was to further assess the vertical and lateral extent of petroleum hydrocarbon impact on soils and groundwater at the site to determine with certainty the depth to groundwater and to determine the direction of groundwater flow. Three monitoring wells and two soil probes were used to accomplish the work. | |||
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. | |||