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I I I I I I I I I I I . . . . . I I removed for replacement, disposal due to remodeling, or building demolition, PCB- containing ballasts should be properly handled, transported, and disposed of in accordance with PCB regulations. Transport of PCB items should be conducted by a licensed hazardous waste transporter and delivered to a licensed hazardous waste disposal facility permitted to receive PCB items. . Regulated ozone depleting substances were noted in one refrigerator in the house. Prior to disposal equipment containing ozone depleting chemicals should be drained by a licensed contractor. . An asbestos-containing materials (ACM) survey was not conducted for the Property. Based on the age of the structure, ACM may exist on the Property. If not demolished by the current landowner, potential ACM may require special handling and disposal by the developer or contractor. Potential ACM include linoleum and associated backing, fabric sheath on wiring, plaster, paint, insulation and wall board. If the building structures are to be is remodeled or repaired, federal and state laws require the removal of all regulated ACM, which would be affected by the activities, prior to beginning work. The regulated ACM must be removed or repaired following all applicable ACM removal and disposal regulations. In addition, current OSHA regulations require that all ACM must be maintained in good condition. Also, Liesch recommends preparation of an operations and maintenance plan to properly manage existing ACM, if present. . Historical review and interviews indicate the Property was formerly a farmstead. Because farming activity on the Property reportedly dates back at least eighty years, former storage tanks, wells, septic systems and dumps may have existed on the Property. Agricultural chemical use may also have occurred on the Property during years it was under cultivation. Past farming practices and chemical use are unknown. As such, no indications of environmental impairment were documented during contacts with past occupants, current owners, or environmental regulatory agencies. . The well, septic system and 500 gallon fuel oil tank require disclosure on real estate transactions. If the well is not abandoned, the well should be tested for nitrates and coliform bacteria prior to sale. maw:SA/62050/rpt0197. wp January 1997 B.A. LIESCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Hydrogeologists . Engineers - Environmental Scientists . Page 12 . .