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. . . The source of identified subsurface impacts at the site is the historic use of one of the rental units as a dry cleaner and coin- operated laundry facility (3343 NE 17th Street). The noted address has housed dry cleaning operations and coin laundry services since the development of the property with the current tenant in operation since 2002. The facility has a new closed-loop dry cleaning machine installed in 1997. Tetrachloroethene (peE) is the only reported dry cleaning solvent used at the site. The most recent Title V General Permit facility inspection (7/22/02) conducted by Sarasota County Environmental Services found the facility to be in compliance with the requirements of FDEP Rule 62-213.300, Florida Administrative Code for the period of August 3,2001 to July 22,2002. A Hazardous Waste Compliance Assistance Visit was conducted by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Division of Waste Management on March 9, 2000. The purpose of the visit was to assess the level of compliance with federal and state regulations governing the management of hazardous waste. Three areas of concern were identified during the visit. The first issue pertained to the secondary containment requirements for all peE and peE-containing wastes. The facility was notified that containment should be capable of holding up to 110% of the volume of the largest container stored within it. The second issue related to waste manifesting to verify that wastes were received and accepted at an approved disposal facility. The third issue pointed out that separator water from the dry cleaning machine must either be disposed of as a hazardous waste or properly treated through an approved carbon filtration system prior to disposal through misting or evaporating. A follow-up inspection was scheduled within 120 days of March 9, 2000. Documentation pertaining to the re-inspection was not available at the state office. Northeast Plaza Venture I, LLC notified the new dry cleaner tenant of their requirement to comply with all stipulations of the lease pertaining to compliance with environmental laws and insurance. A Mobil gasoline station is situated adjacent to the site in a small parcel cut out of the southwest corner of the subject property. The Mobil station is undergoing active remediation for a petroleum hydrocarbon release from an unleaded gasoline product delivery line discovered March 3,1987. The release migrated onto the subject property and remedial action is being performed in response to the release. A groundwater pump and treat system along with soil vapor extraction has been implemented. Remediation is currently proceeding under the petroleum reimbursement program for the state. Groundwater monitoring is expected to continue until the state issues a "no further action" letter. Liability for the cleanup of the petroleum release will remain with Mobil or their successors. (1) FIRM NAME a. Shaw Environmental, Inc. 25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (2) FIRM LOCATION rCitv and State) Clermont, Miami Lakes FL ROLE Prime STANDARD FORM 330 (6/2004) PAGE F-2