The results of the subsurface investigations at each facility were used to provide a basis for evaluating the costs associated with remediation or risk management of hazardous materials identified at the facilities under consideration for purchase and development. Recommendations provided to the client included an estimate of the quantities of media requiring remediation or risk management, a summary of the remedial alternatives considered and the remedial alternative selected, and a cost- estimate range to implement the selected remedial alternative.
Asphalt And Concrete Plants
Farallon managed the environmental due diligence for a national construction company client for a portfolio of properties in eastern Washington and Oregon under consideration for purchase and development. The project included conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for approximately 20 properties with aggregate pits, hot-mix asphalt plants, and/or ready-mix concrete plants to evaluate recognized environmental conditions in accordance with ASTM International Standard E1527-05. The findings of the Phase I ESAs were used to develop and implement scopes of work for conducting subsurface investigations at the facilities.
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We perform and manage Phase I ESAs and Phase II subsurface investigations for residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial properties throughout the United States and Canada.
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A defensible Phase I ESA is an indispensable element of thorough due diligence. Particularly in light of the All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) Final Rule, knowing and fulfilling the criteria for protection from liability can avert...
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Tina M. Huff
Principal Regulatory Specialist, Director of Business Development
Tina is an environmental professional with over 21 years of experience in environmental due diligence and environmental regulatory compliance. Tina has provided technical services regarding environmental...
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