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SITE DESCRIPTION
The City Parcel site is located at 708 N. Cook Street in Spokane, Spokane
County, Washington. Transformer repair and recycling operations took place
on-site until 1980 when it became a parcel delivery service. Now, most
business activities take place at a location on Trent Avenue. However,
past business practices repairing and recycling transformers resulted in PCB
contamination at the site.
PCB contamination is found inside the building in dry wells, an underground
storage tank, and drain lines. Studies show the groundwater is not
impacted, but there is extensive contamination in soil from 0 to 12 inches below
the ground surface. Contaminated soil is located in the gravel parking
area on the north side of the building and in the alleyway east of the property.
The alleyway is a City of Spokane right-of-way. Ecology asked the City to
install a temporary gravel cover over the contaminated soil in the alleyway.
The City covered the soil with gravel in 2003.
SITE DOCUMENTS
Comments Accepted March 2 through March 31, 2009
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SITE INFORMATION
Facility Site ID:
# 650
Location:
Spokane, Spokane County
Contact:
Teresita Bala Site Manager
509/329-3543 Carol
Bergin
Public Involvement Coordinator
509/329-3546
Status:
Remedial Action In Progress
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