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The document is a North Dakota Risk-Based Corrective Action (NDRBCA) Tier 1 Report Forms template developed by the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ) and EDGE Engineering & Science, LLC in December 2022. The comprehensive Excel-based forms are designed to standardize environmental site assessment and corrective action reporting, specifically for evaluating potential contamination at sites with potential environmental risks. The forms provide a structured approach to documenting site information, exposure models, groundwater and surface water protection assessments, and potential corrective actions across various scenarios including current and future residential, commercial, industrial, and construction worker exposures.

The report forms include detailed sections for analyzing environmental media such as surface soil, subsurface soil, groundwater, and potential contaminant pathways. The document supports a systematic evaluation of chemical concentrations against screening levels, with forms for comparing representative concentrations to Tier 1 Risk-Based Screening Levels (RBSLs) for different receptor types. The forms accommodate multiple remediation strategies including soil excavation, pump and treat activities, air sparge soil vapor extraction, LNAPL removal, enhanced monitored natural attenuation, and dual/multi-phase extraction. The template allows environmental professionals to comprehensively document site conditions, potential risks, and recommended management strategies for environmental contamination sites in North Dakota.

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NORTH DAKOTA RISK-BASED CORRECTIVE ACTION (NDRBCA)

TIER 1 REPORT FORMS

Considerable care was exercised in developing these Excel based forms. However, the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ) or EDGE makes no warranty regarding the accuracy of these forms and shall not be held liable for any damages resulting from its use.

Version 1.0, December 2022 Developed for:

North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ)

Developed by:

EDGE Engineering & Science, LLC.

16285 Park Ten Pl #400, Houston, TX 77084 vpsambana@edge-es.com amsalhotra@edge-es.com

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Tier1

CONCEPTUAL SITE MODEL

12 EXPOSURE MODEL

OFF-SITE RECEPTORS

ON-SITE RECEPTORS

15 TIER 1 EVALUATION (CURRENT AND ALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS)

OFF-SITE RECEPTORS

ON-SITE RECEPTORS

NDRBCA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COVER PAGE

2 SITE INFORMATION

6 CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS

8 LNAPL

10 GEOTECHNICAL PARAMETERS

4 UST STORAGE TANK TYPES

5 LAND USE (ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE)

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

3 SITE DISCOVERY

7 COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF DATA

9 SITE STRATIGRAPY & HYDROGEOLOGY

11 GROUNDWATER TO SURFACE WATER PATHWAY

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SUMMARY OF EXPOSURE MODEL

RESIDENT

COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

CONSTRUCTION WORKER

RESIDENT

COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

CONSTRUCTION WORKER

SUMMARY OF EXCEEDANCES

16 GROUNDWATER PROTECTON

17 SURFACE WATER PROTECTION

ON-SITE RECEPTORS

18 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION FOR TIER 1 EVALUATION

OFF-SITE RECEPTORS

19 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

SOIL EXCAVATION

PUMP AND TREAT ACTIVITY

AIR SPARGE SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION

SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION BY VACUUM TRUCK

LNAPL REMOVAL

ENHANCED MONITORED NATURAL ATTENUATION

DUAL/MULTI PHASE EXTRACTION

INSTITUTIONAL CONTROLS, NOTICES,

AND RESTRICTIONS

REFERENCES

20 REFERENCES

13 GROUNDWATER PROTECTION

14 SURFACE WATER PROTECTION

CURRENT RESIDENT

CURRENT COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

FUTURE RESIDENT

FUTURE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION WORKER

FUTURE CONSTRUCTION WORKER

CURRENT RESIDENT

CURRENT COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

FUTURE RESIDENT

FUTURE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION WORKER

FUTURE CONSTRUCTION WORKER

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North Dakota Risk-Based Corrective Action (NDRBCA) Tier 1 Report Forms

(NDRBCA Draft Tier 1 Report Forms, January 2023)

Site name:
Facility ID number (if any):
Site address:
Date site discovered:
Responsible Party Information:
Business name:
Contact person name:
Contact person address:
Contact person Phone No.:
Contact person Email ID:
Qualified consultant information:
Name:
Company name:
Address:
Phone No. & Email ID:
Date form completed:
Form completed by:

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NDRBCA REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SITE INFORMATION AND TIER 1 FORMS (Continued)
Form No.DescriptionNo. of
PagesIn report?
1.Executive Summary
CONCEPTUAL SITE MODEL
2.Site Information
3.Site Discovery
4.Underground Storage Tank Types
5.Land Use (On-Site and Off-Site)
6.Chronology of Events
7.Comprehensive Summary of Data
8.Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL)
9.Site Stratigraphy and Hydrogeology
10.Geotechnical Parameters
11.Groundwater to Surface Water Protection Pathway
EXPOSURE MODEL
12.Exposure Model
On-Site Resident (Current and Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
On-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current and Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Resident (Current and Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current and Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Summary of Exposure Model (Complete Routes of Exposure Highlighted)
13.Consideration of Groundwater Protection Pathway
14.Consideration of Surface Water Protection Pathway
TIER 1 EVALUATION
15.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 1 RBSLs
On-Site Resident (Current Conditions)
On-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current Conditions)
On-Site Resident (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
On-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Resident (Current Conditions)
Off-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current Conditions)
Off-Site Resident (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Summary of Exceedances
16.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 1 Groundwater Protection Target Concentrations
17.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 1 Surface Water Protection Target Concentrations
18(a).Conclusion and Recommendation (On-Site)
18(b).Conclusion and Recommendation (Off-Site)
NDRBCA REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SITE INFORMATION AND TIER 1 FORMS (Continued)
No.DescriptionNo. of
PagesIn report?
RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN
19(a).Corrective Action (Soil Excavation)
19(b).Corrective Action (Pump and Treat)
19(c).Corrective Action (Air Sparge Soil Vapor Extraction)
19(d).Corrective Action (Soil Vapor Extraction By Vacuum Truck)
19(e).Corrective Action (LNAPL Removal)
19(f).Corrective Action (Enhanced Monitored Natural Attenuation)
19(g).Dual/Multi Phase Extraction
19(h).Corrective Action (Environmental Covenant)
20.References
TIER 2 EVALUATION
21.Tier 2 Fate and Transport and Building Parameters
22.Justification for Tier 2 Fate and Transport and Building Parameters
23.Tier 2 Exposure Factors
24.Justification for Tier 2 Exposure Factors
25.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 2 SSTLs
On-Site Resident (Current Conditions)
On-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current Conditions)
On-Site Construction Worker (Current Conditions)
On-Site Resident (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
On-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
On-Site Construction Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Resident (Current Conditions)
Off-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Current Conditions)
Off-Site Construction Worker (Current Conditions)
Off-Site Resident (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Off-Site Commercial/Industrial Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Of-Site Construction Worker (Reasonably Anticipated Future Conditions)
Summary of Exceedances
26.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 2 Groundwater Protection Target Concentrations
27.Comparison of Representative Site Concentrations with Tier 2 Groundwater Protection Target Concentrations
28.Conclusions and Recommendations for On-Site and Off-Site Receptors
LIST OF TABLES
1(a).Comprehensive Soil Analytical Data for Primary Chemicals
1(b).Comprehensive Soil Analytical Data for Secondary Chemicals
1(c).Soil Analytical Data for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons
1(d).Field PID Readings Measured During Soil Boring Installation
2.Monitoring Well Construction Details
3.Gauging Data for Monitoring Wells
4.Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL) Recovery
5(a).Comprehensive Groundwater Analytical Data for Primary Chemicals
5(b).Comprehensive Groundwater Analytical Data for Secondary Chemicals
6(a).Comprehensive Soil Vapor Analytical Data for Primary Chemicals
6(b).Comprehensive Soil Vapor Analytical Data for Secondary Chemicals
7(a).Comprehensive Subslab Vapor Analytical Data for Primary Chemicals
7(b).Comprehensive Subslab Vapor Analytical Data for Secondary Chemicals
8(a).Comprehensive Indoor Air Analytical Data for Primary Chemicals
8(b).Comprehensive Indoor Air Analytical Data for Secondary Chemicals
Additional Tables
NDRBCA REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SITE INFORMATION AND TIER 1 FORMS (Continued)
All maps/figures submitted to the EGLE must include a bar scale, legend, north arrow. Include maps showing all sampling points (soil, groundwater, soil vapor, and subslab vapor, and ambient air) and date prepared.
No.DescriptionIn report?
LIST OF FIGURES
1.Site Location MapFigure No.
2.Site Map Showing Site Boundaries and Past and Present Site FeaturesFigure No.
3.Site Map Showing Location and Depths of On-Site and Off-Site Subsurface UtilitiesFigure No.
4.Land Use Map (Radius of 1,000 feet)Figure No.
5.Site Map Showing Buildings within 1,000 ft of sourceFigure No.
6.Site Map Showing Soil Boring and Monitoring Well Locations (including drinking water wells onsite)Figure No.
7.Figure Showing Suspected Source(s) of LNAPLFigure No.
8.Figures Showing Soil Stratigraphy and Cross-SectionsFigure No.
9.Figure Showing Groundwater Gradients or Water Level Contour Map
10.Figure Showing Soil Concentrations or Contour MapFigure No.
11.Figure Showing Groundwater Concentrations or Contour MapFigure No.
12.Figure Showing Areas of ExcavationFigure No.
13.Figure Showing Location of Post Excavation Soil SamplesFigure No.
14.Figure Showing Location of Pumping WellsFigure No.
15.Figure Showing Location of Vapor Extraction PointsFigure No.
16.Figure Showing Location of Injection Points for Enhanced Natural AttenuationFigure No.
17.Figure Showing Location of Dual Phase Extraction WellsFigure No.
18.Site Map Showing the Surface Water Feature including Storm Water SewerFigure No.
19.Figure for Cross Section Showing the Groundwater Table and Bottom of Surface Water FeatureFigure No.
20.Figure showing the Location(s) of the Soil source(s), Location of POE, and Location(s) of POD for Groundwater ProtectionFigure No.
21.Figure showing the location(s) of the soil source(s), location of POE, and location(s) of POD for Surface Water ProtectionFigure No.
Additional Figures
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NDRBCA REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SITE INFORMATION AND TIER 1 FORMS (Continued)
No.DescriptionNo. of
PagesIn report?
ATTACHMENTS
1.Documentation of LNAPL Disposal Manifests
2.Soil Boring Logs
3.Monitoring Well Construction Logs
4.Documentation for Calculation of Vertical Gradients
5.Documentation of Soil and Water Disposal Manifests
6.Operation and Maintenance Plan for Each Corrective Action Technology (as appropriate)
7.Monitoring Plan for Each Corrective Action Technology (as appropriate)
8.Documentation for Calculation of Representative Concentrations
9.Laboratory Analytical Report
10.Documentation of Environmental Covenants
11.Output Tables from the NDRBCA Computational Coftware
Additional Attachments

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FORM 1

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 1
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Site address
Status of facilityActiveInactive
Is off-site soil impacted?YesNo
Is off-site soil data available?YesNo
Is groundwater impacted?On-siteOff-site
Groundwater flow direction
Shallowest historical depth to groundwaterft bgs;Periodto
Average historical depth to groundwaterft bgs;Periodto
Has the source of release been identified?
Was LNAPL ever detected in a well/excavation?
Was LNAPL removed?
When was LNAPL last detected?Date
Has surface water been impacted?
Has a water supply well been impacted?
Is there a public water supply well within 1,000 ft?Distanceft;Direction
Is there a private water supply well within 1,000 ft?Distanceft;Direction
RECOMMENDATIONS
TIER 1 EvaluationTIER 2 Evaluation
Closure under Tier 1Closure under Tier 2
Remediate to Tier 1Remediate to Tier 2
Perform monitoringPerform monitoring
Go to Tier 2Go to Tier 3
BASIS OF RECOMMENDATION AND ADDITIONAL NOTES
REPORT PREPARED BY
I attest that the information upon which this report is based is complete and true to the best of my knowledge.
Signature of Owner or RepresentativePrint Owner or Representative NameDate
Name of CompanyAddress
Email AddressPhone Number

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FORM 2

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 2
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
SITE INFORMATION
Site name:
Facility ID number (if any):
Site address:
Date site discovered:
Responsible Party Information:
Business name:
Contact person name:
Contact person address:
Contact person Phone No.:
Contact person Email ID:
SITE TYPEOPERATING?
Petroleum UST site
Petroleum AST site
Oil and gas facility/site
Manufacturing facility
Pesticide facility
Dry cleaning facility
Land fill
Other
For facility type identified as "other", discuss specific details below:
Subsurface Utilities
Have the on-site subsurface utilities been identified?YESNO
Range of depth to utilities (ft bgs)
Type of utilities
Have the utilities been screened for vapor levels?YESNO
If YES, attach documentation of vapor monitoring results.
If drinking water lines potentially impacted, has drinking water been tested for VOCs?YESNO
If YES, attach documentation of drinking water monitoring results.
Discuss below how site was discovered and historic site use
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR FACILITY AND UTILITIES
Attachments: (1) Figure 1 Site location map; (2) Figure 2 Site map showing property boundaries, past and current site features (e.g., storage systems, process areas, distribution areas, location of release, location of on and off-site monitoring points, location of public and private water wells within 1,000 ft, location of surface water features within 1,000 ft, ecological receptors within 1,000 ft, location of excavation, and location of remedial system, if any); (3) Figure 3 Site map showing locations and depths of on-site subsurface utilities

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FORM 3

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 3
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
SITE DISCOVERY
Instructions: Describe (i) site operations, (ii) how the site was discovered (e.g., sheen in utilities and observation wells, sudden loss of product in tanks, Phase I or II investigations as part of real estate transactions, accidental release, citizen compliant of odors) (iii) when was the release occurred, (iv) location of release, (v) chemicals stored, used, and released at the facility, (vi) quantity released (if known) etc.
Attachments: None.

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FORM 4

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 4
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK TYPES
New Tank ID Number(s)ProductCapacityIn UseInstallation DateRemoval DateClosure in Place DateTemporarily closed
YesNo
1
Tank number(s) identified with " * " are associated with the confirmed release(s).
ADDITIONAL NOTES
Attachment: Figure 2 Site Map Showing Site Boundaries and Past and Present Site Features

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FORM 5

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 5
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
LAND USE (ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE)
Current On-site Land UseAllowable Future On-site Land Use
ResidentialResidential
Non-residentialNon-residential
Other (please explain below)Other (please explain below)
Is site located in wellhead
protection area?Is site located in wellhead

protection area?

- Describe the current and potential future use of the on-site land and surrounding land, groundwater, surface water, and sensitive habitats within 1,000 ft of the site boundary and in all directions (N, S, E, and W).

Attachments: (1) Figure 4 Land use map (Radius of 1,000 feet); (2) Figure 5 Site map showing buildings within 1,000 ft of source

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FORM 6(1)

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 6
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
DateInstructions: Describe site characterization, sampling, and remediation activities including installation of soil borings, monitoring wells, soil vapor monitoring points, subslab vapor points, slug tests, institutional controls, LNAPL removal, etc.
Include completed Form 20 for list of references.Page 1 of

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 6
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
DateInstructions: Describe site characterization, sampling, and remediation activities including installation of soil borings, monitoring wells, soil vapor monitoring points, subslab vapor points, slug tests, institutional controls, LNAPL removal, etc.
Include completed Form 20 for list of references.Page 2 of

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FORM 7

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 7
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF DATA
No. of soil borings advanced
Range of depth of soil boringsft bgs toft bgs
No. of soil samples collected from soil borings and analyzed
No. of permanent groundwater monitoring wells installed
No. of permanent active groundwater monitoring wells
No. of abandoned permanent groundwater monitoring wells
No. of nested permanent groundwater monitoring well pairs
No. of temporary groundwater monitoring wells installed
No. of temporary groundwater monitoring wells still active
Range of depth of permanent groundwater monitoring wellsft bgs toft bgs
No. of piezometers installed
No. of piezometers still active
No. of LNAPL recovery wells
No. of soil vapor extraction wells
No. of soil vapor monitoring ports installed
No. of soil vapor samples analyzed (and no. of events)
No. of subslab vapor monitoring points installed
No. of subslab vapor samples analyzed (and no. of events)
No. of ambient air samples analyzed by laboratory (not PIDs)
No. of soil samples analyzed for geotechnical parameters
No. of tanks removed
No. of soil samples collected during tank removal
No. of soil samples collected post excavation, if any
Please confirm that the above information is consistent with the chronology, figures, and tables. For example, if the number of monitoring wells installed is 10, Table 2 must list 10 wells, Figure 6 must show 10 wells, Attachment 3 must show 10 well construction details, and the chronology must match the dates of well installation shown on Table 2. Any inconsistencies must be explained in the space provided below. The total number of samples must include the duplicates and also the number of duplicates.
ADDITIONAL NOTES COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF DATA
Attachments: Tables 1 to 8 (see table of contents for specifics)

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Form 8

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 8
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
LIGHT NON-AQUEOUS PHASE LIQUID (LNAPL)
Has LNAPL been encountered in any monitoring well?YesNo
(Note if No, proceed to the next report form)
Type of product released
Estimated quantity of product released
List the monitoring wells that have contained measurable LNAPL
Date when LNAPL was last measured in a monitoring well
List the monitoring wells currently containing measurable LNAPL
Maximum thicknessfeetWell IDDate
Include attachments to provide relevant supporting information, as appropriate.
SUMMARY OF LNAPL REMOVAL
Has LNAPL removal been conducted?YesNo
Method of removal (bailer, pump, etc.)?
Frequency of removal (weekly, monthly, etc.)
Total number of recovery events
Total volume of water recovered with LNAPL
Total volume of LNAPL recovered
Date of most recent LNAPL removal activity
Describe how the recovered LNAPL was disposed
If LNAPL removal was conducted complete Form 19(e).
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR LNAPL
Attachments: (1) Table 3: Gauging data for monitoring wells; (2) Table 4: LNAPL recovery; (3) Figure 7: Site map showing suspected source(s) of LNAPL and (4) Attachment 1: Completed LNAPL disposal manifests

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FORM 9

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 9
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
SITE STRATIGRAPHY AND HYDROGEOLOGY
STRATIGRAPHY
Depth [feet]Type of Soil
Predominant soil type in vadose zone
Predominant soil type in saturated zone
HYDROGEOLOGY
Zone 1Zone 2Zone 3
Range of measured groundwater level [ft bgs]
Average depth to stabilized water level [ft bgs]
Estimated depth to top of zone (ft bgs)
Estimated depth to bottom of zone (ft bgs)
Estimated thickness of water bearing zone (ft)
Aquifer type (confined/unconfined/perched, etc.)
Predominant flow direction
Hydraulic gradient (i) [--]
Hydraulic conductivity (K) [cm/year]
Hydraulic conductivity test method
Darcy velocity (K × i) [cm/year - calculated]
Predominant vertical gradient (Zone 1 to Zone 2) [--]
Predominant vertical gradient (Zone 2 to Zone 3) [--]
Show details of vertical gradient calculations in Attachment 4, if available.
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR SITE STRATIGRAPHY AND HYDROGEOLOGY
Attachments: (1) Table 3: Gauging data for monitoring wells; (2) Figure 8: site stratigraphy and cross sections; ; (3) Figure 9: groundwater gradients or water level contour map; (4) Attachment 2: Soil boring logs; (5) Attachment 3: Monitoring well construction logs; (6) Attachment 4: Documentation for calculation of vertical gradients

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FORM 10

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 10
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
GEOTECHNICAL PARAMETERS
VADOSE ZONE
Mean/RangeMethod
Dry bulk density (ρb) [g/cm3]EstimatedMeasured2.100
Estimated porosity (θT) [cm3/cm3]EstimatedMeasured0.213
Water content (θw)[cm3/cm3]EstimatedMeasured0.056
Fractional organic carbon content (foc) [g-C/g-soil]EstimatedMeasured0.0030.0020.004
Provide details of measured values below.
SATURATED ZONE
Values/RangeMethod
Dry bulk density (ρb) [g/cm3]EstimatedMeasured
Estimated porosity (θT) [cm3/cm3]EstimatedMeasured
Water content (θw)[cm3/cm3]EstimatedMeasured
Fractional organic carbon content (foc) [g-C/g-soil]EstimatedMeasured
Provide details of measured values below.
ADDITIONAL NOTES GEOTECHNICAL PARAMETERS
Attachments: (1) Attachment 2: Soil boring logs; (2) Attachment 3: Monitoring well construction log

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FORM 11

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 11
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
GROUNDWATER TO SURFACE WATER PATHWAY
Has the plume impacted the surface water body?YesNo
Are surface waters of the state located within 1,000 ft downgradient of the source area?YesNo
(If No, proceed to the next Form)
Please describe the surface water body
Approximate elevation of bottom of surface water body (ft msl)
Is the approximate bottom of surface water body above the groundwater table?YesNo
(If Yes, groundwater to surface water pathway is not complete)
Is groundwater to surface water pathway complete?YesNo
Provide justification for your choice:
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR GROUNDWATER TO SURFACE WATER
Attachments: (1) Figure 18: Site map showing the surface water feature including storm water sewer; (2) Figure 19: Cross-section showing the groundwater table and bottom of surface water feature

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FORM 12(1)

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - ON-SITE RESIDENT
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - ON-SITE RESIDENT
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points

Exposure Domain for Calculating RC* C/NC Justification for Route of Exposure Monitoring Points Exposure Domain for Calculating RC*

SURFACE SOIL (0 to 2 ft bgs)
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
SUBSURFACE SOIL (>2 ft bgs to water table) (Recommendation is to Use Soil Vapor RBTLs)
Indoor inhalation of vapors0C1C
NCNC
GROUNDWATER
Domestic use of water (ingestion of and dermal contact with, and inhalation of vapors due to indoor water use)0C1C
NCNC
Indoor inhalation of vapors from groundwater2C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 1 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map; (3) Figure 11: Groundwater Concentrations or Contour Map

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FORM 12(2)

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - EXPOSURE MODEL - ON-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - ON-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points

Exposure Domain for Calculating RC* C/NC Justification for Route of Exposure Monitoring Points Exposure Domain for Calculating RC*

SURFACE SOIL (0 to 2 ft bgs)
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
SUBSURFACE SOIL (>2 ft bgs to water table) (Recommendation is to Use Soil Vapor RBTLs)
Indoor inhalation of vapors0C1C
NCNC
GROUNDWATER
Indoor inhalation of vapors from groundwater2C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 2 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map; (3) Figure 11: Groundwater Concentrations or Contour Map

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FORM 12(3)

NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points Exposure Domain
for Calculating RC*C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points Exposure Domain

for Calculating RC*

SOIL UP TO DEPTH OF CONSTRUCTION
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 3 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map;

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - OFF-SITE RESIDENT
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - OFF-SITE RESIDENT
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points

Exposure Domain for Calculating RC* C/NC Justification for Route of Exposure Monitoring Points Exposure Domain for Calculating RC*

SURFACE SOIL (0 to 2 ft bgs)
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
SUBSURFACE SOIL (>2 ft bgs to water table) (Recommendation is to Use Soil Vapor RBTLs)
Indoor inhalation of vapors0C1C
NCNC
GROUNDWATER
Domestic use of water (ingestion of and dermal contact with, and inhalation of vapors due to indoor water use)0C1C
NCNC
Indoor inhalation of vapors from groundwater2C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 4 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map; (3) Figure 11: Groundwater Concentrations or Contour Map

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - EXPOSURE MODEL - OFF-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - OFF-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points

Exposure Domain for Calculating RC* C/NC Justification for Route of Exposure Monitoring Points Exposure Domain for Calculating RC*

SURFACE SOIL (0 to 2 ft bgs)
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
SUBSURFACE SOIL (>2 ft bgs to water table) (Recommendation is to Use Soil Vapor RBTLs)
Indoor inhalation of vapors0C1C
NCNC
GROUNDWATER
Indoor inhalation of vapors from groundwater2C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 5 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map; (3) Figure 11: Groundwater Concentrations or Contour Map

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - OFF-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
EXPOSURE MODEL - OFF-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSURECURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points Exposure Domain
for Calculating RC*C/NCJustification for Route of ExposureMonitoring Points Exposure Domain

for Calculating RC*

SOIL UP TO DEPTH OF CONSTRUCTION
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulates1C1C
NCNC
Notes:
C : Complete Pathway; NC : Not CompleteRC: Representative concentrationPage 6 of
*: If space is not sufficient to list the monitoring points within the exposure domain, then please include the list of monitoring points in an attachment/table showing each exposure domain and monitoring points within the domain.
Attachments: (1) Figure 6: Site map showing soil boring and monitoring well locations (including drinking water wells onsite); (2) Figure 10: Soil Concentrations or Contour Map;

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FORM NO. 17 - SUMMARY OF EM
NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 12 - SUMMARY OF EM
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
SUMMARY OF EXPOSURE MODEL (COMPLETE ROUTES OF EXPOSURE HIGHLIGHTED)
MEDIA AND ROUTE
OF EXPOSUREON-SITE RECEPTOROFF-SITE RECEPTOR
CURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONSCURRENT CONDITIONSALLOWABLE FUTURE CONDITIONS
ResidentCommercial/Industrial WorkerConstruction WorkerResidentCommercial/Industrial WorkerConstruction WorkerResidentCommercial/Industrial WorkerConstruction WorkerResidentCommercial/Industrial WorkerConstruction Worker
SURFICIAL SOIL FOR RESIDENT AND COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER AND SOIL UPTO DETPH OF CONSTRUCTION FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKER
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and inhalation of vapors and particulatesNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNC
SUBSURFACE SOIL (>2 ft bgs to water table) (Recommendation is to Use Soil Vapor RBTLs)
Indoor inhalation of vaporsNCNCNANCNCNANCNCNANCNCNA
GROUNDWATER
Domestic use of water (ingestion of and dermal contact with, and inhalation of vapors due to indoor water use)NCNANANCNANANCNANANCNANA
Indoor inhalation of vaporsNCNCNANCNCNANCNCNANCNCNA
Notes
C: Complete Pathway NC: Not CompleteNA: Not applicablePage 7 of

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 13
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CONSIDERATION OF GROUNDWATER PORTECTION PATHWAY
Per Section 5.3.3 of NDRBCA Guidance document this pathway requires the (i) location of point of exposure (POE), (ii) acceptable concentration at POE, and (iii) location of point of demonstration (POD). Based on these RBTLs are developed for (i) groundwater POD, (ii) subsurface soil, and (iii) surface soil.
For this pathway provide the following:
Location of POE:feet (ft) from downgradient edge of source
Concentration at POE:MCLTapwater RBTLOther
Location of POD (include well ID and location):
Note, there may be multiple PODs.
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR CONSIDERATION OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION PATHWAY
Attachments: (1): Figure 20: Figure showing the location(s) of the soil source(s), location of POE, and location(s) of POD for Groundwater Protection

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 14
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Date form completed:Form completed by:
CONSIDERATION OF SURFACE WATER PROTECTION PATHWAY
Per Section 5.4 of NDRBCA Guidance document this pathway requires the (i) surface water classification, (ii) surface water quality criteria, and (iii) location of point of exposure (POE). Based on these acceptable RBTLs are developed for (i) groundwater POD, (ii) subsurface soil, and (iii) surface soil.
For this pathway provide the following:
SURFACE WATER CLASSIFICATIONSTREAM WATER QUALITY CRITERIA
Class I streamsAquatic life
Class IA streamsAcute
Class II streamsChronic
Class III streamsHuman health
WetlandsIngestion of aquatic organisms & drinking
Lakes and reservoirs (Class 1 to 5)*water for Class I, IA, and II
Ingestion of aquatic organisms for Class III
Location of POE for Tier 1:ft
(The distance from source to the point where groundwater seeps into the surface water)
Location of POE for Tier 2:ft
(The distance from source to the downstream edge of the mixing zone within the surface water)
Location of POD for Tier 2:ft
(The distance from source to the POD well)
*: Note, lakes and reservoirs are subcategorized as Class 1 to Class 5 based on the type of fishery (e.g., cold water, warm water, etc.) the lake or reservoir can support (refer to Appendix I and Appendix II of NDAC 33.1-16-02.1).
Note, there may be multiple PODs.
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR CONSIDERATION OF SURFACE WATER PROTECTION PATHWAY
Attachments: (1): Figure 21: Figure showing the location(s) of the soil source(s), location of POE, and location(s) of POD for Surface Water Protection

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 15 - ON-SITE RESIDENT (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
COMPARISON OF REPRESENTATIVE CONCENTRATIONS WITH TIER 1 RBSLs- ON-SITE RESIDENT (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
CHEMICALS OF CONCERNSURFACE SOILSOIL VAPORGROUNDWATER
Ingestion, dermal contact, outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulatesNCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNCDomestic use of water (ingestion of and dermal contact with, and inhalation of vapors due to indoor water use)NCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNC
Rep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NE
Conc.Conc.Conc.Conc.
[mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][µg/L][µg/L][µg/L][µg/L]
Benzene1E+010NA05E+000NA0
Ethylbenzene6E+010NA07E+020NA0
Isopropylbenzene (Cumene)2E+030NA05E+020NA0
Methyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)5E+020NA01E+020NA0
Naphthalene2.0E+010NA01.2E+000NA0
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene3.0E+020NA05.6E+010NA0
1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene2.7E+020NA06.0E+010NA0
Toluene4.9E+030NA01.0E+030NA0
Xylene (total)5.8E+020NA01.0E+040NA0
Acenaphthene3.6E+030NA05.3E+020NA0
Anthracene1.8E+040NA01.8E+030NA0
Benzo(a)anthracene1.1E+010NA03.0E-010NA0
Benzo (a) Pyrene1.1E+000NA02.0E-010NA0
Benzo(b)fluoranthene1.1E+010NA02.5E+000NA0
Benzo(k)fluoranthene1.1E+020NA02.5E+010NA0
Chrysene1.1E+030NA02.5E+020NA0
Ethylene dibromide3.6E-010NA05.0E-020NA0
Fluoranthene2.4E+030NA08.0E+020NA0
Fluorene2.4E+030NA02.9E+020NA0
Indeno (1,2,3-cd) Pyrene1.1E+010NA02.5E+000NA0
1-Methylnapthalene1.8E+020NA01.1E+010NA0
2-Methylnapthalene2.4E+020NA03.6E+010NA0
Naphthalene2.0E+010NA01.2E+000NA0
Pyrene1.8E+030NA01.2E+020NA0
Arsenic6.8E+000NA01.0E+010NA0
Barium1.5E+040NA02.0E+030NA0
Beryllium1.6E+020NA04.0E+000NA0
Cadmium (diet)7.1E+000NA0NA0NA0
Cadmium (water)NA0NA05.0E+000NA0
Chromium (III)1.2E+050NA02.2E+040NA0
Chromium (VI)3.0E+000NA03.5E-010NA0
Chromium (total)NA0NA01.0E+020NA0
Lead4.0E+020NA01.5E+010NA0
Manganese (non-diet)1.8E+030NA04.3E+020NA0
Mercury (elemental)1.1E+010NA02.0E+000NA0
Selenium3.9E+020NA05.0E+010NA0
Silver3.9E+020NA09.4E+010NA0
Hexachloroethane1.8E+010NA03.3E+000NA0
Pentachloroethane7.7E+010NA06.5E+000NA0
1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane2.0E+010NA05.7E+000NA0
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane6.0E+000NA07.6E-010NA0
1,1,2-Trichloroethane1.1E+010NA05.0E+000NA0
1,1,1-Trichloroethane8.1E+030NA02.0E+020NA0
1,2-Dichloroethane4.6E+000NA05.0E+000NA0
1,1-Dichloroethane3.6E+010NA02.8E+010NA0
Chloroethane5.4E+030NA08.3E+030NA0
Perchloroethene (PCE)2.4E+020NA05.0E+000NA0
Trichloroethene (TCE)9.4E+000NA05.0E+000NA0
1,1-Dichloroethene2.3E+020NA07.0E+000NA0
cis-1,2-Dichloroethene1.6E+020NA07.0E+010NA0
trans-1,2-Dichloroethene7.0E+010NA01.0E+020NA0
VinyL chloride (VC)5.9E-010NA02.0E+000NA0
BromideNA0NA0NA0NA0
ChlorideNA0NA0NA0NA0
Nitrate as total nitrogen1.3E+050NA01.0E+040NA0
Strontium4.7E+040NA01.2E+040NA0
Notes:
E Representative concentration exceeds screening level (SL).
NE Representative concentration does not exceed SL.Page 1 of
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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 15 - ON-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
COMPARISON OF REPRESENTATIVE CONCENTRATIONS WITH TIER 1 RBSLs- ON-SITE COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL WORKER (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
CHEMICALS OF CONCERNSURFACE SOILSOIL VAPORGROUNDWATER
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulatesNCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNC
Rep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NE
Conc.Conc.Conc.
[mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][µg/L][µg/L]
Benzene5E+010NA0NA0
Ethylbenzene3E+020NA0NA0
Isopropylbenzene (Cumene)1E+040NA0NA0
Methyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)2E+030NA0NA0
Naphthalene8.6E+010NA0NA0
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene1.8E+030NA0NA0
1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene1.5E+030NA0NA0
Toluene4.7E+040NA0NA0
Xylene (total)2.5E+030NA0NA0
Acenaphthene4.5E+040NA0NA0
Anthracene2.3E+050NA0NA0
Benzo(a)anthracene2.1E+020NA0NA0
Benzo (a) Pyrene2.1E+010NA0NA0
Benzo(b)fluoranthene2.1E+020NA0NA0
Benzo(k)fluoranthene2.1E+030NA0NA0
Chrysene2.1E+040NA0NA0
Ethylene dibromide1.6E+000NA0NA0
Fluoranthene3.0E+040NA0NA0
Fluorene3.0E+040NA0NA0
Indeno (1,2,3-cd) Pyrene2.1E+020NA0NA0
1-Methylnapthalene7.3E+020NA0NA0
2-Methylnapthalene3.0E+030NA0NA0
Naphthalene8.6E+010NA0NA0
Pyrene2.3E+040NA0NA0
Arsenic3.0E+010NA0NA0
Barium2.2E+050NA0NA0
Beryllium2.3E+030NA0NA0
Cadmium (diet)1.0E+020NA0NA0
Cadmium (water)NA0NA0NA0
Chromium (III)1.8E+060NA0NA0
Chromium (VI)6.3E+010NA0NA0
Chromium (total)NA0NA0NA0
Lead8.0E+020NA0NA0
Manganese (non-diet)2.6E+040NA0NA0
Mercury (elemental)4.6E+010NA0NA0
Selenium5.8E+030NA0NA0
Silver5.8E+030NA0NA0
Hexachloroethane8.0E+010NA0NA0
Pentachloroethane3.6E+020NA0NA0
1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane8.8E+010NA0NA0
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane2.7E+010NA0NA0
1,1,2-Trichloroethane5.0E+010NA0NA0
1,1,1-Trichloroethane3.6E+040NA0NA0
1,2-Dichloroethane2.0E+010NA0NA0
1,1-Dichloroethane1.6E+020NA0NA0
Chloroethane2.3E+040NA0NA0
Perchloroethene (PCE)1.0E+030NA0NA0
Trichloroethene (TCE)6.0E+010NA0NA0
1,1-Dichloroethene1.0E+030NA0NA0
cis-1,2-Dichloroethene2.3E+030NA0NA0
trans-1,2-Dichloroethene3.0E+020NA0NA0
VinyL chloride (VC)1.7E+010NA0NA0
BromideNA0NA0NA0
ChlorideNA0NA0NA0
Nitrate as total nitrogen1.9E+060NA0NA0
Strontium7.0E+050NA0NA0
Notes:
E Representative concentration exceeds screening level (SL).
NE Representative concentration does not exceed SL.Page 2 of
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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 15 - ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
Facility ID number (if any):
Date form completed:
COMPARISON OF REPRESENTATIVE CONCENTRATIONS WITH TIER 1 RBSLs- ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION WORKER (CURRENT CONDITIONS)
CHEMICALS OF CONCERNSURFACE SOIL
Ingestion of and dermal contact with, and outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulatesNC
Rep.SLsE/NE
Conc.
[mg/kg][mg/kg]
Benzene0
Ethylbenzene0
Isopropylbenzene (Cumene)0
Methyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)0
Naphthalene0
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene0
1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene0
Toluene0
Xylene (total)0
Acenaphthene0
Anthracene0
Benzo(a)anthracene0
Benzo (a) Pyrene0
Benzo(b)fluoranthene0
Benzo(k)fluoranthene0
Chrysene0
Ethylene dibromide0
Fluoranthene0
Fluorene0
Indeno (1,2,3-cd) Pyrene0
1-Methylnapthalene0
2-Methylnapthalene0
Naphthalene0
Pyrene0
Arsenic0
Barium0
Beryllium0
Cadmium (diet)0
Cadmium (water)0
Chromium (III)0
Chromium (VI)0
Chromium (total)0
Lead0
Manganese (non-diet)0
Mercury (elemental)0
Selenium0
Silver0
Hexachloroethane0
Pentachloroethane0
1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane0
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane0
1,1,2-Trichloroethane0
1,1,1-Trichloroethane0
1,2-Dichloroethane0
1,1-Dichloroethane0
Chloroethane0
Perchloroethene (PCE)0
Trichloroethene (TCE)0
1,1-Dichloroethene0
cis-1,2-Dichloroethene0
trans-1,2-Dichloroethene0
VinyL chloride (VC)0
Bromide0
Chloride0
Nitrate as total nitrogen0
Strontium0
Notes:
E Representative concentration exceeds screening level (SL).
NE Representative concentration does not exceed SL.
Attachments: (1) Attachment 8: Documentation for calculation of representative concentrations; (2) Attachment 9: Laboratory analytical report

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NDRBCA REPORTFORM NO. 15 - ON-SITE RESIDENT (FUTURE CONDITIONS)
Facility ID number (if any):Site address:
Date form completed:Form completed by:
COMPARISON OF REPRESENTATIVE CONCENTRATIONS WITH TIER 1 RBSLs- ON-SITE RESIDENT (REASONABLY ANTICIPATED FUTURE CONDITIONS)
CHEMICALS OF CONCERNSURFACE SOILSOIL VAPORGROUNDWATER
Ingestion, dermal contact, outdoor inhalation of vapors and particulatesNCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNCDomestic use of water (ingestion, dermal contact, inhalation of vapors due to indoor water use)NCIndoor inhalation of vaporsNC
Rep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NERep.SLsE/NE
Conc.Conc.Conc.Conc.
[mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][mg/kg][µg/L][µg/L][µg/L][µg/L]
Benzene1E+010NA05E+000NA0
Ethylbenzene6E+010NA07E+020NA0
Isopropylbenzene (Cumene)2E+030NA05E+020NA0
Methyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)5E+020NA01E+020NA0
Naphthalene2.0E+010NA01.2E+000NA0
1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene3.0E+020NA05.6E+010NA0
1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene2.7E+020NA06.0E+010NA0
Toluene4.9E+030NA01.0E+030NA0
Xylene (total)5.8E+020NA01.0E+040NA0
Acenaphthene3.6E+030NA05.3E+020NA0
Anthracene1.8E+040NA01.8E+030NA0
Benzo(a)anthracene1.1E+010NA03.0E-010NA0
Benzo (a) Pyrene1.1E+000NA02.0E-010NA0
Benzo(b)fluoranthene1.1E+010NA02.5E+000NA0
Benzo(k)fluoranthene1.1E+020NA02.5E+010NA0
Chrysene1.1E+030NA02.5E+020NA0
Ethylene dibromide3.6E-010NA05.0E-020NA0
Fluoranthene2.4E+030NA08.0E+020NA0
Fluorene2.4E+030NA02.9E+020NA0
Indeno (1,2,3-cd) Pyrene1.1E+010NA02.5E+000NA0
1-Methylnapthalene1.8E+020NA01.1E+010NA0
2-Methylnapthalene2.4E+020NA03.6E+010NA0
Naphthalene2.0E+010NA01.2E+000NA0
Pyrene1.8E+030NA01.2E+020NA0
Arsenic6.8E+000NA01.0E+010NA0
Barium1.5E+040NA02.0E+030NA0
Beryllium1.6E+020NA04.0E+000NA0
Cadmium (diet)7.1E+000NA0NA0NA0
Cadmium (water)NA0NA05.0E+000NA0
Chromium (III)1.2E+050NA02.2E+040NA0
Chromium (VI)3.0E+000NA03.5E-010NA0
Chromium (total)NA0NA01.0E+020NA0
Lead4.0E+020NA01.5E+010NA0
Manganese (non-diet)1.8E+030NA04.3E+020NA0
Mercury (elemental)1.1E+010NA02.0E+000NA0
Selenium3.9E+020NA05.0E+010NA0
Silver3.9E+020NA09.4E+010NA0
Hexachloroethane1.8E+010NA03.3E+000NA0
Pentachloroethane7.7E+010NA06.5E+000NA0
1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane2.0E+010NA05.7E+000NA0
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane6.0E+000NA07.6E-010NA0

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