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May 3 , 1990 <br /> Page 6 <br /> Site Walkover Inspection <br /> Site walkover inspections were conducted on March 29 and <br /> April 19 , 1990 . Initial investigations involved the <br /> service / repair complex due to the storage and use of <br /> hazardous materials associated with this service work . <br /> Automotive fluids stored in this area included 55 gallon <br /> drums of 30 weight motor oil and antifreeze , 5 gallon <br /> containers of hydraulic fluid , and five cases of motor oil . <br /> No floor drains or remote fills were observed in the service <br /> garage complex . The attached service office contained <br /> hardware and engine suppies . <br /> ' Waste oil was stored in plastic 55 gallon drums in a shed <br /> attached to the service complex. This shed had incorporated <br /> spill containment into its design which included a sealed <br /> concrete floor and berm. Minor spills in this area were <br /> absorbed with Speedy Dry . <br /> A single 1000 gallon unleaded gasoline underground storage <br /> tank was located near the service office . Fuel from this <br /> tank was pumped 'to a dispenser on a pier via a 2 inch <br /> galvanized metal pipe . The tank vent was attached to the <br /> exterior service office wall . No visual observations were <br /> noted in or near the rivers edge which would suggest that <br /> petroleum product had leaked into the subsurface . <br />