State of Oregon: Department of Environmental Quality

This report shows data entered as of February 18, 2020 at 10:52:22 PM

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Environmental Cleanup Site Information (ECSI) Database Site Summary Report - Details for Site ID 6341, Sammy's Place- Nehalem

Site Photos
Click to View Photo	Picture Date	Caption	Size
View Photo	07/02/2019	View looking north from Thompson Road. Debris pile consisted of various materials including empty petroleum cans and containers, suspect asbestos containing material, and various solid waste. The debris pile measured aproximately 30' by 20'.	5872 Kb
View Photo	07/02/2019	Debris pile located north of structure and south of property line. Pile consisted of suspect asbestos containing material and other solid waste.	6847 Kb
View Photo	07/02/2019	Above ground suspect petroleum tank located near south debris pile (between structure and Thompson Road).	5605 Kb
View Photo	07/02/2019	Debris pile located north of structure and south of property line. Note suspect asbestos tile (white).	6406 Kb
View Photo	07/02/2019	Two orange stakes note previous location of above ground storage tanks that were removed from the property and recycled. The tanks were located immediately adjacent to a dilapidated recreational vehicle, which is located north of the structure.	7499 Kb

General Site Information

Site ID: 6341

Site Name: Sammy's Place- Nehalem

CERCLIS No:

Address:

13500 Thompson Road Nehalem 97131

County: Tillamook

Region: Northwest

Other location information:

Investigation Status:

Suspect site requiring further investigation

Brownfield Site: Yes

NPL Site: No

Orphan Site: No

Study Area: No

Property:

Twnshp/Range/Sect: , ,

Tax Lots: 03N10W27CD, Lot 1000

Latitude: 45.712 deg.

Longitude: -123.8966 deg.

Site Size: 2.86

Other Site Names:

Site Characteristics
General Site Description:	Previous site use included a logging truck operation, specifically equipment storage and fueling. According to Tillamook County assessment records, previous owners and their respective dates of ownership include: Lola D. Andrus (2/2/2001 - 1/3/2018) and Frederik W. Jorgenson (owner prior to 2001). Two natural springs are on the property. Tillamook County foreclosed on the property in early 2018 and when Sammy's Place acquired the property in September 2018, they observed solid waste (miscellaneous debris), some hazardous waste (paint cans, drums), above-ground petroleum tanks, a gas pump, and a former residential structure in disrepair. No previous site investigation, including a Phase I, has been conducted on the property. Sammy's Place is working with Oregon DEQ's Asbestos Program and Tillamook County's Solid Waste Program to identify resources and best practices for clearing the site to improve access for site assessment (sampling) and future development. A limited Phase I and Phase II site investigation is needed to determine if petroleum and hazardous substances (such as metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons [PAHs], polychlorinated biphenyls [PCBs]) are present in soil, groundwater, soil vapor that could pose a risk to human health and the environment.
Site History:
Contamination Information:
Manner and Time of Release:
Hazardous Substances/Waste Types:
Pathways:
Environmental/Health Threats:
Status of Investigative or Remedial Action:	DEQ is planning on conducting a site investigation that will include sampling environmental media (i.e soil, groundwater, surface water). In order to improve access to the site for sampling, DEQ is working with project partners to identify resources to assist with conducting an inventory of all potential source areas of contamination, and removing and properly disposing of these materials.
Data Sources:

Substance Contamination Information
Substance	Media Contaminated	Concentration Level	Date Recorded
No information is available

Investigative, Remedial and Administrative Actions
Action	Start Date	Compl. Date	Resp. Staff	Lead Pgm
TARGETED BROWNFIELD ASSESSMENT (Primary Action)	03/04/2019		Rebecca Wells-Albers	VCP
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Key to Certain Acronyms and Terms in this Report:

CERCLIS No.: The U.S. EPA's Hazardous Waste Site identification number, shown only if EPA has been involved at the site.
Region: DEQ divides the state into three regions, Eastern, Northwest, and Western; the regional office shown is responsible for site investigation/cleanup.
NPL Site: Is this site on EPA's National Priority List (i.e., a federal Superfund site)? (Y/N).
Orphan Site: Has DEQ's Orphan Program been active at this site? (Y/N). The Orphan Program uses state funds to clean up high-priority sites where owners and operators responsible for the contamination are absent, or are unable or unwilling to use their own resources for cleanup.
Study Area: Is this site a Study Area? (Y/N). Study Areas are groupings of individual ECSI sites that may be contributing to a larger, area-wide problem. ECSI assigns unique Site ID numbers to both individual sites and to Study Areas.
Pathways: A description of human or environmental resources that site contamination could affect.
Lead Pgm: This column refers to the Cleanup Program affiliation of the DEQ employee responsible for the action shown. SAS or SAP = Site Assessment; VCS or VCP = Voluntary Cleanup; ICP = Independent Cleanup; SRS or SRP = Site Response (enforcement cleanup); ORP = Orphan Program.

You may be able to obtain more information about this site by contacting Rebecca Wells-Albers at the Northwest regional office or via email at wells-albers.rebecca@deq.state.or.us. If this does not work, you may contact Kim Hack (503) 229-6811, or via email at Hack.Kimberly@deq.state.or.us or contact the Northwest regional office.