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<br />K:\019211-000\Admin\Docs\Memo BF0002266 - Kenzie Terrace 080322.docx 178 E 9TH STREET | SUITE 200 | SAINT PAUL, MN | 55101 | 651.286.8450 | WSBENG.COM Memorandum <br /> <br />To: Charlie Yunker, City Manager <br /> City of St. Anthony Village <br /> 3301 Silver Lake Road <br /> St. Anthony, MN 55418 <br /> <br />From: Ryan Spencer, WSB <br /> Justin Messner, WSB <br /> <br />Date: August 3, 2022 <br /> <br />Re: BF0002266 - Kenzie Terrace - (Billing ID 252302) <br /> <br /> <br />The environmental investigation performed by WSB discovered a petroleum leak at the site. The <br />leak was reported to the MPCA by the site owner (Interstate Development) in June 2022 and <br />issued MPCA leak #21760. The MPCA is currently going through the process of identifying the <br />responsible party (RP) for the leak. The RP is presumed to be the former gas station (Kenzie <br />Company Gas Station) that occupied the site. The MPCA will determine if the gas station is still a <br />viable business entity to pursue corrective actions against for the required follow-up leak <br />investigation, referred to as a limited site investigation (LSI). The goal of the LSI is to define the <br />extent/magnitude of the leak. The MPCA has 60 days to perform their RP search, which will likely <br />determine the former gas station entity no longer exists. Once complete, the MPCA will issue a <br />corrective actions letter to the owner stating an LSI is needed. The costs to perform the LSI (up <br />to 90%) are eligible for reimbursement via the MN Petrofund Program. <br /> <br />Interstate Development plans to voluntarily perform the LSI and pursue Petrofund <br />reimbursement. However, they would like to wait for the MPCA to issue the corrective action <br />letter to start the LSI work to ensure sure the work will be eligible for Petrofund <br />reimbursement. The MPCA’s corrective action letter is anticipated in August 2022. Therefore, <br />extension of the due diligence period to October 2022 is needed to obtain the corrective action <br />letter, solicit bids for the LSI, and possibly perform the LSI. <br /> <br />Subsequently, the city enrolled the site into the into the MPCA Brownfield Program to obtain <br />eligible contamination liability assurances. The site was issued Brownfields #BF0002266. The <br />MPCA will issue a General Liability Letter (GLL) related to the discovered petroleum <br />impacts. However, the GLL cannot be issued until after the RP search has been <br />completed. Therefore, extension of the due diligence period to October will also allow time for the <br />GLL to be issued/obtained prior to site purchase. <br />