Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage
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Phase I Environmental Site Assessment - Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage Project
C-b2025b56f8 · Page 1 of 3 · DR-0012 · 2023-01-27
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Dark staining and stressed vegetation cover about 60 by 90 feet down-slope of the former tank battery on Parcel 5.
Dark staining and stressed vegetation cover an area of about 60 by 90 feet down-slope of the former brine and crude oil tank battery
Source field_study · Claim type presence · Polarity presence · Confidence high · Quote check exact, 100 of 100
Cited by EN-04 Environmental Contamination · Filed under EN-04
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The Project Area is approximately 1,265 acres of cropland, hay, woodlots and reclaimed mine land, with four farmsteads.
REC 1: a release of brine and petroleum to soil is suspected at the former tank battery site on Parcel 5, with no release report found.
No HREC or CREC was identified; a 2016 brine spill was cleaned up under ODNR oversight and closed as de minimis.
Two plugged and abandoned oil and gas wells are listed in ODNR records on Parcels 4 and 10.
A natural gas gathering pipeline crosses Parcels 5, 7 and 10.
A farm debris pile with empty pesticide containers and scrap metal at the Strohl farmstead, Parcel 3, is a de minimis condition.
A limited Phase II with soil and shallow groundwater sampling is recommended at the Parcel 5 former tank battery before the substation and BESS yard are sited there.
Removal of the debris pile and pesticide containers on Parcel 3 is recommended before construction.
Plugged wells should be surveyed and fenced, keeping setbacks required by the operator and ODNR.