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115 Bridge Street Conservation 2005ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRON1\1ENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT MASSACHUSETTS WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT MA GENERAL LAWS CHAPTER 31 §40 AND THE NORTHAMPTON WETLANDS PROTECTION ORDINANCE SITE REMEDIATION, IMPROVEMENT 115 BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MASS. Prepared for: THOMAS HORTON 115 BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 (413) 584-4491 Prepared by: ALEC MACLEOD 10 MAIN STREET, NORTH ORANGE, MA 01364 (978) 575-0222 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE SECTION COVER LETTERS ............... .... ... .. ... ... ..... ... ..... .. .... .. . .. ........ .. ... ...... ..... .. .. .. ... . .. ...... ... 1 NORTHAMPTON CONSERVATION COMMISSION DEP, WESTERN REGIONAL OFFICE Locus MAP·········································································································· 2 WP A FORM 3: NOTICE OF INTENT ...................................................................... 3 APPENDTX A: WETLAND FEE TRANSMITTAL FORM ............................................. 4 COPIES OF CHECKS ABUTTER NOTIFICATION FORM ................................................................... ······ ... 5 LIST OF ABUTTERS PROJECT NARRA TrYE .................................................. ····· ..................................... 6 SITE Dt,'SCRIPTION DESCRIPTION OF WORK HABrTAT MAP: NHESP ATLAS 2003 .................................................................... 7 SOILS MAP············································································································ 8 KEY TO 0NSITE SOILS SlTE PLAN (AT END OF DOCUMENT) ...................................................................... 9 APPENDIX 1: SOIL ANALYSTS REPORTS APPENDIX 2: GRAVEL AND LOAM RECEIPTS -· ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 1 COVER LETTERS ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST 10 MAIN STREET, NORIBORANGE, MA 01364 September 1, 2005 Conservation Commission City of Northampton City Hall, 210 Main Street Northampton, MA O 1060 TELEPHONE AND FAX: 978 575-0222 RE: Notice of Intent: Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton Dear Commission Members: The attached Notice of Intent is filed on behalf of Thomas Horton describing work to remediate lead-contaminated soil and improve the safety of a small pond on his property at 115 Bridge Street in Northampton. In addition, the Mr. Horton proposes to finish construction of several raised bed gardens and a 25 x 35 foot at-grade barn. The work area is located within the 100- year flood zone of the Connecticut River. Application fees of$42.50 has been paid to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and $172.50 to the City of Northampton, including the $105.00 application fee required under Northampton's Wetlands Protection Ordinance. If you have any questions or comments regarding the Notice of Intent, please call this office. We look forward to discussing the project with you. Environmental Scientist cc: DEPWERO Thomas Horton enclosures ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST 10 MAINS1REET, NOR1HORANGE, MA 01364 July 20 , 2005 MA Department of Environmental Protection Western Regional Office Division of Wetlands and Waterways 436 Dwight Street, Fifth Floor Springfield, MA O 1103 TELEPHONE AND FAX: 978 575-0222 RE: Notice of Intent: Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton To the Department: The attached Notice of Intent is filed on behalf of Thomas Horton describing work to remediate lead-contaminated soil and improve the safety of a small pond on his property at 115 Bridge Street in Northampton. In addition, the Mr. Horton proposes to finish construction of several raised bed gardens and a 25 x 35 foot at-grade barn. The work area is located within the 100- year flood zone of the Connecticut River. Application fees of $42.50 has been paid to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and $172.50 to the City of Northampton, including the $105.00 application fee required under Northampton's Wetlands Protection Ordinance. If you have any questions or comments regarding the Notice of Intent, please call this office. Alec Macleod Environmental Scientist enclosures ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 2 LocusMAP ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST TOPOI map pnnted on 12.09>1J4 from "BERKSHIR tpo" and "Untitled tpg" z ~ ;:; -r" WOS8412"35'15" W LOCUS MAP USGS Topographic Map. Scale= l :24,000 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 3 WPA FORM 3: NOTICE OF INTENT Note: Before completing this form consult the Conservation Commission and the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands Pro~~,.PER:, . 2:~/,J) ... WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance ~fTf.i~ctK>h Number Northampton Cityffown A. General Information 1. Project Location: 115 Bridge Street a. Street Address Latitude and Longitude, if Known: 32A f. Assessors Map/Plat Number 2. Applicant Thomas a. First Name 115 Bridge Street d. Mailing Address Northampton e. CityfTown 413 584-4491 h. Phone Number Horton ----b. Last Name i. Fax Number 3. Property owner (if different from applicant): a. First Name b. Last Name d. Mailing Address e. Cityffown h. Phone Number 4. Representative (if any): a. Firm Alec b. Contact Person First Name 1 O Main Street d. Mailing Address North Orange e. CityfT own 978 575-0222 h. Phone Number i. Fax Number i. Fax Number Northampton b. Cityffown 42 19 27 N d. Latitude 241 g. Parcel /Lot Number 01060 c. Zip Code 72 37 29W e. Longitude ------------------· ----c. Company MA 01060 --------f. State g. Zip Code sustainable@comcast.net j. Email address D Check if more than one owner c. Company ------------------------------- f. State g. Zip Code j. Email address Macleod c. Contact Person Last Name MA 01364 f. State g. Zip Code amacleod@mass.rr.com j. Email address 5. Total WPA Fee Paid (from NOi Wetland Fee Transmittal Form): $215.00 $42.50 $172.50 a. Total Fee Paid b. State Fee Paid c. Cityffown Fee Paid Note: The Northampton Conservation Commission requires the Wetland Permitting Submittal Requirements checklist and a total of nine (9) collated copies of the completed Notice of Intent application including appendices, supporting plans and documents, together with the Northampton Wetland Filing Fee (includes advertising cost) and the $75 recording fee (separate check made payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts). wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 OPO rev 10/03 Page 1 of 7 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M. G. L. c. 131, §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance A. General Information {continued) 6. General Project Description: Provided by DEP: .:2~., ~ntT~~cti~-~~ Northampton Cityffown Removal of discarded equipment and parts, removal of debris. Excavation and disposal on site of lead-contaminated soil, covering of lead-contaminated soil with loam and seed. Tapering of pool edges for child safety. Finish garden!r:!_Staf!aUon, construct 25 x 35 foot barn. 7. Project Type Checklist: a. 0 Single Family Home b. D Residential Subdivision c. D Limited Project Driveway Crossing d. D Commercial/Industrial e. D Dock/Pier f. D Utilities g. D Coastal Engineering Structure h. D Agriculture -cranberries, forestry i. D Transportation j. D Other 8. Property recorded at the Registry of Deeds for: Hampshire a. County 7837 ----b.Book 316 c. Page Number d. Certificate # (if registered land) 9. Buffer Zone Only Is the project located only in the Buffer Zone of a bordering vegetated wetland or inland bank? wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 OPD rev 10/03 a. D Yes b.rgj No If yes, skip to Section C. If no, check the resource areas to be affected by this project, directly below. Page 2 of 7 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M. G. L. c. 131 , §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance B. Resource Area Effects 1. Inland Resource Areas Northampton _ -~- City/Town Check all that apply below. Attach narrative and any supporting documentation describing how the project will meet all performance standards for each of the resource areas altered, including standards requiring consideration of alternative project design or location. Resource Area Size of ProQosed Alteration a.D Bank 1. linear feet b.0 Bordering Vegetated Wetland 1. square feet c.D Land Under 1. square feet Waterbodies and Waterways -----~ 3. cubic yards dredged d.[8] Bordering Land ~~- 1. square feet Subject to Flooding 1,733 3. cubic feet of flood storage lost e.D Isolated Land Subject to Flooding 1. square feet 2. cubic feet of flood storage lost f. D Riverfront Area 1. Name of Waterway (if available): 2. Width of Riverfront Area (check one): D 26 ft. Designated Densely Developed Areas only D 100 ft. -New agricultural projects only D 200 ft. -All other projects Proposed ReQlacement (if any) 2. linear feet 2. square feet 2. square feet 2. square feet 1,836 4. cubic feet of flood storage replaced 3. cubic feet of flood storage replaced 3. Total area of Riverfront Area on the site of the proposed project Square Feet 4. Proposed alteration of the Riverfront Area: b. Square Feet within 100 ft. b. Square Feet within 100 ft. c. Square Feet between 100 ft. and 200 ft. 5. Has an alternatives analysis (see 10.58(4)(c) of the Wetlands Protection D Yes D No Act) been done and is it attached to this NOi? 6. Was the lot where the activity is proposed created prior to August 1, 1996? D Yes D No wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 Page 3 of 7 OPD rev 10/03 For all projects affecting other Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance B. Resource Area Effects (continued) 2. Coastal Resource Areas: (does not apply to the City of Northampton) 3. Limited Project: City/Town Is any portion of the proposed activity eligible to be treated as a limited project subject to 310 CMR 10.24 or 310 CMR 10.53? a. D Yes [8:J No If yes, describe which limited project applies to this project: b. Limited Project C. Bordering Vegetated Wetland Delineation Methodology Check all methods used to delineate the Bordering Vegetated Wetland (BVW) boundary: 1. D Final Order of Resource Area Delineation issued by Conservation Commission or DEP (attached) 2. D DEP BVW Field Data Form (attached) 3. D Final Determination of Applicability issued by Conservation Commission or DEP (attached) 4. D Other Methods for Determining the BVW Boundary (attach documentation): a. D 50% or more wetland indicator plants b. D Saturated/inundated conditions exist c. D Groundwater indicators ct. D Direct observation e. D Hydric soil indicators f. D Credible evidence of conditions prior to disturbance D. Other Applicable Standards and Requirements 1. Is any portion of the proposed project located in estimated habitat as indicated on the most recent Estimated Habitat Map of State-Listed Rare Wetland Wildlife published by the Natural Heritage and a. D Yes [8:J No If yes, include proof of mailing or hand delivery of NOi to: Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program Division of Fisheries and Wildlife 2003 CD Version Route 135, North Drive Westborough, MA 01581 -------- b. Date of Map wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 OPD rev 10/03 Page4 of 7 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands ·. DEP Ate Number WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent . O~Transadiott"f.fumiier Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 Northamf?ton And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance City/Town ---- D. Other Applicable Standards and Requirements (continued) 2. For coastal projects only, is any portion of the proposed project located below the mean high water line or in a fish run? ~ Not applicable -project is in inland resource area only 3. Is any portion of the proposed project within an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC)? a. D Yes ~ No {There are no Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in Northampton) b. ACEC 4. Is any portion of the site subject to a Wetlands Restriction Order under the Inland Wetlands Restriction Act (M.G.L. c. 131, § 40A) or the Coastal Wetlands Restriction Act (M.G.L. c. 130, § 105)? a. D Yes ~ No (Not applicable in Northampton) 5. Is any activity within any Resource Area or Buffer Zone exempt from performance standards of the wetlands regulations, 310 CMR 10.00? a. D Yes ~ No If yes, describe which exemption applies to this project: b. Exempflon 6. Is this project subject to the DEP Stormwater Policy? a. D Yes ~ No b. If yes, stormwater management measures are required. Applicants should complete the Stormwater Management Form and submit it with this form. c. If no, explain why the project is exempt No change in impervious surface area E. Additional Information wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 OPD rev 10/03 Applicants must include the following with this Notice of Intent (NOi). See instructions for details. 1. ~ USGS or other map of the area (along with a narrative description, if necessary) containing sufficient information for the Conservation Commission and the Department to locate the site. 2. ~ Plans identifying the location of proposed activities (including activities proposed to serve as a Bordering Vegetated Wetland [BVW] replication area or other mitigating measure) relative to the boundaries of each affected resource area. Pages of 7 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance Northa_rn_~p_to_n __ _ City/Town E. Additional Information (continued) 3. 0 Other material identifying and explaining the determination of resource area boundaries shown on plans (e.g., a OEP BVW Field Data Form). 4. ~ List the titles and dates for all plans and other materials submitted with this NOi. 5. 0 If there is more than one property owner, please attach a list of these property owners not listed on this form. -7-c---O Attach proof of mailing for Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, if needed. a. ~ Attach NOi Wetland Fee Transmittal Form 9. D Attach Stormwater Management Form, if needed. F.Fees wpaform3.doc • rev. 07/13/04 OPD rev 10/03 The fees for work proposed under each Notice of Intent must be calculated and submitted to the Conservation Commission and the Department (see Instructions and NOi Wetland Fee Transmittal Form). No fee shall be assessed for projects of the federal government, the Department, or cities and towns of the Commonwealth. Applicants must submit the following information (in addition to pages 1 and 2 of the NOi Wetland Fee Transmittal Form) to confirm fee payment: 2250 7/11/05 1. Municipal check number 2. Check date 2248 7/11/05 3. State check number 4. Check date Sarah Horton _5_. _P_ay_o_r _na_m_e_o_n_ch_e_ck_:_F_irs_t_a_nd_la_st_n_am_e ______ 6. Applicant name (if different from payor) Page 6 of 7 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Form 3 -Notice of Intent Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M. G. L. c. 131, §40 And the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance G. Signatures and Submittal Requirements Provided by OEf': . 246-:; c CC" p.· , .. ,c.c OEPf!'ilE!·•N~•(····_. Ooo.imerit.,tra#i<Jtron:-·. Northampton CityfTown I hereby certify under the penalties of perjury that the foregoing Notice of Intent and accompanying plans, documents, and supporting data are true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that the Conservation Commission will place notification of this Notice in a local newspaper at the expense of the applicant in accordance with the wetlands regulations, 310 CMR 10.05(5)(a). I further certify under penalties of perjury that all abutters were notified of this application, pursuant to the requirements of M.G.L. c. 131, § 40. Notice must be made in writing by hand delivery or certified mail (return receipt requested) to all abutters within 100 feet of the property line of the project location. ~~~~ Signature of Applicant Date Signature of Property Owner (if different) --------------------- Signature of Representative (if any) Date For Northampton Conservation Commission: One copy of the Northampton Wetland Permitting Submittal Requirements checklist and a total of nine (9) collated copies of the completed Notice of Intent (Form 3) including appendices, supporting plans and documents, together with the Northampton Wetland Filing Fee and the $75 recording fee (separate check made payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts) must be sent to the Conservation Commission by certified mail or hand delivery. For DEP: One copy of the completed Notice of Intent (Form 3), including supporting plans and documents; one copy of pages 1 and 2 of Appendix B, if applicable; and a copy of the state fee payment must be sent to the DEP Regional Office (see Instructions) by certified mail or hand delivery. DEP Western Region 436 Dwight Street Suite 402 Springfield, MA 01103 The original and copies must be sent simultaneously. Failure by the applicant to send copies in a timely manner may result in dismissal of the Notice of Intent. wpaform3 doc• rev 07/13/04 OPD rev 10/03 Page 7 of 7 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 4 APPENDIX A: WETLAND FEE TRANSMITTAL FORM COPIES OF CHECKS Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Appendix A -Wetland Fee Transmittal Form Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 and the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance A. Applicant Information 1. Applicant: Thomas Horton a. First Name b. Last Name c. Company 115 Bridge Street d. Mailing Address Northampton MA e. CityfTown f. State 413 584-4491 h. Phone Number 2. Property Owner (if different): a. First Name b. Last Name c. Company d. Mailing Address -··----e. CityfTown f. State h. Phone Number 3. Project Location: 115 Bridge Street Northampton a. Street Address b. CityfTown 01060 g. Zip Code g. Zip Code To calculate B. Fees filing fees, refer to the category Notice of Intent (Form 3): fee list and examples in Section O of this The fee should be calculated using the following six-step process and worksheet. Please see form. Instructions before filling out worksheet. Step 1/Type of Activity: Describe each type of activity that will occur in wetland resource area and buffer zone. Step 2/Number of Activities: Identify the number of each type of activity. Step 3/lndividual Activity Fee: Identify each activity fee from the six project categories listed in the instructions. Step 4/Subtotal Activity Fee: Multiply the number of activities (identified in Step 2) times the fee per category (identified in Step 3) to reach a subtotal fee amount. Note: If any of these activities are in a Riverfront Area in addition to another Resource Area or the Buffer Zone, the fee per activity should be multiplied by 1.5 and then added to the subtotal amount. Step 5/Total Project Fee: Determine the total project fee by adding the subtotal amounts from Step 4. Step &/Fee Payments: To calculate the state share of the fee, divide the total fee in half and subtract $12.50. To calculate the city/town share of the fee, divide the total fee in half and add $12.50. Wpaform3.doc • Stonnwater Management Form• rev. 7/12/05 Page 1 of5 Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Resource Protection -Wetlands WPA Appendix A -Wetland Fee Transmittal Form Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act M.G.L. c. 131, §40 and the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance B. Fees (continued) Step 1/Type of Activity 1.a. Work on single family lot ------~--------- ----~------- Wpaform3.doc • Stonnwater Management Form • rev. 7/12/05 Step 2/Number Step Step 4/Subtotal Activity of Activities 3/lndividual Fee Activity Fee 1 $110.00 _$110.00 --- Step 5/Total Project Fee: Step 6/Fee Payments: Total Project Fee: State share of filing fee: City share of filling fee: Total Northampton fee: $110.00 $110.00 a. Total fee from Step 5 $42.50 b. 1/2 total fee less $12.50 $67.50 c. 1/2 total fee plus $12.50 $105.00 d. Northampton filing fee (includes advertising cost) $172.50 c. plus d. above Page 2 of5 2 250 ·1 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 5 ABUTTER NOTIFICATION FORM LIST OF ABUTTERS NOTIFICATION TO ABUTTERS Under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act Effective April 13, 1994 In accordance with the second paragraph of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 131, section 40 and the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance, you are hereby notified of the following: A. The name of the applicant is: -~T_h~o_m~a=s_H~o~rt~o~n=·~---- B. The applicant's representative has filed a Notice of Intent with the Northampton Conservation Commission, and is seeking permission to remove, fill, dredge or alter land within or within 100 feet of an Area Subject to Protection under the Wetlands Protection Act (General Laws Chapter 131, Section 40) and the Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance. C. The location of the lot where the activity is proposed is: Street Address: 115 Bridge Street Assessors Map & Lot: Map 32A, Lot 241 D. Copies of the Notice of Intent may be examined at the Office of Planning and Development, 2nd floor, City Hall, between the hours of 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through Thursday. For more information on the proposed work, call Alec MacLeod, the applicant's representative, at 978 575-0222. E. Copies of the Notice of Intent may be obtained by written request from Alec MacLeod, 10 Main Street, North Orange, MA 01364 (the applicant's representative), or by calling 978 575-0222. There is a $60.00 copying charge for copies of the Notice oflntent. F. Notice of the Public Hearing, including the date and time, will be recorded on the Office of Planning and Development's voice messaging system at 587-1266 and will be posted on the Office of Planning and Development web site \\'WW.northamptonma.gov/opd less than one (1) week in advance of the meeting date. The Northampton Conservation Commission meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month in Hearing Room 18, located on the 2nd floor of City Hall at 210 Main Street. Notice of the Public Hearing, including its date, time and place, will be published at least five (5) business days in advance of the Public Hearing in the Daily Hampshire Gazette legal ads section. Notice of the public meeting, listing all hearings, including the date, time and place, will be posted in the Northampton City Hall not less than 48 hours in advance of the meeting date. You may also contact the Department of Environmental Protection Western Regional Office at 413 784-1100 for more information about this Notice of Intent or the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act. l of l 32A-239-012 BERENSON ROBERT B & GERALDINE 2 POMEROY TERR #4 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-239-010 GLASS ALLISON 2 POMEROYTERR#3 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-239-007 MORALES RUTH C 2 POMEROY TERR #7 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-241-001 STURSBERG CARL W JR 115 BRIDGE ST NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-239-009 WROBLESKI HELEN 2 POMEROY TERR., UNIT B NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 http://www.northamptonplanning.org/permitsearch/labels.aspx?Parc ... 32A-242-001 BUDGAR GERALD S 127 BRIDGE ST NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-250-001 JASINSKI WILLIAMS & VICTORIA 29 FAIR ST NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-246-001 NORTHAMPTON CITY OF 210 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-240-001 TODRIN DIANE K 109 BRIDGE ST NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-239-0l l FORMANT PATRICIA 2 POMEROY TERR #5 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-239-008 KIPP FRANCES 44 COLES MEADOW RD NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-243-001 PATRIE ELIZABETH S & 131 BRIDGE ST NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 32A-234-001 TYMOCZKO MARIA F 28 POMEROY TERR NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 7/l2/2005 11:37 AM ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 6 PROJECT NARRATIVE ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT Contaminated Soil Remediation, Barn and Garden Construction 115 Bridge Street, Northampton, MA Project Narrative PROJECT OVERVIEW The parcel is a 3.1 acre property, part of which supports a house and barn, and the remainder is under cultivation as garden, young orchard and horse pasture. It is located on the east side of Bridge Street on the broad and relatively open floodplain of the Connecticut River. The back, or east, portion of the parcel is within the 100-year floodplain of the River. The area behind the barn at 115 Bridge Street was for years a dumping ground for an equipment and small engine repair business. The area was also the receiving ground for excess concrete, broken machinery, used batteries and other noxious material. As such, the soil turned out to be heavily contaminated with lead, as was discovered during an assessment of vegetable garden soil. The contaminated soil beneath the vegetable gardens was removed and, with consultation with experts on the topic of contaminated soil, spread nearby, covered with two to three inches of loam and seeded to grass. The soil was replaced with gravel in anticipation of creating a series of raised bed gardens. In addition to the soil remediation work, a small pond had been constructed by a previous owner to receive drainage from beneath the barn, which had tended to fill with water, to the detriment of its foundation. This pool drained to the city storm sewer about 20 feet away via a small constructed channel. When originally constructed, the pool had been built with vertical sides in the soil, presenting a hazard to the new owners' children, who were toddlers and would not have been able to climb out if they had fallen in. The new owners therefore pulled soil back from the sides to create a sloping bank and added some stone to stabilize the edges and provide te~ture. They also installed a number of ornamental aquatic plants. The soil from the "beveled" banks was also spread nearby. The actions taken by the property owner were, unbeknownst to him, conducted within Bordering Land Subject to Flooding; specifically, within the floodplain of the Connecticut River. For this reason, the Northampton Conservation Commission has issued an Enforcement Order requiring the owner to cease and desist any work in this resource area. The Order requires the owner to present a Notice of Intent describing the area and the work, as well as any mitigation necessary as a result of the work. This Notice of Intent is presented in compliance with the Enforcement Order. SITE DESCRIPTION The project area consists of a very flat piece of land bounded to the west by a floodplain terrace, to the north and south by abutting parcels and by open land to the east. The barn and attached Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 1 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST greenhouse extend into the floodplain, which is also bounded by a retaining wall located along the steep terrace. The small pool receiving drainage from the barn foundation is located just east of the greenhouse, and the ditch carrying flow from the pool to the city storm sewer stretches from the northeast corner of the pool to the catch basin found at the boundary line between the subject parcel and the neighboring property to the north. A horse pasture occupies the large eastern block of the parcel. The Connecticut River is located about% mile to the northeast. Hydrology The hydrology of the site is ostensibly simple, other than during a flood event, at which time things can become considerably more complex. The land is nearly level, the soils are silty floodplain soils and rainfall infiltrates readily into the silty floodplain soils. However, there appears to have been a seep or spring where the barn was constructed, such that the foundation actually retained water when the original drain collapsed or otherwise became plugged. A small pool had been constructed at the outlet of the original drain, with a small ditch dug from the eastern edge of the pool to the existing city storm sewer, which crosses the property from north to south. This storm sewer effectively drains the floodplain portion of the property, as it has two inlets located at the north and south boundaries respectively. There are no streams or wetlands on the site. Soils Map 14 of the SCS Soil Survey of Hampshire County, Western Part show the soil beneath the study area to be Winooski silt loam (Ws). Winooski silt loam is described as deep and moderately well drained. Neither soil is hydric, though Winooski silt loam is noted as having inclusions of Limerick silt loam, a hydric soil associated with streams and other water bodies. No streams or wetlands are located within the project site. Field investigation shows the soil mapping to be accurate to at least the standard resolution of the soil survey process. Vegetation The subject property is mostly occupied by pasture. Near the house and outbuildings, the vegetation consists of lawn and a few trees, mostly Silver Maples, and some older ornamental shrubs. There is no plant community normally associated with a native gallery forest on the site. RESOURCE AREAS Resource Area Review Procedures The property was reviewed for the presence of resource areas other than Bordering Land Subject to Flooding using a multiple parameter methodology. This approach emphasizes the determination of a prevalence of wetland plant indicator species as described in the US Fish and Wildlife Service classification (Reed et al, 1988), as well as the 50% wetland vegetation criterion Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 2 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST as articulated at 310 CMR 10.55(2)(c) in combination with hydric soil identification and determination as described in Field Indicators for Identifying Hydric Soils in New England (NEIWPCC, 1995) and the US Anny Corps of Engineers Wetlands Delineation Manual (Environmental Laboratory, 1987). Areas containing over 50% domination by wetland indicator plants as well as hydric soils and other indicators of wetland hydrology would have been included within the delineated wetland boundary, had Bordering Vegetated Wetland been encountered. Wetland indicator plants are those plants listed as having a wetland indicator status of Obligate (OBL), Facultative Wetland (FACW, including FACW+ and FACW-), and Facultative (FAC or FAC+). Bordering Land Subject to Flooding (BLSF): BLSF is located between the mean annual high water elevation and the statistical 100-year flood elevation calculated for the purposes of producing the FEMA floodplain maps. BLSF on this site is associated with the Connecticut River. REGULATORY CONTEXT Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act: The Act identifies resource areas and buffer zones (to BVW and Bank) and specifies certain performance standards to be incorporated into projects impacting these jurisdictional areas. On this site, the resource area of concern is Bordering Land Subject to Flooding. Northampton Wetlands Protection Ordinance (the Ordinance): The Ordinance provides protection and performance standards beyond those contained in the Act, including protection of Isolated Vegetated Wetlands. The Northampton Conservation Commission has also determined that it will maintain a policy of leaving at least a 50-foot undisturbed buffer between any work and the wetland boundary. The term "undisturbed" includes cutting of vegetation, even mowing. Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program (NHESP): The Natural Heritage Atlas shows that the study site is not located within the boundaries of any mapped Habitats of Rare Species and Priority Habitats. DESCRIPTION OF WORK Work to Date: Clean-up: Work in Bordering Land Subject to Flooding (BLSF) began when the owners first took possession of the property about 6 years ago. Prior to the change in ownership, the barn had been used as an equipment repair shop, and the detritus from that activity had been tossed out the back to accumulate over many years. This detritus included arts, hardened puddles of leftover concrete, construction debris and, most importantly relative to the current situation, old batteries. All this material was picked up by the owners and removed to be recycled or landfilled, as was appropriate to the material. This work in BLSF was entirely subtractive; that is, it involved removal, not importation, of volume. Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton~ Page 3 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST Foundation Drainage: In addition, the existing metal pipe carrying accumulating groundwater from within the barn foundation had been rendered incapable of transmitting flow to the existing pool just east of the barn, either by clogging or collapse, and was replaced by a plastic culvert ,that re-established th~~ the foundation. The barn foundation then had to be repaired following to year.r·ofwater damage. This work in BLSF was volume-neutral, such th.rt it had no effect on flood storage volume. Pool Bank Shaping: When the pool near the east side of the barn was created, it was left with vertical banks. The owners were concerned that their toddlers would not be able to get out of the water if they fell in, so they graded the banks back to a more natural slope. This material was· spread around the pond such that this work was also volume-neutral. They also moved flat rocks from nearby areas to stabilize the bank and to provide texture so that the children would be able to get a grip on the ground if they needed to. At the time of the work, there was little vegetation around the pool other than lawn grasses and weeds. The owners planted the Weeping Willow that is there now and more recently installed an number of aquatic ornamental plants. Lead Contamination: illtf owners created vegetable gardens in the cleaned-up back yard. After .Sfitffld years, they decided to have the soil tested for nutrie~ls. Since this testing also includes analysis for lead levels, they found they had been growing their organic vegetables in soil that was highly contaminated with lead (Appendix l contains the Soil Analysis Reports). In that the owners have small children, this represented an immediate and urgent concern. They discussed the matter with soil remediation specialists, who agreed that the best approach was t.G' dig out the'OOftWninated&Oil, spread it evenly near'-cover it with an adequate layer (2 to 3 inches) of screerieafoanfartaseed it to grass. This approach avoids land-filling of the soil- which may make the issue worse in the long run, especially if the soil is used as cover such that it can be raised as dust, and secures the soil in place and covered both to prevent generation of lead-laden dust and to promote long-term mitigation of the lead through bioremediation processes. The contaminated soil was therefore removed and covered by loam imported for that purpose. Gravel was brought in to fill the holes left when the contaminated soil was removed. Appendix 2 contains the receipts for the loam and gravel applied to the property. Current Net Volume: The ~d ~} material brought into the portion of the property located within BLSF shows thaf-32'~ yards of gravel and 35 cubic yards of screened loam were placed there, based on a generally agreed-upon conversion of 3,000 pounds to one cubic yard of gravel (Appendix 2). This is based on the process of contaminated soil removal, such that the contaminated soil was removed and spread to the rear, the gravel was brought in and placed in the same volume as the contaminated soil previously occupied, and the screened loam was .. placed on top of the spread contaminated soil. The record of material taken from the site is less..-···· 1 clear, but the owner reports that he removed at least 17 5-ton truck loads of trash and debris. ; Using the previous ratio, this produces a figure of 28.3 cubic yards of material removed, leaving a net increase of 38.7 cubic yards. It is assumed that this increase took place within the first two feet above baseline elevation. ''1,.. ; ···,. Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 4 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST Additional proposed volume: The owners wishes to complete their gardens and to construct a barn to shelter their horses as well as materials associated with the horses. The gardens will require a total of 14.4 cubic yards of loam to be placed within the wooden frames now in place. Tne frames amount to 3.1 cubic yards for a total of 17.5 cubic yards displacement attributable to the gardens. The volume of the barn is calculated based on a 25 by 35 foot barn with an internal frame consisting of 12 vertical timbers 6 inches by 8 inches and on a sill of 6 x 8s. The 120 linear feet of sill amounts to 1.5 cubic yards, and the vertical walls, including the posts, 120 linear feet of 1 inch external sheathing and 60 linear feet of internal walls made of 1 inch lumber and dimensional 2 x 4s, displace 0.82 cubic yards per vertical foot. Proposed Work: It is proposed to provide compensatory storage amounting to 68 cubic yards of volume between the elevations of 116 and 125 feet above mean sea level, as shown on the accompanying site plan and in Table 1, below. This approach will not disturb any potentially contaminated soil, but will entirely satisfy the performance standards for work in Bordering Land Subject to Flooding. Elevation (ft) Existing Fill (cy) Gardens ( cy) Barn (cy) Total (cy) Comp. Storage ( cy) 116-117 19.4 17.5 0 36.9 38 117-118 19.4 0 2.3 21.7 23 118-119 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 119 -120 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 120-121 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 121 -122 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 122-123 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 123 -124 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 124-125 0 0 0.8 0.8 1 Total: 38.8 17.5 7.9 64.2 68 Table 1. Balance of fill and compensatory flood storage per vertical foot of elevation. 100-year flood elevation is 125 feet above mean sea level. Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 5 it''' lr''· J ,..,. /l -,i ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST Figure 1. Soil was pulled back from the previously vertical banks of the pond to create a sloping edge. Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 6 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST Figure 2. Contaminated soil was removed from beneath the gardens and spread just to the rear within the fenced area before being covered by 2 -3" of loam. Project Narrative, Contaminated Soil Remediation, 115 Bridge Street, Northampton -Page 7 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 7 HABITAT MAP: NHESP ATLAS 2003 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST ' ·,, I >,. ',. ,v ,,·~. ,.· · ..• . .:---- t. ,, i . ., ; IT '·' Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Atlas, 2003 CD edition: The project site does not fall within any Estimated Habitats of Rare Wildlife or near any Certified Vernal Pools. Data source: MassGIS, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, NHESP 2003, Estimated Habitats of Rare Wildlife and Certified Vernal Pools. For use with the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act. ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 8 SOILS MAP AND KEY ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST HAMPSHIRE COUNTV MASSACHUSETTS. CENTRAL PART -SHEET SCS Soil Survey of Hampshire County, Massachusetts, Central Part, Sheet 14 Soil beneath the project site is Winooski silt loam -not a hydric soil. 14 ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENT AL SCIENTIST KEY TO ON-SITE SOILS 115 Bridge Street. Northampton Soil Survey of Hampshire County, MA, Central Part, Sheet 14 Map Symbol Soil Name % Slope Hydric? Ha Hadley silt loam nearly level No Ws Winooski silt loam nearly level No ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON SECTION 9 SITE PLAN (AT END OF DOCUMENT) ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON APPENDIX 1 SOIL ANALYSIS REPORTS -'soIL JINALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL J\ND PLANT TISSUE TESTING LAB WEST ~XPERIMENT STATION 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-213 BAG NUMBER: 60413 UNIV]~SITY OF MASSACHUSETTS P.MHERST, MA 01003 SOIL WEIGHT: 3.91 g/Scc CROP: OONA COY COMMENTS: 68 CHERRY ST #1 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 .SAMPLE ID: 4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: ~NCO~PORATE 20 lbs of ground dolomitic (magnesium-rich) limestone per 100 sq ft as early as possible prior to planting. Because your soil pH is lDw, an additional 10 lbs of lime will be required to achieve the proper pH for vegetables. Split this remaining amount into small applications over succesive tillings in spring and fall. Avoid mixing in Jime when the soil is very wet. Retest soil pH periodically. ** rotatoes should not be limed.** FER'TILIZER: *; VEGETABLES: Apply 2-3 lbs 10-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. OR, ORGANIC FERTILIZER: If you prefer INSTEAD to provide nutrients from organic sources, apply the following materials per 100 sq ft prior to planting: NITROGEN: 1-2 bushels well-rotted manure PLUS 1 lb dried blood PHOSPHORUS: 3.5 lbs steamed bone meal OR 10 lbs rock phosphate POTASSIUM: 5 lbs wood ash *1 ANNUAL FLOWERS: Apply 1.0 lbs 10-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. Alternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. *1 ROSE BUSHES: Apply 3 tablespoons of 10-10-10 per bush in early June and early August. None after August 15. , Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribute to insect and disease problems. son pH 4. 8 BUFFER pH 6 . 1 NITROGEN: N03-N = 30 ppm NH4-N = 10 ppm NUT!IENT LEVELS : Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) Ca lei.um (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) PPM 12 97 215 34 Low Medium High =x=x=xxxx==~xx·xxxxxxxxxx~x~~~~--~~~ Very High CATION EXCH CAP 14.9 Meq/lOOg xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxx PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 2.2 Mg= 2.5 Ca= 9.3 MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL EXT~CTABLE ALUMINUM: 189 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EIT'RACTED LEAD (PB) 10 8 PPM . ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD IS THE LEAD LEVEL IN THIS SOIL IS IN THE MEDIUM RANGE. REA] THE ENCLOSED INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN THE SOIL. FOLlOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEDIUM LEAD LEVELS. 886 PPM. .-SOIL ANALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL AND PLANT TISSUE TESTING LAB WEST EXPERIMENT STATION 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-214 BAG NUMBER: 60413 UNIVE:RSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHE~ST, MA 01003 SOIL WEIGHT: 4.07 g/5cc CROP: OONA COY COMMENTS: 68 CHERRY ST #1 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 SAMPLE ID: 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: rNcORPORATE 20 lbs of ground dolomitic (magnesium-rich) limestone per 100 sq ft as early as possible prior to planting. Because your soil pH is low, an additional 3 lbs of lime will be required to achieve the proper pH for vegetables. Split this remaining amount into smalL applications over succesive tillings in spring and fall. Avoid mixing in lime when the soil is very wet. Retest soil pH periodically. ** Potatoes should not be limed.** PER'TI:LIZER: ** Your soil contains sufficient levels of potassium. You may apply the standard recommendations below, or you may provide sufficient nitrogen and phosphorus by using alternate sources to provide about 1/4 lb nitrogen and about 1/ 4 lb phosphorus per 100 sq ft. *1 VEGETABLES: Apply 3-4 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. ** ANNUAL FLOWERS: Apply 1.5 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. Alternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. **ROSEBUSHES: Apply 4 tablespoons of 5-10-5 per bush in early June and early August. None after August 15. Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribute to insect and disease problems. SD:CL pH 5.4 BITFFER pH 6 . 3 NITROGEN: N03-N = 15 ppm NH4-N = 2 ppm ~:CENT LEVELS: Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) Calcium (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) PPM Low Medium~~~~~High~~~-13-=x=x=x=x=xx=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Very High 169 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 332 xxxxxxxxxx 88 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CATION EXCH CAP 12. 9 Meq/lOOg PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 4.2 Mg= 6.9 Ca=15.9 MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL E:~TRACTABLE ALUMINUM: 130 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EXTRACTED LEAD (PB) 26 PPM. ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD IS 400 PPM. 'I'helead level in this soil is low. \JISJT www.umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON SOIL TESTING AT UMASS. TO CONTACT THE LAB: EMAIL soiltest@umext.umass.edu PHONE (413-545-2311). , SOIL ANALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL AND PLANT TISSUE TESTING NEST EXPERIMENT STATION lJNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, MA 01003 LAB 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-212 BAG NUMBER: 60413 SOIL WEIGHT: 3.93 g/Scc CROP: \ ~tt ,S'itl t. f vJ,fN OONA COY COMMENTS : 0 (,A ( t I-, t~Ri~~~O~~ t!J:.. 01060 ~~ ':3J\MPLE _ ID _: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,,d< -=, s w RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: ~NCORPORATE 20 lbs of ground dolomitic (magnesium-rich) limestone per 100 sq ft as early as possible prior to planting. Because your soil pH is low, an additional 10 lbs of lime will be required to achieve the proper pH for vegetables. Split this remaining amount into small applications over succesive tillings in spring and fall. Avoid mixing ~n lime when the soil is very wet. Retest soil pH periodically. ""* * Potatoes should not be limed. * * FERTILIZER: ** Your soil contains sufficient levels of potassium. You may apply the standard recommendations below, or you may provide sufficient nitrogen and phosphorus by using alternate sources to provide about 1/4 lb nitrogen and about 1/4 lb phosphorus per 100 sq ft. ** VEGETABLES: Apply 3-4 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. ** AN!flJAL FLOWERS: Apply 1.5 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. Alternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. ** ROSE BUSHES: Apply 4 tablespoons of 5-10-5 per bush in early J~e and early August. None after August 15. Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribute to insect and disease problems. SOIL pH 5.2 BUFFER pH 6 . 1 NITROGEN: N03-N = 14 ppm NH4-N = 4 ppm :::NUTRIENT LEVELS: Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) Calcium (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) PPM 14-Low Medium High =x=x=x=xx=x=xxxxxxxxxxxx~x=x=x~~~--~~~ Very High CATION EXCH CAP 15. 5 Meq/lOOg 112 281 56 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 2.4 Mg= 3.8 Ca=ll.6 MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL E~TRACTABLE ALUMINUM: 172 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EXTRACTED LEAD (PB) 137 PPM. ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD IS 1062 PPM. THE LEAD LEVEL IN THIS SOIL IS IN THE HIGH RANGE. READ THE ENCLOSED INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN THE SOIL. FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIGH LEAD LEVELS. VISIT www.umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON SOIL TESTING AT UMASS. TO CONTACT THE LAB: EMAIL soiltest@umext.umass.edu PHONE (413-545-2311). , SOIL,.ANALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL .AND PLANT TISSUE TESTING LAB WEST EXPERIMENT STATION 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-211 BAG NUMBER: 60413 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, MA 01003 SOIL WEIGHT: 4.33 g/Scc CROP: OONA COY 68 CHERRY ST #1 :NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 SAMPLE ID: 2 COMMENTS: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: rNCORPORATE 20 lbs of ground dolomitic (magnesium-rich) limestone per ioo sq ft as early as possible prior to planting. Because your soil pH is lo~, an additional 3 lbs of lime will be required to achieve the proper pH for vegetables. Split this remaining amount into small applications over succesive tillings in spring and fall. Avoid mixing in lime when the soil is very wet. Retest soil pH periodically. •* Potatoes should not be limed.** PER'II LIZER: ** VEGETABLES: Apply 4-5 lbs 5-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. OR, ORGANIC FERTILIZER: If you prefer INSTEAD to ~rovide nutrients from organic sources, apply the following materials per 100 sq ft prior to planting: NITROGEN: 1-2 bushels well-rotted manure PLUS 1 lb dried blood PHOSPHORUS: 3.5 lbs steamed bone meal OR 10 lbs rock phosphate POTASSIUM: 8 lbs wood ash ** ANNUAL FLOWERS: Apply 2.0 lbs 5-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. A]ternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. **ROSEBUSHES: Apply 5 tablespoons of 5-10-10 per bush in early spring, mid-June and early August. None after August 15. Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribute to insect and disease problems. S<lIL pH 5. 5 HUFFER pH 6 . 3 NITROGEN: N03-N = 10 ppm NH4-N = 2 ppm Jql]TRI ENT LEVELS : Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) Calcium (Ca) 1"'1agnesium (Mg) PPM 11-Low Medium High =x=x=x=x=x=xxxxxxxxxxxx ~~~~~ ~~~- Very High CAT JON EXCH CAP 12 . 5 Meq/lOOg 64 507 54 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 1.5 Mg= 4.1 Ca=23.S MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL ~~TRACTABLE ALUMINUM: 102 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EX!'RACTED LEAD (PB) 82 PPM. ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD IS I"HE LEAD LEVEL IN THIS SOIL IS IN THE MEDIUM RANGE. R.EADTHE ENCLOSED INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN THE SOIL. FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEDIUM LEAD LEVELS. 732 PPM. ,I ·SOII, ANALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL AND PLANT TISSUE TESTING LAB WEST EXPERIMENT STATION 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-210 BAG NUMBER: 60413 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, MA 01003 SOIL WEIGHT: 3.95 g/5cc CROP: OONA COY 68 CHERRY ST #1 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 SAMPLE ID: 1 COMMENTS: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: Your soil pH is in the desired range. No limestone is needed this year. ** Potatoes should not be limed.** FERTILIZER: ** Your soil contains sufficient levels of potassium and phosphorus. You may apply the standard recommendations below, or you may provide sufficient nitrogen by using alternate sources to provide about 1/4 lb nitrogen per 100 sq ft. ** VEGETABLES: Apply 2-3 lbs 10-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. *' ANNUAL FLOWERS: Apply 1.0 lbs 10-10-10 per 100 sq ft in early spring. Alternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. *'ROSEBUSHES: Apply 3 tablespoons of 10-10-10 per bush in early June and early August. None after August 15. Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribute to insect and disease problems. IDIL pH 6. 5 BlJFFER pH 6 . 7 NITROGEN: N03-N = 30 ppm NH4-N = 3 ppm :NU'l'R.IENT LEVELS: :Phosphorus (P) :Potassium (K) CaJc ium (Ca) l\1agnesium (Mg) PPM Low Medium High Very High 26-=x=x=x=xx=x=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 271 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1424 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 170 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CA'1ION EXCH CAP 15.S Meq/lOOg PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 5.7 Mg=ll.4 Ca=58.4 MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL EX'l'RACTABLE ALUMINUM: 37 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EX:TRACTED LEAD (PB) 227 PPM. ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD rs 1652 PPM. THE LEAD LEVEL IN THIS SOIL rs IN THE HIGH RANGE. READ THE ENCLOSED INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN THE SOIL. POI.LOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HIGH LEAD LEVELS. VISIT www.umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON SOIL TESTING AT UMASS. TO CONTACT THE LAB: EMAIL soiltest@umext.umass.edu PHONE (413-545-2311). SOLL ANALYSIS REPORT FOR HOME GARDENS SOIL AND PLANT TISSUE TESTING LAB WEST EXPERIMENT STATION 11/17/04 LAB NUMBER: S041115-215 BAG NUMBER: 60413 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST, MA 01003 SOIL WEIGHT: 3.89 g/Scc CROP: OONA COY 68 CHERRY ST #1 NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060 SAMPLE ID: 6 COMMENTS: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR HOME GARDENS: SOIL PH ADJUSTMENT: INCORPORATE 15 lbs of ground dolomitic (magnesium rich) limestone per 100 sq ft as early as possible prior to planting. Avoid mixing in lime when the soil is very wet. ** Potatoes should not be limed.** FERTILIZER: ** Your soil contains sufficient levels of potassium. You may apply the standard recommendations below, or you may provide sufficient nitrogen and phosphorus by using alternate sources to provide about 1/4 lb nitrogen and about 1/4 lb phosphorus per 100 sq ft. ** VEGETABLES: Apply 3-4 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. ** ANNUAL FLOWERS: Apply 1.5 lbs 5-10-5 per 100 sq ft in early spring. Alternatively you may use one-half the ORGANIC recommendation given above. **ROSEBUSHES: Apply 4 tablespoons of 5-10-5 per bush in early June and early August. None after August 15. Avoid overfertilizing which can cause plant toxicity and can contribuee to insect and disease problems. SOIL pH 5.9 BUFFER pH 6.5 NITROGEN: N03-N = 30 ppm NH4-N = 8 ppm NUTRIENT LEVELS: Phosphorus (P) Potassium (K) Calcium (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) PPM Low Medium High -x~x-x=x=x=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ~~~-Very High 16 163 886 104 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CATION EXCH CAP 14.2 Meq/lOOg PERCENT BASE SATURATION K= 3.8 Mg= 7.7 Ca=40.2 MICRONUTRIENT LEVELS ALL NORMAL EXTRACTABLE ALUMINUM: 96 ppm (Soil range: 10-250 ppm) EXTRACTED LEAD (PB) 87 PPM. ESTIMATED TOTAL LEAD IS THE LEAD LEVEL IN THIS SOIL IS IN THE MEDIUM RANGE. READ THE ENCLOSED INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN THE SOIL. FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEDIUM LEAD LEVELS. 764 PPM. VISIT www.umass.edu/plsoils/soiltest FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON SOIL TESTING AT UMASS. TO CONTACT THE LAB: EMAIL soiltest@umext.umass.edu PHONE (413-545-2311). ALEC MACLEOD, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST NOTICE OF INTENT CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL, BRIDGE STREET, NORTHAMPTON APPENDIX2 GRAVEL AND LOAM RECEIPTS 65/12/2025 13:52 5273370 I: IETZ C0~6TRUCT ION TRUCKING ORDER Product: Screened Loam Quantity: J)... G-t._ I For: Delivery Addret.s: Tel: Will someone be home for delivery? Will dump location be marked? Are there overhead power lines or !ow tr~e limbs? Do you have a septic system? Payment Method: FOR C.0.0 WHERE WILL CHECK BE? -f-.. c.kc-=,k 1·t::, j. C( Bl- 'IOTE: CHECK TO BE MADE OUT TO DIETZ CONSTRUCTION CORP. iPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: L/rc.- ~·~ c' fc re \ty h+ Date: Time: PAGE 62/02 ,sit-Mix Concrete -303 King St. >rthampton, MA .. (413) 584-1054 Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 ---------------------- '"'TO -:-: TIME 04/1 :1;fY5 :;1: ·1-1 c.:i .. l\{i CASH SALES-GRAVEL AT PLANT l 0940 GROSS WEIGHT 6200 TARE WEIGHT P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER HG0rto;-1 E::n8 TRUCK# 4740 NET LBS 2.370 TONS 3/.4 :ti,2.000 per T°c'oST $2344 1sit-Mlx Concrete -303 King St. _.orthampton, MA (413) 584-1054 Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 'TO TIME ------------ i ,v-,nc• GROSS WEIGHT I U;JtJt.~ r.,,,v, TARE WEIGHT bs!..bb 4 NET LBS P.O.# DRIVER ~.::·! c:., WEIGHER --~s: All bills are due & payable upon receipt A service charge f 1% th (12° · ate for any and all collection fees on past d~e accounts. A serv~e ch.ireg~ ~f$n 25 00 ;iii ~reaandnduedm),w1llhbekschartged odnfbills over 30 days old _and customer will be _ . o c,~ec re urne rom banks for nonsuff1crent funds. 1TY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage t rty If d r I ' _s responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the pro)"lrty or adjace~fro~ rtl"' be 'f~rv.;._reque~t . inside !he curb line, the customer ass the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. ~y $fgjure confirms I ~8,::7• d I y iibclye.':;i:1 ~~ . e !:!~ ::'~s"{,'~~:s.,:~ holds -A 2 ----i-/ • / _/ // / _ --~ 8 ~ ~ Signature r'~-~/:;P?U{~-' ·~jc:.t/t/{/!J iinslt-Mlx Concrete _ 303 King St. Bill Willard Incorporated · '?rthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 1)T0 T G1iJ01 CASH SALFS -NOT PAID -AT PLANT .:: TIME CF14i05 10:20 ,4M 1 _l SO{) GROSS WEIGHT 6200 TARE WEIGHT P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER hmi:on#2145 8n8 SALES TAX $1.42 TOTAL DUE= $19.86 Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# ~t-•. SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= :.--· ._c--c--= _--== .· = -,I Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRU~RJ.' ' 3,··'c. -U . ..H:: 5600 NET LBS -2.800 TONS 3/4 $ i2.000 per T~bsr $33.60 ••11.-nHA ~111,1 VI.V -303 King St. ,rthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 ""TO 11111 w111ara 1ncorpora1ea P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax(413}584-1802 G10Ci 1 CASH SALES -NOT PAiD Hortor#21,'.)5 Bn8 -Al PLANT P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER ~ TIME GROSS WEIGHT 11980 f 4· f;Q TARE WEIGHT cl .J r_ -.-ri NET LBS :;~;:llJ 'AMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be ;ble for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service cha'Jlll'OT~25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. ;.,RTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck c;.af\~use Jamage to property. If delivery is mquested Inside the curb line, the customer s msponslbility for any and all damage that may occur to Ille property/or adjacent properties by the delivery of this material, and mleases and holds ll9SS the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. My Slgnatlim confirms I have n,ad the lllfove, as w~II as the safety rules on the back -.A27 ·1 18 -•sit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. Northampton, MA _ (413) 584-1054 .-J TO G001 / ''",, ...... ';::"~ ~ \ Signature ------~'--~--------~---1 ________ _ Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 ·-------------- P.O.# CASH SALES-GRAVEL DRIVER Hmfor.#2145 -AT PLANT WEIGHER TIME 1)4/13/0/5 3:45 ~·rv1 i 1820 GROSS WEIGHT 6460 TARE WEIGHT naantKI oanu Cll \ollnlVltl 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# SALES TAX 21, 2r.; l™5 I, or,_, ~ TOTAL DUE= ~~ 5J /}, I ,:;er--· =3 Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# ·1 :':(<iG i::'lf.Q NET LBS -i.,.1 .... ~o 2.680 TONS #2WAf.:.JiCD J;;" 700 p2r T%bsT $2064 AS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be im.ible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds . . ~TY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck c;al\CS\lse damage to property. If delivery ls mquested inside the curb line, the customer mes msponsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent proper;Jles by the delivery of this1t1aterial, and mleases and holds _ ,s the driver and the supplier from any and all such clai~~, My 'natum confirms I ha~, re~d /~'ove, as well as the ifety rules on the back A2 ,··r· 91 , / // -· · / -t .,,./ ./ ? / // Signature ---,.,..c../-~----------------------- llbsit-Mix Concrete _ 303 King St. "''orthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 Bill Willard Incorporated :OTO P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 ·---------- G1Q!J! CASH SALES. NOT PAID -AT PLANT P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER 'C TIME .I 136iJ GROSS WEIGHT 6-i-60 TARE WEIGHT Or1/1:3/0B -1 ·1 · i 2 ·°'M 4900 NETLBS 2A~u TON~, #2WASHED Hor!:or#2v,5 SALES TAX $103 TOTAL DUE= $11.67 Washed Sand & Gravel 101 O Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# ·,-(;;) COST SALES TAX $18.Sl $0.94 'lnan:-Mtx concrete 303 King St. _ .'4orthampton, MA (413) 584-1054 ' OTO GJ01 Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 CASH SAL£S-GR#WEL -AT PLANT P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER TIME Q., i1 3;i],S ; 52 Pr·J 1.1820 GROSS WEIGHT G4-GO TARE WEIGHT t:'>SO NET LBS :.,.J .• J! -"'9MS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt A service charge of 1°;, pe th (12°1, ) · sible for any and all collection fees on past du·e accounts. A service charg~ ~f~25 00 ;if~r a~ndumd tw1llhbekcharged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be ....._ . e a e o c ec s returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. ·-':ATY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can c t ,· · · >s responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to Ire p a rt am~ye O rroperty: If iellvery IS requested Inside the curb line, the customer 'illess the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims M lgnatJ, ~~nf~:; I prh opert1ed~ thy .the of this material, and releases and holds · ave re} e a ve, ., well a~ th~ sa~y rules on the back -A 2 :, 7 8 4 r / .· / '/ . Signature /.// ~: >.// I · - irflsit-Mlx Concrete _ 303 King St. · · ">rthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 :DTO r 'E I 1/ ) TIME ~ If .) ;J 0 ( ~ . ) r.-' iJ ) ;;L{;z..o -· Bill Willard Incorporated GROSS WEIGHT TARE WEIGHT NET LBS ~---"' ··i r· P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 I] _y P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER J.'l \ _,('' r__,:.>. ; )' -,.,,AS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be ·ible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. "l!RTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can caus!! damage to property. If delivery is requested inside the curb line, the customer ~ responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent properties by the delivery of this material, and releases and holds _ .a the driver and the supplier from any and all such ciaims,-My Slgnat}'re confirms I have read..'-U,!>ove,{s well a9, the safety rules on the back // > // / ~~>~,, A2 -,-g·--_,f ... ( Signature _._~""'_:o:~--~-/-~----t'-/~-"'--,-~--·'_.,,_· _· ____________ _ --~- Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# S?O SALES TAX $ i . TOTAL DUE= Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# COST SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= , , .::. , . ,/ ,,; / amieu6,s } r n , -;; 'rl ~-/,-,/ ! , n ;. v I/ = 300 lV.10.1 XV.1S31~: mro~s * >t::>nl::ll it<>Bq ,.,11 uo sairu Alai;,. a(jf se naM s~~iroqe ~!II j~·:ABl! 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Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax(413)584-1802 ---------------·------ CASH '3ALES -N01 ·.i\JD .. , O ,-"i, GROSS WEIGHT II '2,U .J G200 TARE WEIGHT : c,n"': NET LBS --t~•ut, P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER r~orr0n#2·~ ·l r:_, E:~:nd TERMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1 % per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be -responsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. _.,ROPERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property. ff delivery is requested Inside the curb line, the customer assumes responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent properties by the delivery of this lllaterlal, and releases and holds _ armless the driver and the supplier from any and all auch clal~lgnature confirms f have read the. ab~ve, as well a.s.~ safety rules on the back / ' ' ' A2783.l imslt-Mlx Concrete 303 King St. &<forthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 Signatur~ · ~ , ' \"(, '· ,/ -- Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 Washed Sand & Gra, 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# .;-,.-. SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 ---------------------·-------~TO -!\ 1 JJLAF'1T TIME -04/14/05 11400 GROSS WEIGHT {1200 TARE WEIGHT SlfiO NET LBS '' ·+ P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER Horton#21:J5 BnB bav,; _ ,IS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1 % per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be nsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. -..!TY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property. If delivery is reques\e'c:j Inside the curb line, the customer ....,s responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the ~rty or adjacent prop<j(lies ~e delivery o{!J:!is material, and releases and holds _ • the driver and the supplier from any and all such c1a7·ms. M ignature confirms I h1v / me ibov~,/11>8 safety rules on the back A 0 -., 8 4 ~I , ) i /! ~ //., rf>; -<--' ' .J Signature ., 4:2,?·r./~4 , l __ "'/. v r ----.----. (~ ---_--+ ~ -,• ----·· ------~ -- TRUCK# :on COST $3i 56 SALES TAX $1.56 TOTAL DUE= $33.14 Transit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. Bill Willard Incorporated Washed Sand & 1010 Ryan f Florence, '11 (413) 584-H Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 SOLD TO JOB DATE TIME GROSS WEIGHT 11820 c . 0,. TARE WEIGHT u4 IJ P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER TRUCK# SALES TAX Nonnampton, MA (413) 584-1054 ~OLDTO -,oe -AT PLANT 'lATE TIME GROSS WEIGHT 12200 t•'tflO TARE WEIGHT 5860 NET LBS - Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# SALES TAX ;~; ; . TERMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be TOTAL DUE= ,sponsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks retu(~ed from banks for nonsufficient funds. -PROPERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property;~ delivery is r;qllest~ inside the curb line, the customer ,sumes responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent proP<!rlies by the delivery o,Mhis material, and releases and holds -armless the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims~ ~'(--Signature confirms I ha~£ re~,e above,.!'s ,-.;i1}i' the safety rules on the back E I .,, 1.f// . ,,;? I' ,/f ) An . J.) c, i ;;, ,,, / / / / /;,,/.;i . 7~ ;tJ~ t' ' "':, 0 .J Signature ~; , .<>·J.7··7 >,,. / I :::;,_/;>-/ / ./ "ftu; ---·-, anslt-Mix Concrete _ 303 King St. ._1orthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 Bill Willard Incorporated :TJ TO r CASH SALES . NCH P;,.1[1 -AT PU\NT -c TIME l l gfjl.) GROSS WEIGHT 6400 TARE WEIGHT :,SGO NET LBS P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER i_ ·-· .• :_.; ~_jt.'-,i Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# c:··i--•,a,. ~, SALES TAX ,,:; ' _ .AS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be TOTAL DUE= ,nsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. _.ATV DAMAGE RELEASE: The slze and weight of this truck can cause damage to property; If delivery is requested in~ide the curb line, the customer -,'35 responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent pro~ies by the delivery qf)his material, and releases and holds .s the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. J.\ll~gnature confirms I hav,i read __ the above, as >yeJI as the s~fety rules on the back -./ . ,, _,,... l l' / I .,,,; / / .,l;~-1' /.:-/ Signature ---'----------·'"''. __ /_' __,_( ___ ·-_-.. _/~·'-._,-':.~_·__;,_"-1 _________ _ 1nslt-Mlx Concrete 303 King St. _ Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 . OTO c ~ ) ~i- ! ~-/ •. J' .• l ! TIME ;.' ,.,,_/· /!,;:_7,) (; ,10 u !../'J{o () I . Bill Willard Incorporated GROSS WEIGHT TARE WEIGHT P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 , -;:I ~ Po # ---i,-,.. Ir·· • • (. . p . DRIVER I WEIGHER .I " i/;I/ ./ NET LBS -:72 , ) 7, /n . Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# COST SALES TAX '=RMS: AH bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old a~d customer will be TOTAL DUE = ,,MihlA for Anv and all coflection fees on oast due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsuff1c,ent funds. ~•'9112:fV•• ....orthampton, MA (413) 584-1054 >TO TIME -.-. .. r: S:..--: .-;_;': llhsit-Mix Concrete _ 303 King St. "''orthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 GROSS WEIGHT TARE WEIGHT NET LBS P.O. Box 60307 -.- Florence, MA 01062-()307 Pg9ne/Fax(413}584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 ----------------------P.O.# w TO TIME GROSS WEIGHT TARE WEIGHT NET LBS DRIVER WEIGHER b 3, . COST 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# SALES TAX _ .AMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt A service charge of 1 % per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be TOTAL DUE = ~ 79._. __ l i "~nsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from bank~ for nonsufficient funds. ;i, _ • _.,ERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property. If delivery is requested, i?side the curb line, the customer ··'ffles responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the pryperty or adjacent properties btlhe delivery of thiamaterlal, and releases and holds ,ess the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. My-Signature confirms I have reas( 11'ie above, as well as 'ttw ,safety rules on the back -;/ / /, /' / /:/;,i: A r,·,, . '; . ' ./ /: -'/ ' · i ~' l..i s·1gnature /// :.~ '" · i 1 ----'l ! // /, ,....,. ' . ' ..,, / ,--" -.,, ~ --~ -·nsit-Mlx Concrete 303 King St. 'orthampton, MA ·aill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 -(413) 584-1054 10TO '-· --\._~ {., ~ TIME --;:::-7. >::) ______ Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 . -----------P.O.# (~ /z•j:.p ,-2. . l ,:;:..,0 GROSS WEIGHT . 7 ·10 TARE WEIGHT '' ,,., /( -~ ( /C) NET LBS Ck DRIVER i -·· r-) ! ::, WEIGHER L L-v,.) I Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# COST SALES TAX 'Transit-Mix .C9ncrete 303 King St. Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 a-'>LD TO Toe Bill Willard Incorporated CASH SALES NOT PAID P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax(413)584-1802 -----------P.O.# DRIVER -/l..T PLANT WEIGHER TIME GROSS WEIGHT 440~0 TARE WEIGHT 16580 27-160 NET LBS -TERMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt A service charge of 1 % per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 day~ old and customer will be ,ponsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. PROPERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cauae damage to property. If delivery is requeated lnaide the curb line, the customer ,umes responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent properties by the delivery of this material, and releaaes and holds _,rmless the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. My Signature confirms I have read the above, as well as the. safety rules on the back ;1)} , -----,;.,.r ·r::r. ,...,.,,-------------./... /,,, A27404 ·,sit-Mix Concrete -303 King St. >rthampton, MA 1413) 584-1054 "TO TIME r,-, -,;: -/"'v~ ~. Signature----'-""'-'-'-=-------------------------- Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 -----P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER f; ;-yl ~-:3 2{1 !")6 :c C:··:Er Washed Sand & Grave 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 SALES TAX TOTAL DUE = $·1 i 2A4 Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# SALES TAX il'i ?J. J; •. cl,( -~ ,HMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be 'ble for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. TOTAL DUE= ~ATV DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cauae damage to pro~. If del~ery is requested Inside the curb line, the customer s responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent P':!'l>erties by deliv.efry of this material, end releases and holds -the driver and the supplier from any and all such cl71m rMY,._Signature confir.'."sJ:"',,':.!ead the ab ~~1' well as the safety rules on the back -A 2 -·, ·'") .-, .) ) //!: / ) / ,/' \ : . '-'t r -, -/ /, ,/ .-., . . ·-~ '· "" --Signature /-;I //~~/'7-te: ~(. ::;,.u ..' V ',_ ,./ / , I Transit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. Bill Willard Incorporated Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 SOLD TO JOB CASH SALES -NOT P.!\!O -A f PLANT DATE TIME GROSS WEIGHT ::',6941) .16580 TARE WEIGHT P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER ,,u-·,; "(' NET LBS L ~•0 J = 10.180 roNS CR SH s c, ~-: :_;-1 uci , r'::nc' t,2,,;J Washed Sand & Cl 1010 Ryan Rd Florence, MA (413) 584-180: $79.40 SALES TAX Tfansit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. Bill Willard Incorporated Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 7,LDTO ne AT PL/\NT ~TE TIME GROSS WEIGHT .rnwo j f~<:.'O TARE WEIGHT !l~ u 2-~o-· NET LBS Jou P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax:(413)584-1802 CH Bf? P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER ' -U:-;, -tERMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be ,onsible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. lfOPERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property. If delivery is requested inside the curb line, the customer ,mes responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the property or adjacent properties by the delivery of this material, and releases and holds _.nless the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. My Signature confirms I have read the above, as well as the safety rules on the back -''1Sit-Mix Concrete -303 King St. :>rthampton, MA -(413) 584-1054 '1TO ')/ - Signature · !'C~~-~""- Bill Willard Incorporated CASH SALE::S NOT P.l\lD P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 P.O.# DRIVER /\T PLANT WEIGHER TIME --] ' GROSS WEIGHT ~lS8D CUOCI TARE WEIGHT NET LBS :.9MS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be sible for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks retutn~d from.banks for nonsufficient funds. -I °"" / P'ERTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can )"'us'e damage to prope~. If delivery is reqtlesied inside the curb line, the customer ,a responsibilHy for any and all damage that may occur to th~~iilv or adjacent proijl!rties by the delivl)ry }ft this material, and releases and holds ._,... the driver and the supplier from any and all such claim/. Sign,«ure conflrms;';ha read the above,J1s0Wi!ll)as the safety rules on the back I / -, /'' ,I , ' ' -A ? -·"? 3 ,·· 1 /' / ·· .;;;;,,// . . •' . -~ ,,;i • '?, : . -, ~ ;j Signature Y /' /1/1~,.,/ ( /-:7 . ,islt-Mlx Concrete 303 King St. .orthampton, MA (413) 584-1054 _ __,... Bill Willard Incorporated P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax (413) 584-1802 Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# c;:,. SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= S~15.l 'i Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 -----------------------------TO TIME iJ:.~/2 :l ,(03 ;o G'.~ .::.i,.J CASH SALES NOT PAID i\T PLANT 14800 GROSS WEIGHT 6300 TARE WEIGHT 3500 NET LBS - P.O.# DRIVER TRUCK# WEIGHER SALES TAX -·303-KingSt~·-·-((' 1 • -7;t.JIHI WIiiard Incorporated ,rthampton, MA . -r,, ( ~/ / ~ P.O. Box 60307 -(413) 584-1054 l·~ · Al'. /) 1... f . / . '\, Florence, MA 01062-0307 ______ .]{_L_ / / · Phone/Fax(413}584-1802 '' TO \ i P.O. # " \~ \ -I l: TIME -:::: 12 PH 1-l-iOO GROSS WEIGHT fi)OO TARE WEIGHT non NETLBS . !J L _f='-\t·*\ .. \' ~ \ ~ I -}f DRIVER WEIGHER f3nE: b.3fy-:f llMS: All bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be '>le for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. ~RTY DAMAG_~ RELEASE: The size and weight of this tru.ck_ can cause damage to property. If dejjvery is requested Inside the curb fine, the customer ' respo,:islb1l1ty for any an_d all damage that may occu,r-fo U,e pr_operty or adjacent properties-~ the delivery of this material, and releases and holds _..s the driver and the supplier from any and all such cl~ms. f,ly Signature c?nfirms I have re~st'.Yy'aboye, as well as the safety rules on the back A2 ....,,,.,g, . :I / //J f/1 / '-. ..J "" / __r /./} . '_/ ,,-[_,,,/-' ! / • I ._; ' v Signatur~ /· t/ /Z>> I f 1 (./ -,sit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. "r•orthampton, MA _ ~413) 584-1054 _TO TIME ' '-- Bill Willard Incorporated 1 :?9!fflOSS WEIGHT i:13~EWEIGHT (;r-;f')Wf LBS P.O. Box 60307 Florence, MA 01062-0307 Phone/Fax(413)584-1802 ·------P.O.# DRIVER WEIGHER Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# SALES TAX TOTAL DUE= $J1.94 Washed Sand & Gravel 101 O Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# Ri::.,d SALES TAX ~S: Ali bills are due & payable upon receipt. A service charge of 1% per month (12% per annum) will be charged on bills over 30 days old and customer will be TOTAL DUE = "ble for any and all collection fees on past due accounts. A service charge of $25.00 will be added to checks returned from banks for nonsufficient funds. RTY DAMAGE RELEASE: The size and weight of this truck can cause damage to property. If d~iivery is reque inside the curb line, the customer res responsibility for any and all damage that may occur to the pro or adjacent properti.fs by the delivery his material, and releases and holds ,a the driver and the supplier from any and all such claims. M g lure confirms I ha/;.lid;!'-~above, as;-I as the safety rules on the back A?...,'~G :J / / / / ,;::;; ,,f/_,, ,._, ( '-' .:; ~J Signature/--, <_;/, • . 'l ././ / ,y· \.../ '-·----:~ -• '~·~' ~-c_ -· ---------- transit-Mix Concrete 303 King St. Bill Willard Incorporated Northampton, MA (413) 584-1054 .JLD TO B ATE TIME GROSS WEIGHT TARE WEIGHT NET LBS P.O. Box 60307 Florence,--M~ 01062-0307 1 P~one/F~ (4fj) 58:.~.s:2 ~(! l'f: ' ~ ...,.J J '/_:./ ' I l.-f i(r I ' . DRIVER WEIGHER 1oc:: _--·--· -------·~-~~-~~--- Washed Sand & Gravel 1010 Ryan Rd. Florence, MA (413) 584-1802 TRUCK# T%bsT SALES TAX $ 1 .27