bnRF:tTT , y h Z u U c . - ^H:.:.L ID : r63u9t.o S£F l::: y.^ 14 JiJii r GARRETT, VAZQUEZ & ASOCIADOS INGGNIEROS - AMBIENTALISTAS SDMS Document 64972 CARLOS R GARRETT LEOViaiLOO VAZQUEZ - ifilQO September 21, 1992 Poat-tt'" brand fax transmittal memo ^71 j»otp»o»* » ^ 3 ] ^ • CAf^Jy^ /t. u J ^ Dapi. Fan * l 2 / j - ^ C > ^ - 4 > 3 0 / J^O~-<-'*-'^^- Phftiw « - fkx« 7^1-Ql-rl 7^3-0?C^ Ma. Carolyn Kwan U.S. Environmental Agency Region II 26 Federal Plaza Room Ikl New York, New York 10278 Via Fax 212-264-630^ RA • FOUR WINDS PLAZA PARTNERSHIP REQUEST FOR INSPECTION OF ESSO TUTU SERVICE STATION TUTU, SAINT THOMAS, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Dear Ms. Kwan: Pursuant to our telephone conversation of last 04 SEP 92 it pUaees U8 to submit to your valued consideration ^Jhe following documents descriptive of the work proposed to be conducted during ?he inspection for which authorization is being currently requested from the District Court of the Virgin Islands: 01. Request of Four Winds Plaza for Inspection 02. Final Report - Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation - St. Thomas Esso Oas Station Site, May 1992. Figure 2 of Document 02., above is also Exhibit A of Document 01., above. The main thrust of the investigation which is being proposed is to more fully characterize the physical properties of the anomaly described in Document 01., above, by means of ^^^refully digging layers of soil above the anomaly so as to determine what it is composed of. The additional thrust of the investigation le to establish, by means of dye-tests, plumber snakes, water tests Etc., tne connections, if any, between the several components of the former and/or present waste-oil storage, handling, and/or management systems. TUT 007 1166 SUITE 306, EDIRCIO DARLINGTON. RIO PIEDRAS. P.R. 00925* (809) 751-0177/763-2410 • FAX (809) 763-0866 GHRRETT .VHZOUEZ .Hi:':.Li ID: ,630966 ;EP IS '92 14 :36 No .004 r . ij_; Page two 21 SEP 92 Letter - Mr. C. Kwan - EPA Re.: FOUR WINDS Other possibilities are described in document 01., above. No soil or otherwise samples are expected to be collected during the proposed investigation although technicians will be on hand to collect samples If the need to do, so ehould arise during the investigation. It is not expected that a wide area will be excavated. If all goes well, only an area the width of the digger scoop will be excavated, although It Is not limited to that, should field findings warrant otherwise. We do trust that the above and the attached documents will adequately describe the scope of the proposed investigation. Of course, we will gladly submit any additional information or document in our possession which you may deem convenient to have. Your comments will be appreciated. Sincerely, Carlos R. Garrett, P.E. Consultant to Pour Winds Plaza Partnership Enclosures fc: Mr. John K. Dema, Esq./FWPP FWEPA.02 TUT 007 1167