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Which of the 7 Types of Services Listed Below
May We Help You With?
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Environmental Assessments:
Phase I, II, III
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ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS...
Do you own possible contaminated property or might you be in close proximity to one? Then you should know about the "Colorado Voluntary Cleanup Program"?
Call us at 545-0375 to learn how you can take advantage of this state sponsored program. It just might open up new possibilities!
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Because hazardous waste cleanups can be very expensive and take years to complete, environmental concerns have become an important factor in property sales and acquisition. It doesn't matter whether you own property at risk, suspect you might have liability involved with property you own or are considering buying, lend to those involved or physically construct , demolish or re-construct on such property, you will definately benefit from our knowledge and experience.
Although our success results from being accessible to and being trusted by our clients to do a first-rate, professional job, we can also, in many cases, help them save money, while protecting the value of their larger investment by insuring they meet all due diligence required in today's litigious society.
We provide studies that search government as well as other databases for your property...up to a one mile radius. You should be cauioned that this alone does not constitute due diligence on the part of the purchaser. It will simply provide you with a summary of the types of reported and registered sites in your area.
A Phase I Site Assessment (ESA) actually arms the potential buyer and/or lender with the knowledge to:
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 Better assess the financial risks
Avoid full or partial liability for clean-up
Demand clean-up prior to purchase
Reduce purchase price equal to clean-up costs
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Our Phase One Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) will protect your assets by offering the degree of detail required to legally meet your due diligence obligations. Our reports are guaranteed to meet or exceed the ASTM Standards on Environmental Site Assessments for Commercial Real Estate.
This phase does not involve sampling or lab analysis, but MUST be done by our TRAINED and EXPERIENCED Professionals to conduct time consuming reviews of government files and interviews. It identifies if any hazardous substance is on site or was used previously on site as well as any other conditions of concern.
Phase I helps the purchaser establish the "innocent landowner" defense under CERCLA by exercising "due diligence" as to any hazardous substance on the property for which they may be liable as the property owner.
If this step identifies potential hazards, Phase II can confirm the presence or extent of contamination, determining the true liability.
Some examples of our Phase Two projects include; surface soil samples, soil gas sampling, subsurface soil and groundwater samples from borings and monitoring wells, surface water samples, pond sediment sampling, drinking water samples, drum testing and tank testing. All of our samples are properly preserved, documented on a chain of custody and delivered to an NVLAP and state certified laboratory for analysis.
APEC uses ONLY state of the art equipment for fast, efficient sample and data collection.
If contamination is found and the conditions are suitable, we will apply to the appropriate regulating agencies for closure with no further action. If necessary, we can also offer you advice, planning and design services for Phase Three Environmental Site Assessment projects.
Phase III will clearly define the problem and offer solutions on how to successfully remedy it. We will search out the most cost effective and expedient alternative for you. The Phase One and Two documents will be reviewed. Surrounding subsurface geology and hydrogeology will be studied. A Risk Assessment will be performed to determine if the contamination is moving off site or if it has the potential to contaminate drinking water sources.
Whenever possible, we will try to get you a site closure without performing remedial actions. This will still require a detailed Risk Assessment, installation of groundwater monitoring wells and several years of sampling and testing to insure the contaminants are not migrating. However, considering the high cost of remedial actions, we may be able to save you a significant amount of money.
As a last resort, we may need to recommend some form of remedial action. If this is necessary, we can provide you with design services, detailed cost estimates, permitting, system installation, system operation and periodic sampling services.
Regardless of the remedial actions your site may require, you can rely on All-Phase Environmental for accurate, effective and cost efficient services.
GUARANTEED!
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ATTENTION DEVELOPERS...
Would up to $100,000.00 tax credit provide you enough incentive to look at the re-development of previously un-attractive property???
Call (719) 545-0375 to ask about the Brownfields Tax Credit!
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Underground & Aboveground
Tank Consulting
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Soil Boring Installations
Monitoring Well Installations
Groundwater Samples
Comprehensive Site Sampling Plans
Leach pool/Underground Well Sampling
Surface Water Sampling
Tank Testing
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ATTENTION LENDERS...
To encourage folks like you to provide loans on property with operative petroleum storage tanks, the folks at All Phase Environmental can show you how it's not only feasible, but profitable!
Call us to discover how you can gain more clients AND protect yourself at the same time with the "Colorado Petroleum Storage Tank Fund".
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DISCOVER how we can save you up to $10,000!!!
Call us for details...
545-0375.
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Regulatory Compliance Assistance
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Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation & Liablilty Act (CERCLA)
Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA)
Clean Water Act (CWA)
Clean Air Act (CAA)
Occupation Safety & Health Act (OSHA)
Superfund Act (SARA)
& Others
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We can look at, evaluate and recommend positive action concerning your handling and storage of materials, waste management practices, permitting, health & safety issues, training, record keeping and reporting.
As you well know...Crossing your t's and dotting your i's can make ALL THE DIFFERENCE in dealing with liability these days!
We're here to save you time and money. We know this stuff! It's what we do...
545-0375.
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Asbestos Sampling & Management
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Environmental Impact Statements & Assessments
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EIS's & EIA's are a SPECIALTY of Our's
Whenever projects or programs are planned, there are potential impacts upon the environment. When these proposed projects are federally funded, such impacts become important to the public. What these impacts may be and the magnitude of their effect are reported in Environmental Impact Statements.
Environmental impact statements are required by Section 102(2) (C) of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (PL91-190)(NEPA) which requires federal agencies to consider the probable environmental effects of projects and programs under their control.
The Congress authorizes and directs that, to the fullest extent possible, all agencies of the federal government shall include in every recommendation or report on proposals for legislation and other major Federal actions significantly affecting the quality of the human environment, a detailed statement by responsible officials on:
* The environmental impact of the proposed action
* Any adverse environmental effects which cannot be avoided should the proposal be implemented
* Alternatives to the proposed action
* The relationship between local short-term uses of man's environment and the maintenance and enhancement of long-term productivity
* Any irreversible and irretrievable commitments of resources which would be involved in the proposed action should it be implemented.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a tool used to identify the environmental, social and economic impacts of a project prior to decision-making. It aims to predict environmental impacts at an early stage in project planning and design, find ways and means to reduce adverse impacts, shape projects to suit the local environment and present the predictions and options to decision-makers.
By using EIA both environmental and economic benefits can be achieved, such as reduced cost and time of project implementation and design, avoided treatment/clean-up costs and impacts of laws and regulations.
KEY ELEMENTS:
* Scoping: identify key issues and concerns of interested parties
* Screening: decide whether an EIA is required based on information collected
* Identifying and evaluating alternatives: list alternative sites and techniques and the impacts of each
* Mitigating measures dealing with uncertainty: review proposed action to prevent or minimise the potential adverse effects of the project
* Issuing environmental statements: report the findings of the EIA.
EIA's are usually a more detailed description of the benefits and consequenses of speculated developments, whereas the EIS is a statement of the CURRENT CONDITION of the property.
Call us for MORE INFORMATION...(719) 545-0375
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Lead-Based Paint,
Radon,
Mold Inspections &
Methamphetamine Testing
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Construction Draw Inspections
Energy Efficiency Assessments
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For more information:
All Phase Environmental Consultants
721 W. 9th St
Pueblo, CO 81003 US
Email: allphase@aculink.net
(719) 545-0375
Fax: (719) 542-2807
© Copyright 2007 All Phase Environmental Consultants. All Rights Reserved.
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