G & W Oil & Wood Inc

The site operates as a card lock fueling station. When the underground storage tanks (USTs) were removed in 1999, existing structures on the site included an automotive garage/office building, a storage building, and a new card lock fueling facility with aboveground storage tanks.

A June 1999 UST Site Assessment Report details the removal of two underground storage tanks (USTs), closure in place of two USTs partially under an existing building, and removal of related piping and pumps/dispensers.

Construction activities occurred during May 1999. The in-place closure of the USTs had limited soil sampling conducted to verify that contamination was not present. Groundwater was not encountered in any excavation to a final excavated depth of 12 feet. All confirmatory sampling from the tank removal, piping/dispensers, and closed-in-place tanks indicated concentrations below Model Toxics Control Act (MTCA) cleanup levels.

An additional cleanup for another site on the property, Pacific Pride Card Lock, occurred in 2008. This cleanup received a no further action determination in 2010 after demonstrating both soil and groundwater below cleanup levels. Based on the lack of groundwater contamination, it can be reasonably concluded that the 1999 closed-in-place tanks did not leak significantly to warrant additional cleanup actions.

Based upon a review of the site file and cleanup activities, Ecology has determined the site is no longer a threat to human health and the environment. Ecology made a no further action determination in December 2012.