Underground Storage Tanks / Remediation

With assistance from Leaaf, the City of Gretna received a Brownfields grant to remediate and redevelop an abandoned automotive service station into commercial property.

The former galvanizing site was historically used as a “hot dip” galvanizing facility. Leaaf completed a Phase I ESA (October 2011) prior to the client’s purchase of the property.

Leaaf Environmental, LLC (Leaaf) was contracted by the City of New Orleans to provide personnel and equipment to perform a Phase II ESA (Additional Assessment) on the grounds of a local Recreation Center.

Leaaf Environmental, LLC (Leaaf) conducted an investigation of suspected Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) located at a historic filling station. 

Leaaf assisted the City of New Iberia in updating an outdated Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) in order to facilitate the final approval of the Environmental Protection Act (EPA) Cleanup Grant awarded to the City of New Iberia.