Northside Motor Exchange – Case Study
The property previously operated as Northside Motor Exchange beginning in 1975. The facility included three gasoline USTs on the east, central, and southern portions of the property associated with an automotive filling and repair station. The following is a case study presenting the investigation and remediation activities conducted during the course of this project.
San Padre Island Ambient Area Air Monitoring
Leaaf's Environmental Health and Safety Division was contacted to aid in conducting a baseline ambient area air monitoring survey at a proposed substation site located in South Padre Island, Texas.
JM3 and JM5 Property
The approximately 12-acres site was industrially developed in the early 1950s as an expansion to a portion of the original John-Manville Facility, a facility that manufactured products containing asbestos for use in roofing, flooring, and piping.
Brothers Discount – Case Study
Historically, the Brothers Discount property operated as a retail gasoline and convenience store under various owners and facility names until abandoned after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Tulane Shell – Case Study
The Tulane Shell facility has been operated as a gasoline service with three underground storage tanks (USTs) and four active fuel dispensers.
Stennis Space Center Perimeter Metal Dust Air Monitoring
Leaaf was contacted to conduct a perimeter metal dust air monitoring on behalf of Relativity Space, Inc. located at Building 9101 at the Stennis Space Center property in Hancock County, Mississippi.
BlueFin Sound Level Survey
BlueFin Energy, contacted Leaaf's Environmental Health and Safety Division for assistance on sound level surveying two site locations located in New Iberia, LA.
Baptist Theological Seminary
Leaaf's Indoor Air Quality Division was contracted by the Baptist Theological Seminary to provide asbestos management and various environmental services in accordance with AHERA guidelines.
Marrero Land Lot 2 Brownfields Investigation
Leaaf was contracted by JEDCO to provide a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) funded though their Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Brownfields Coalition Assessment Grant.
