ProLogis - Taylor Way Site
Floyd|Snider was retained by ProLogis to fulfill the requirements of an Agreed Order wth the Department of Ecology to perform a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study of a 10 acre undeveloped land located on the Blair Peninsula in the Tacoma Tideflats area. The ProLogis Taylor Way Property (Site) was originally slated for warehouse redevelopment, but development was complicated by adjacent property contamination that extended onto the ProLogis property. The ProLogis site was originally part of a larger site developed in the late 1920s to early 1930s with a wood manufacturing plant; the southern one-third of the Site remaining a tidal marsh. Activities involved with the historical land use of the site and adjacent property resulted in the presence of VOCs, SVOCs, TPHs, and metals.
Floyd|Snider worked with Ecology and produced a Remedial Investigation Report (RI) and a Feasibility Study Report (FS) defining cleanup actions required at the site to support redevelopment. Remedial investigation work included soil test pit explorations, installation of groundwater monitoring wells and piezometers, and quarterly monitoring of groundwater at the site.
Ecology concurred with recommendations in the FS to cap the site as part of a future redevelopment which will prevent stormwater infiltration into metals impacted soil. The Port of Tacoma later purchased the site from ProLogis following Ecology approval of the RI/FS.
- Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study
- Groundwater Plume Delineation
- Agency Coordination and Negotiation
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