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Assessment of Environmental Risks
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March 2012
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Assessment of Environmental Risks
for Municipality of Bayham at Port
Burwell
March 2012
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Executive Summary
The Municipality of Bayham is considering an opportunity to assume parcels of land in and
about Port Burwell harbour located in Elgin County at the mouth of Big Otter Creek on the north
shore of central Lake Erie. The harbour is currently owned by Fisheries and Oceans Canada-
Small Craft Harbours (DFO). It provides privately operated dockage and marina services to
recreational and commercial fishing vessels. Prior 1976 the harbour and associated lands were
operated as a commercial port by Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC).
Bulked goods such as coal, potash and fuel oil as well as fueling of vessels occurred in and
about the harbour for more than fifty years. The commercial port was served by Canadian
Pacific Railway, which had a rail head at the port. Municipal staff and Council are concerned
about possible contamination legacies that the Municipality would be responsible for and
possibly restrict future development options for the harbour, if present. The Municipality retained
Stantec Consulting Ltd.to assess environmental risks associated with the federal lands at the
harbour based upon a review of background information and reports readily available from the
Municipality and other sources. It should be noted that this study was not intended to meet the
requirements of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment(ESA) under CAN/CSAZ768-01 or
Ontario Regulation 153/04.
Upon review of the readily available information some gaps in critical information were apparent.
Based on these gaps, the following is recommended:
• Completion of an updated Phase I ESA given that the most recent Phase I ESA was
conducted over a decade ago;
• A complete and detailed compilation of parcel descriptions and legal survey(s) defining
the parcels under consideration for transfer from DFO to the Municipality. While it is
recognized that a full description would likely form a part of the land transfer, prior
verification is necessary on the basis of assessing risks should additional lands, areas,
or conditions be included that are not anticipated at this time;
• Sediment quality information for depths to 8 m (24 ft) below Lake Erie datum for harbour
areas that would require dredging to Seaway depth to accommodate possible future
commercial ferry service. The purpose of the sediment sampling is to allow the
assessment of disposal options for dredging spoils; and
• Soil and groundwater quality information for upland segments parcels under
consideration for transfer from DFO to the Municipality. The soil and groundwater data
would be used to evaluate whether historical land uses have resulted in environmental
impacts to lands that would be acquired by the Municipality. In addition, soil quality data
will assist in evaluating reuse or disposal options for excess soil generated during upland
harbour improvements.
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Programs were identified to close the information gaps, including a Phase I ESA, and a Phase II
ESA to assess soil, groundwater and sediment quality based on the existing data gaps. It
should be noted that further modifications may be required to address the findings from the
updated Phase I ESA.
A thorough assessment of environmental risks must take into account the following:
• Risks to the Municipality in assuming the federal lands based on known environmental
issues/impacts identified in currently available documents; and
• Risks to the Municipality in assuming the federal lands based on currently unknown
environmental information that might be identified through the completion of the Phase I
ESA and Phase II ESA.
In addition to the above, consideration must be given to assumption of land on an "as is" basis
(i.e., current development and use)versus anticipated redevelopment or reuse initiatives, since
land use changes could trigger regulatory requirements, such as those outlined in Ontario
Regulation 153/04 made under the Environmental Protection Act. Regardless, future
contemplated dredging projects will in all likelihood require further sediment sampling (whether
for deeper dredging operations to accommodate future initiatives such as vessel craft use, or
ongoing maintenance). As previously noted, sample results in the future may not be the same
as results noted in 2010 and therefore approval to dispose of dredged material in the lake is not
guaranteed. Furthermore, costs associated with land disposal of dredged materials could be
orders of magnitude higher than in-water disposal depending on the results of the analysis.
Potential risks associated with soil contamination also exist regardless of future development.
Based on the background data provided and reviewed as part of this current assessment, a full
risk assessment cannot be completed until the aforementioned gaps in critical information are
closed.
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Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY E.1
1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND 1.1
2.0 OBJECTIVES,SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 2.1
2.1 OBJECTIVE 2.1
2.2 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 2.1
3.0 AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND SOURCES 3.1
3.1 MUNICIPALLY SUPPLIED INFORMATION 3.1
•3.2 OTHER INFORMATION AND SOURCES 3.1
4.0 GAPS IN CRITICAL INFORMATION 4.1
4.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS 4.1
4.2 SEDIMENT AND SOILS QUALITY INFORMATION 4.1
4.3 HISTORICAL ACTIVITIES AND LEGACY ISSUES 4.2
5.0 FINDINGS 5.1
5.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS 5.1
5.2 HARBOUR ACTIVITIES AND FEATURES 5.1
5.2.1 Commercial Port 5.1
5.2.2 Small Craft Harbour 5.2
5.2.3 Current Activities and Features 5.3
5.3 HARBOUR SEDIMENT QUALITY 5.4
5.3.1 Sediment Quality In-Water Disposal Criteria and Approvals for Dredging Spoils 5.5
5.4 SOIL QUALITY 5.6
6.0 ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS 6.1
6.1 RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH DISPOSAL OF DREDGING SPOILS 6.1
6.1.1 Limitations 6.1
6.2 RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH LEGACY ISSUES IN SOILS ON UPLAND SEGMENTS 6.1
7.0 PROGRAMS TO CLOSE GAPS IN CRITICAL INFORMATION 7.1
7.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS 7.1
7.1.1 Task 7.1
7.1.2 Estimate of Probable Cost 7.1
7.2 PHASE ! ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT 7.1
7.2.1 Opinion of Probable Cost 7.2
7.3 PHASE II ESA 7.2
7.3.1 Estimates of Probable Cost 7.2
8.0 SUMMARY 8.1
9.0 LIMITATIONS 9.1
REFERENCES 9.2
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Appendices
Appendix 1 —List of Available Mapping
Appendix 2—Aerial Imagery
Appendix 3—Sediment Quality Data
Appendix 4—Site Photos
List of Figures
Figure 1: Port Burwell Location and Features 1.1
Figure 2: Sketch Summarizing DFO Lands at Port Burwell 1.2
Figure 3: Port Burwell Harbour 1956 5.2
Figure 4: Port Burwell Harbour 1973 5.3
Figure 5: Port Burwell Harbour 2010 5.4
List of Tables
Table 1: Sediment Metals and Nutrients vs. Sediment Quality Guidelines and Background Levels 5.6
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Introduction and Background
1.0 Introduction and Background
Stantec Consulting Ltd.was retained by the Corporation of the Municipality of Bayham
(Municipality) to provide a review of environmental risks for the Municipality in assuming
ownership of parcels of land and the harbour at Port Burwell (Subject Lands)from the federal
Department of Fisheries and Oceans- Small Craft Harbours (DFO). Port Burwell is located in
Elgin County at the mouth of Big Otter Creek on the central north shore of Lake Erie (Figure 1).
As a part of investigating the acquisition opportunity, the Municipality required professional
assistance to review available environmental information and provide advice regarding
environmental risks that may be present on the Subject Lands. It should be noted that this
study was not intended to meet the requirements of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
(ESA) under CAN/CSAZ768-01 or Ontario Regulation 153/04 made under the Environmental
Protection Act.
Port Burwell was originally established as a small fishing wharf in the early 1830s. Over the
years the harbour expanded to accommodate the shipment of commodities to and from other
Great Lakes ports. In the early 1900s, the harbour was used largely as a commercial fishing
and bulked goods(coal, potash and fuel oil)trans-shipment point. It is presently used as a
recreational and commercial fishing access point, a community wharf, and a harbour of refuge.
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Introduction and Background
Parcels of land in the Subject Lands under consideration for transfer to the Municipality include:
• a beach front parcel and associated shore protection along the Lake Erie shoreline east
of Big Otter Creek noted as Part 1; and
• piers, harbour walls and appurtenances and land parcels about the harbour, and west
extension wall and associated water lots at the mouth of Big Otter Creek noted as Part
2.
These parcels are illustrated in Figure 2, below. The current owner of the Subject Lands is DFO.
Part 6 and Part 7 noted in Figure 2 are also owned by DFO; however, it is understood that these
parcels will not be transferred to the Municipality.
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Objectives,Scope and Limitations
2.0 Objectives, Scope and Limitations
2.1 OBJECTIVE
The objective of the Peer Review/Analysis of Environmental Risks is to complete the following
work for the site:
• Review existing environmental, sediment, and dredging reports; and
a Provide advice to the Municipality regarding environmental risks associated with
potential property transfer, considering potential future harbour uses associated with
future dredging initiatives (i.e., marina uses, commercial ferry service).
2.2 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
The scope of work included the preparation of a report to the Municipality concerning
environmental risks associated with the DFO parcels to be potentially transferred to the
Municipality based upon a desk top review of readily available environmental information
provided by the Municipality concerning the lands and sediments within the harbour. This
entailed a high level review of both threats from possible contamination on upland areas of the
subject lands and also disposal options and limitations for future-dredged material relative to
existing guidelines and regulations, including lake disposal or possible beneficial re-use of
dredged materials.
As noted in Section 1.0, this study did not include the completion of a Phase I ESA. In addition,
the extent of the review was limited to Part 1 and Part 2 of DFO parcels at the site as noted on
Figure 2.
Based upon review of the available reports and other information and in accordance with the
scope of work provided, the intent of this letter report is to provide the Municipality with
information relating to:
• Potential environmental risks associated with acquiring the Subject Lands from DFO;
• Recommendations for any additional studies required to more thoroughly assess
potential environmental risks;
• Possible future risks, if any, to the Municipality concerning land-based soils and dredged
material disposal options or potential beneficial re-use based on available data;
• Gaps in critical information concerning land and dredging-related issues in reviewed
reports and other information;
• Recommendations for additional harbour sediment and land parcels soils sampling and
recommended parameters for their analyses to close critical information gaps; and
• Estimated cost of recommended additional sampling and studies.
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Available Information and Sources
3.0 Available Information and Sources
The following is a summary of available information used in this assessment. Copies of the
available raw data, mapping and surveys are appended to this report.
3.1 MUNICIPALLY SUPPLIED INFORMATION
Information provided by the Municipality included:
• Enhanced Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment 2001 - MacViro Consultants Inc.
(2001);
• Environment Canada comments on aforementioned Phase 1 report;
• Historical sediment and dredging reports for the harbour area (2011, 2010, 2009, 2005,
and 2001);
• Coastal Processes Sedimentation and Dredging Review—ShorePlan Engineering Ltd.
(2010);
• Site Assessment and Management Strategy— Dillon Consulting Limited (2000); and
• Approvals/Comments obtained for recent dredging initiatives.
3.2 OTHER INFORMATION AND SOURCES
Other information sources accessed included:
▪ Historical air photos of the site taken in 1956 and 1973, accessed from the National Air
Photo Library,.Ottawa;
• 2010 SWOOP orthophotography of the site, provided by the Township of Malahide;
• Site parcel summary mapping from Public Works and Government Services Canada
(PWGSC) (S.G.C. 00-3421 Item no. 00-068-SKETCH ), provided by the Municipality;
• DFO Drawing no. 4766-PLC, provided by DFO;
• Site surveys for DFO parcels at the north end of the harbour, provided by DFO;
• 2011 sediment quality data relating to proposed dredging to accommodate the HMCS
Ojibwa museum project, provided by Riggs Engineering Ltd.;
• Sediment quality data for Big Otter Creek, from Environment Canada (2001); and
• Interviews with long time Port Burwell resident, Ron Bradfield.
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Gaps in Critical Information
4.0 Gaps in Critical Information
4.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS
Available mapping for the Subject Lands was limited to the DFO Compiled Property Plan (No.
4766, Approved 06 June 1997)and PWGSC Sketch of Port Burwell Harbour(SGC 34-002, Item
No. 00-068-SKETCH, no date) and two surveys with details of the DFO parcels in the upper
harbour. Legal surveys were not available for the Subject Lands. This inconsistency needs to be
resolved and the number and extent of parcels in the Subject Lands under consideration for
transfer to the Municipality need to be defined with a survey.
4.2 SEDIMENT AND SOILS QUALITY INFORMATION
While there is information on quality of surface and shallow sediments through the harbour,
there is an apparent lack of information on quality of sediments deeper than 1.5 m (5 ft) below
the harbour floor and quality of soils on upland portions of DFO parcels about the harbour.
We are aware that Council members would like to keep harbour options open to accommodate
deep draft vessels requiring a harbour depth up to 8 m (-24 ft) below Lake Erie datum
(173.5 m). There is no information on quality of sediments at and about this depth.
In addition, information on quality of soils in land parcels is very limited. The only soil quality
data are for one sample taken by MacViro in 2001 at a location in the Part 1 parcel on the east
shore of the harbour at the foot of Robinson Street.
According to anecdotal information from long time local resident, Ron Bradfield, and from a
1956 air photo of the site, bulk goods such as coal and potash were off loaded from vessels for
storage and transfer on both sides of the harbour through the first half of the 20th Century.
Contamination from bulk goods may have occurred on these lands that could still be present as
environmental legacies; however, there are no soil or groundwater data available for these
areas.
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4.3 HISTORICAL ACTIVITIES AND LEGACY ISSUES
Information in available background reports concerning historical activities in and about the
harbour that may have negatively impacted soils and sediment quality and introduced
environmental legacies to the Subject Lands is limited to short descriptions of bulk goods such
as coal, fuel oil and fertilizer. Given the more than 75 years of bulk goods shipping activity
through the harbour last century there may have been undocumented spills and other releases
of contaminants on land and in-harbour at goods and materials transfer points. In addition,
reference within available documentation to a fire within the area of an 8,000 ton coal pile was
noted, as was mention of a previous large 2,700,000 litre (600,000 imperial gallon) oil tank
along the harbour. There were no historical spill records available for the Subject Lands in the
documents reviewed by Stantec.
This limited information has been supplemented, somewhat, with anecdotal accounts from
interviews on four occasions with long time local resident, Ron Bradfield.
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5.0 Findings
5.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS
For the purposes of this assessment, parcels making up Part 1 and Part 2 on the undated
PWGSC plan will be considered as the Subject Lands for transfer to the Municipality. These
areas are illustrated on Figure 2.
Upland portions in the Subject Lands include:
• a parcel east of the harbour along the Lake Erie shore (Part 1);
• a parcel along the south end of the west pier and at its end (Part 2); and
• the west extension wall out to the armour stone breakwater(Part 2).
With the exception of the above, boundaries for the Subject Lands seem to follow the harbour
wall face.
The water lot extending from the mouth of Big Otter Creek(Waterloo St. alignment)out into the
lake and the turning basin infill area along the west harbour wall are also included in the Subject
Lands.
5.2 HARBOUR ACTIVITIES AND FEATURES
Information on historical activities about Port Burwell harbour possibly contributing to legacy
environmental issues was enhanced through interviews with long time Port Burwell resident,
Ron Bradfield, and from a review of air photos dated 1956 and 1973 that were obtained from the
National Air Photo Library, Ottawa. Mr. Bradfield was contacted on four occasions in November
2011.
5.2.1 Commercial Port
The harbour was active in shipment and transfer of bulk coal, potash, and fuel oil through the
first half of the twentieth century. A 1956 air photo of the harbour(Figure 3) shows bulk
materials stored on both sides of the harbour, the Canadian Pacific Railway(CPR)tracks and
related rail infrastructure serving the dock for the rail car ferry/bulk carrier Ashtabula on the east
side of the harbour, and the 2,700,000 litre (600,000 Imperial gallon) capacity bulk fuel tank on
the west harbour. Coal, potash and other bulk dry goods offloaded and temporarily stored along
the west pier were moved by conveyor toward the narrow part of the upstream harbour and then
transferred to by conveyor boom to the CPR yard on the east side and furtherance onto inland
markets by rail. The bulk fuel oil tank operated by Ingram Fuels, clearly visible in the 1956 air
photo, received bulk product by boat. It was distributed by tank truck to inland markets(R.
Bradfield, personal communication).
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5.2.2 Small Craft Harbour
Large vessel commercial activity in the harbour declined through the 1960s, initiated with the
sinking of the Ashtabula rail ferry outside Cleveland harbour in 1958. By 1973, commercial
harbour traffic had ceased with transfer of bulk goods service to nearby Port Stanley, leaving
just the west side bulk fuel oil tank (Figure 4). The harbour was transferred from PWGSC to
DFO in 1976. It has operated as a recreational vessel harbour since then.
Dredging to shallower depths suitable for recreational and small commercial vessels was
undertaken in the lower harbour and at the harbour mouth sporadically after 1970 by DFO, the
Municipality and specialized commercial operations with lands leased along the west pier
harbour wall.
Some parcels of DFO land on both sides of the harbour, including the east pier were transferred
to the Municipality after 1976, leaving only the parcels identified on Figure 2 under federal
ownership.
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5.2.3 Current Activities and Features
The harbour is currently owned by DFO and provides privately operated dockage and marina
services to recreational and commercial fishing vessels. The harbour is also a possible harbour
of refuge for vessels in danger on Lake Erie.
Without continuous removal of the accumulating sediment load from Big Otter Creek in the
upper harbour, the turning basin has filled in along the west pier wall as is clearly evident in the
2010 air photo, below(Figure 5).
The foundations for the CPR locomotive turn table on the west harbour at the foot of Wellington
Street in the east harbour and bulk fuel tank site near the end of Chatham Street in the west
harbour remain visible in the 2010 air photo. These features are not on the Subject Lands but
are in close proximity.
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5.3 HARBOUR SEDIMENT QUALITY
Sediment quality is usually evaluated with respect to two sets of criteria; Ontario sediment
quality guidelines (PSQG)developed by the Ministry of the Environment and federal sediment
quality guidelines (CSQG) developed by the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment
(CCME). Both sets of guidelines have listed effects levels for various organic and inorganic
parameters. The PSQG lowest effect level (LEL) is the level at which sediment is considered
marginally polluted. The PSQG severe effect level (SEL) refers to the concentration at which
the sediment is considered grossly polluted. The CSQG interim freshwater effects level (ISQG)
and probable effects level (PEL)are somewhat different benchmarks.
The PSQG also lists background levels for various parameters for general use across the
province. Background level concentrations for some metals and nutrients representing the non-
human influenced (pre-ambrosia I pre-colonial) condition for Lake Erie and other Great Lakes
have also been published by Kemp and Thomas(1976). These too can serve as the
background benchmark when evaluating sediment quality for the Great Lakes.
In Ontario, in-water disposal options for dredging spoils are evaluated by the Ministry of the
Environment (MOE) against the PSQG LEL and background levels. In-water disposal can be a
MOE-approved management option for the dredging spoils when sediment sample results are
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less than the listed LEL or background levels, whichever is greater, for the parameters in
question.
In 2010, the Municipality arranged collection of six(6)surface sediment samples from the
harbour. The samples were analyzed for a suite of metals, nutrients, polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs), and pesticides.
Results show;
• all samples had PCBs and pesticides concentrations below the method detection limits;
• some samples had concentrations of PAH species at trace levels;
▪ all samples metals parameters below background levels for Lake Erie; and
• two samples had TOC concentrations that were greater than background levels.
Analytical results for metals and nutrients from the 2010 samples are presented in Table 1 and
compared with PSQG and CSQG parameter benchmark levels and published background
concentrations for Lake Erie.
Some samples exceed the provincial PSQG LEL for total organic carbon (TOC), total nitrogen
(TKN), total phosphorous (TP) and copper. Results exceeding LEL benchmarks have been
indicated in bold on Table 1. All other results were below the PSQG LELs.
5.3.1 Sediment Quality In-Water Disposal Criteria and Approvals for Dredging Spoils
With respect to Ontario approval for in-water disposal options, TOC results for Sample 4 and
Sample 6 exceed the background level for Lake Erie. All other samples meet the in-water
disposal criteria.
MOE has reviewed sediment quality relating to proposed dredging of Port Burwell harbour for
the proposed HMCS Ojibwa project. Based upon a review of the available data, MOE has
approved in-water disposal of the dredging spoils for the project. Information provided also
suggests that, at present, approvals are in place to allow for dredging to 2.4m (8 ft) depth. It is
not clear at this time whether the current approval may be impacted should the land be
transferred to the Municipality, or based on future regulatory changes.
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Table 1: Sediment Metals and Nutrients vs.Sediment Quality Guidelines and Background Levels
Back- PSQG PSQG CSQG CSQG 1 2 3 4 5 6
Parameter ground LEL SEL ISQG PEL
METALS
Arsenic 4 6 33 5.9 17 2.2 1.5 1.2 2.5 1.7 1.8
Cadmium 1 0.6 10 0.6 3.5 <1.0 <1.0 <1.0 <1.0 <1.0 <1.0
Chromium 31 26 110 37.3 90 12.6 9.35 _10.55 16.55 4.9 7
Copper 25 16 110 35.7 197 9.5 7 6.75 16.5 4.65 6.05
Lead 23 31 250 35 91.3 2.85 2.6 4.2 8.6 2.8 3.2
Mercury 0.1 0.2 20.17 486 <0.1 <0.1 <0.1 <0.1 <0.1 <0.1
Nickel 31 16 75 ' - 8.5 5.8 5.3 12.65 3.85 4.3
Zinc 65 120 820 123 315 33.7 25.4 25.05 53.75 _ 16.4 18.4
NUTRIENTS
Total
organic 1.58 1.13 1.12 2.54 0.64 0.76
carbon(%) 1.56'' 1 10 -
Total
Kjeldahl 800 500 500 1600 300 300
Nitrogen 2000** 550 4800 -
Total
phosphorus 1300** 600 2000 536 470 405 695 343 407
1.All concentrations in pglg(ppm)unless otherwise specified.
2. ''means no value available
3.PSQG=Provincial Sediment Quality Guidelines,defined in Guidelines for Identifying,Assessing and Managing Contaminated
Sediments in Ontario:An Integrated Approach,May 2008.
4.LEL=Lowest Effect Level
5.SEL=Severe Effect Level
6.*"Kemp and Thomas(1976) ***PSQG Table 3(Background Values)
7.CSQG=Canadian Sediment Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Aquatic Wildlife,CCME 2002
8.ISQG=Interim Sediment Quality Guidelines
9.PEL=Probable Effect Levei
10.Bold values indicate
concentrations greater than the
PSQG LEL
5.4 SOIL QUALITY
There is lithe available information on quality of soils in the upland portions of the Subject
Lands.
Soil quality data are available for just one surface soil sample taken from the beach east of the
harbour at the foot of Robinson Street in Part 1 for the 2001 MacViro site assessment. The
sample was analyzed for inorganic parameters only. According to the MacViro report, all results
for this sample were below criteria for residential and park land uses for parameters listed in the
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Findings
Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy"Guideline of Use at Contaminated Sites in Ontario"
September 1998, Table B: Surface Soil Remediation Criteria for Residential/Parkland Use for
Non-Potable Groundwater Conditions, and the CCME "Canadian Environmental Quality
Guidelines" 1999, Canadian Soil Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Environmental and
Human Health (Residential/Parkland Land Use).
There were no other soil quality data available for the harbour area.
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6.0 Assessment of Environmental Risks
6.1 RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH DISPOSAL OF DREDGING SPOILS
in 2011 dredging was proposed to accommodate passage of the submarine, HMCS Ojibwa,
through the harbour to a proposed permanent home on the east bank of the Big Otter Creek. At
that time the MOE approved in-water disposal of the dredged sediments based on the 2010
sediment sample data. The dredging, however, was not implemented since the arrangements
to procure the Ojibwa were not finalized.
Future contemplated dredging projects will in all likelihood require further sediment sampling
Sample results in the future may not be the same as 2010 and approval to dispose of dredged
material in the lake is not guaranteed. Costs associated with upland approval could be orders of
magnitude higher than in-water disposal, depending on the results of the analysis.
Further, if the Municipality assumes ownership of the harbour from the federal government the
regulations governing project approvals will be different and probably more onerous.
6.1.1 Limitations
Available sediment quality data pertains to sediments less than 1.5 m (5 ft) below the top of
sediment. There is no sediment quality information for sediments at deeper depths that may
have to be dredged to provide vessel craft depth clearance up to 8m (24 ft.) below Lake Erie
datum to accommodate commercial vessels and ferries as is in the mind of Council members.
6.2 RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH LEGACY ISSUES IN SOILS ON UPLAND
SEGMENTS
This assessment remains incomplete as there is very little information available on quality of
soils and there is no information on the quality of groundwater in upland segments of the
Subject Lands. One surface sample of soil was taken from the beach area east of the harbour
at the foot of Robinson Street by MacViro in 2001 and analyzed for inorganic parameters. On
July 1, 2011 the MOE introduced revised Site Condition Standards that are more stringent than
the guidelines that were in place in 2001. It is important that any new soil quality data be
evaluated in accordance with the current MOE Site Condition Standards.
There are no soil quality data available for other land parcels in the Subject Lands; notably, the
two parcels along and at the south end of the west pier wall. Historical air photography and
previous reports confirm that a considerable amount of bulk goods storage and transfer took
place in these areas while the harbour was an active commercial port. It is possible that
contamination legacies associated with coal, potash and fuel oil might exist on the lands in
these areas, but there are no soil results available to allow for assessment.
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The west extension wall is also part of the Subject Lands in Part 2. It extends south from the
end of west pier to the start of the armour stone breakwater extending into the Lake Erie
(Figures 1 and 2). This concrete wall was constructed as an in-water harbour protection
structure. It had no appreciable land associated with it during the commercial period of the
harbour. Since that time, beach has built up along the west side of the wall and the harbour side
has filled in with sand and other materials have been deposited in these areas by long shore
transport currents and other lake processes. While there are no soils or sediment quality
information available in and about this structure, the risk of environmental contamination in this
area is anticipated to be very low since associated soils and sediment on and about it have
accumulated recently and there was no historical commercial activity associated with it.
There is little information on soils quality for the Subject Lands parcel in Part 1 along the Lake
Erie shoreline east of the harbour. The soils quality information is limited to the 2001 MacViro
sample analysis described previously. The risk of environmental legacy contamination should
be low for this area since the information reviewed suggests that no harbour-related or other
commercial-industrial activities took place in this area. Furthermore, the shoreline in this area is
constantly experiencing loss and accretion of materials resulting from long shore action of
prevailing lake currents and other lake processes. Soils in this parcel will be recent and
expected to be un impacted by human activities.
There also remains uncertainty about the number and extent of land portions that are included
in the Subject Lands. It is assumed that a thorough land registry search will be conducted in the
event of a transfer. It should be noted, however, that knowledge of the exact lands in
consideration for transfer is required in order to properly assess whether potential or actual
environmental concerns exist.
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Programs to Close Gaps in Critical Information
7.0 Programs to Close Gaps in Critical Information
7.1 MAPPING AND SURVEYS
7.1.1 Task
It is recommended that the Municipality ask DFO whether an up to date legal survey outlining
the Subject Lands exists. If such a plan is not available, it is recommended that the Municipality
retain an Ontario Land Surveyor to produce a legal survey incorporating existing land registry
information.
7.1.2 Estimate of Probable Cost
Given DFO's willingness to transfer ownership of the lands to the Municipality, it is unlikely that
there would be a cost for the search of DFO and PWGSC records for the surveys by federal
staff. The cost to prepare a new legal survey of the Subject Lands could be up to $15,000.
7.2 PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
The most recent Phase I ESA report that encompassed the Subject Lands was issued in 2001.
It is important that the Municipality commission an updated Phase I ESA in order to properly
assess whether potential or actual environmental contamination exists on the Subject Lands,
rather than relying on a report that is over a decade old. The importance of having a current
Phase I ESA is recognized by organizations, such as the Ontario Ministry of the Environment
(MOE), the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), and financial lending
institutions. Ontario Regulation 153/04 requires Phase I ESAs to be updated if more than 18
months elapses between the completion of a Phase I ESA and the start of a Phase II ESA or
risk assessment. Similarly, ASTM El 527-05 states that Phase I ESAs must be completed no
more than 180 days before a property transaction. These timelines recognize the potential for
changes to actual site conditions due to ongoing use, or other changes to the land Phase : ESA
process based on updated regulatory information and requirements.
Two options exist for the completion of Phase I ESAs in Ontario. Phase I ESAs that are
conducted when a Record of Site Condition will not be filed with the MOE can be completed to
the requirements of CAN/CSAZ768-01. If there is a potential that a Record of Site condition will
be filed, the Phase I ESA must meet the requirements of O.Reg.153/04. in general, Phase I
ESAs completed in accordance with O.Reg.153/04 are significantly more comprehensive than a
Phase I ESA completed in accordance with CAN/CSAZ768-01, with a few exceptions (e.g.,
O.Reg.153/04 does not require the assessment of Special Attention Items, such as asbestos
and lead paint).
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7.2.1 Opinion of Probable Cost
The opinion of probable cost for completing a Phase I ESA will depend on which standard is
used. A Phase I ESA completed in accordance with CAN/CSAZ768-01 would likely cost in the
range of$5,000 to $6,000. The opinion of probable cost for a Phase I ESA completed in
accordance with O.Reg.153/04 is in the range of$15,000 to $20,000.
7.3 PHASE II ESA
Following the completion of the Phase I ESA, we recommend that additional sampling and
analyses of sediment and soil should be undertaken in selected areas of the Subject Lands to
address data gaps.
In conjunction with the collection of soil and sediment samples, it is recommended that
monitoring wells be installed to allow the collection of groundwater samples at selected upland
borehole locations.
Soil and deep sediment core samples to a level of 8 m (24 ft) below chart datum (elevation
173.5 m)should be obtained from the turning basin infill area and on land in the Subject Lands
parcels at the south end of the west pier. This depth should provide a good profile down to
dredged depths of when the harbour accommodated larger commercial lake vessels and the
accumulated sediments since last dredging to those depths in about 1970.
We propose the following sample locations:
• two (2) locations in the turning basin infill area,
• two (2) locations in the parcel along the south end of the west pier, and
• one (1) optional location in another parcel, as needed.
▪ Core samples of soils/sediment would be obtained using a truck mounted drill rig.
Sample aliquots would be taken from subsurface, mid-level and bottom horizons in the
cores. The samples would be analyzed at a licensed commercial laboratory for the suite
of inorganic and organic parameters.
It is assumed that all sample locations can be accessed with a truck mounted drill rig.
Samples should be analyzed for a suite of possible contaminant parameters, including but not
limited to metals, PAH species, hydrocarbons, pesticides and PCBs.
7.3.1 Estimates of Probable Cost
The opinion of probable cost for the Phase II ESA is $30,000 to $40,000. This assumes that the
Phase II ESA would be completed in accordance with CAN/CSA Z769-00, and would not need
to meet the requirements of O.Reg.153/04.
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The program would include:
• drilling contractor services to obtain core samples and install monitoring wells at up to
five (5) locations over two (2) days at$2,500 per day;
• lab analyses of soils, deep sediment and ground water samples for up to 18 samples at
$1000 per sample; and
• site time, data analyses, and reporting on results at $1,200 per day.
The scope of work and opinion of probable cost for the Phase 11 ESA may need to be revised
depending on the findings of the Phase I ESA.
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8.0 Summary
The Municipality is considering an opportunity to assume parcels of land in and about Port
Burwell harbour located in Elgin County on the north shore of central Lake Erie. The harbour is
currently owned by DFO and provides privately operated dockage and marina services to
recreational and commercial fishing vessels. Prior to 1976 the harbour and associated lands
were operated as a commercial port by PWGSC. Bulk goods such as coal, potash and fuel oil
as well as fueling of vessels occurred in and about the harbour for more than fifty years. The
commercial port was served by CPR, which had a rail head at the port.
Municipal staff and Council are concerned about possible contamination that the Municipality
would be responsible for and/or possible restrictions on future development options for the
harbour, should these impacts be present. The Municipality retained Stantec to assess
environmental risks associated with the federal lands at the harbour based upon a review of
background information and reports readily available from the Municipality and other sources. It
should be noted that this study was not intended to meet the requirements of a Phase I
Environmental Site Assessment(ESA) under CAN/CSAZ768-01 or Ontario Regulation 153/04
made under the Environmental Protection Act.
Upon review of the readily available information some gaps in critical information were apparent.
Based on these gaps, the following is recommended:
• Completion of an updated Phase I ESA given that the most recent Phase ] ESA was
conducted over a decade ago;
• A complete and detailed compilation of parcel descriptions and legal survey(s) defining
the parcels under consideration for transfer from DFO to the Municipality. While it is
recognized that a full description would likely form a part of the land transfer, prior
verification is necessary on the basis of assessing risks should additional lands, areas,
or conditions be included that are not anticipated at this time;
• Sediment quality information for depths to 8 m (24 ft) below Lake Erie datum for harbour
areas that would require dredging to Seaway depth to accommodate possible future
commercial ferry service. The purpose of the sediment sampling is to allow the
assessment of disposal options for dredging spoils; and
• Soil and groundwater quality information for upland segments parcels under
consideration for transfer from DFO to the Municipality. The soil and groundwater data
would be used to evaluate whether historical land uses have resulted in environmental
impacts to lands that would be acquired by the Municipality. In addition, soil quality data
will assist in evaluating reuse or disposal options for excess soil generated during upland
harbour improvements.
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Summary
Programs were identified to close the information gaps, including a Phase I ESA, and a Phase II
ESA to assess soil, groundwater and sediment quality based on the existing data gaps. It
should be noted that further modifications may be required to address the findings from the
updated Phase I ESA.
A thorough assessment of environmental risks must take into account the following:
• Risks to the Municipality in assuming the federal lands based on known environmental
issues/impacts identified in currently available documents; and
• Risks to the Municipality in assuming the federal lands based on currently unknown
environmental information that might be identified through the completion of the Phase
ESA and Phase II ESA.
In addition to the above, consideration must be given to assumption of land on an "as is" basis
(i.e., current development and use)versus anticipated redevelopment or reuse initiatives, since
land use changes could trigger regulatory requirements, such as those outlined in Ontario
Regulation 153/04 made under the Environmental Protection Act. Regardless, future
contemplated dredging projects will in all likelihood require further sediment sampling (whether
for deeper dredging operations to accommodate future initiatives such as vessel craft use, or
ongoing maintenance). As previously noted, sample results in the future may not be the same
as results noted in 2010 and therefore approval to dispose of dredged material in the lake is not
guaranteed. Furthermore, costs associated with land disposal of dredged materials could be
orders of magnitude higher than in-water disposal depending on the results of the analysis.
Potential risks associated with soil contamination also exist regardless of future development.
Based on the background data provided and reviewed as part of this current assessment, a full
risk assessment cannot be completed until the aforementioned gaps in critical information are
closed.
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Limitations
9.0 Limitations
In conducting this environmental site assessment, Stantec confirms that it had access to the
experience and capability necessary to perform and did perform in accordance with generally
accepted professional standards at the time and location in which the services were provided.
No other representations, warranties or guarantees are made concerning the accuracy or
completeness of the data or conclusions contained within this report, including no assurance
that this assessment has uncovered all potential liabilities associated with the identified
property.
This report provides an evaluation of environmental conditions associated with the identified
property at the time the assessments were conducted and are based on information obtained by
and/or provided to Stantec at that time. There are no assurances regarding the accuracy and
completeness of this information. All information received from the client or third parties in the
preparation of this report has been assumed by Stantec to be correct. Stantec assumes no
responsibility for any deficiency or inaccuracy in information received from others.
The opinions in this report can only be relied upon as they relate to the condition of the identified
property at the time the assessments and/or investigations were conducted. Activities at the
property subsequent to Stantec's assessment may have significantly altered the property's
condition. Conclusions made within this report are a professional opinion at the time of the
writing of this report, not a certification of the property's environmental condition. This report is
not a legal opinion regarding compliance with applicable laws.
This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of the client identified herein and any use
by any third party is prohibited. Stantec assumes no responsibility for losses, damages,
liabilities or claims, howsoever arising, from third party use of this report.
The locations of any utilities illustrated in this report, if any, including pole lines, conduits, water
mains, sewers and other surface or sub-surface utilities and structures are not necessarily as
described in this report or its appendices, and where shown or described, the accuracy of the
position of such utilities and structures is not guaranteed. Before starting work, any individual
should confirm the exact location of all such utilities and structures and assume all liability for
damage to them.
If Stantec's services include the collection of samples, it should be noted that there are
limitations that are inherent in any intrusive work of this nature. Conditions may vary between
sample locations and the parameters tested for may be limited by factors such as the areas of
greatest risk identified in any previous site assessment, the site conditions (e.g. utility
placements)and cost factors. Accordingly, no representations can be made regarding
parameters for which tests were not performed. A potential remains for the presence of
unknown, unidentified, or unforeseen surface and subsurface environmental conditions.
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References
References
Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment. 2002. Canadian Sediment Quality Guidelines
for the Protection of Aquatic Life, 1999, updated 2002
Hhttp://www.ccme.ca/assets/pdf/sedqg_summary_table.pdf
Dillon Consulting Limited. 2000. Site Assessment and Management Strategy—Port Burwell
Environment Canada. 2002. Sediment Quality in Canadian Lake Erie Tributaries—A
Screening-Level Survey. Environment Canada Publication ECB/EHD-OR102-05/l. June 2002
Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Port Burwell Harbour. DFO Drawing No. 4766-PLC.
Kemp, A.L.W., and R.L. Thomas. 1976. Impact of man's activities on the chemical
composition in the sediments of lakes Ontario, Erie, and Huron. Water,Air, and Soil
Pollution 5:469-490
Municipality of Malahide. 2010 SWOOP Orthophotography of the Port Burwell and area
Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy. 1993. Guidelines for the Protection and
Management of Aquatic Sediment Quality in Ontario, August 1993,
Hhttp://www.ene.gov.on.ca/envision/gp/B1-3.pdfH
Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy. 1997. Guideline for Use at Contaminated Sites in
Ontario, Appendix 2, Table E, Sediment Quality Criteria, February 1997, Appendix revised
September 1998, H ..[ :s:/C .ene.gov.on.cafenvisionigpl3161e01_1.pdf
MacViro Consultants Inc. 2001. Enhanced Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Port Burwell
Harbour
National Air Photo Library. Historical air photos of the Port Burwell 1956 and 1973, Ottawa
Public Works and Government Services Canada. Site parcel summary mapping. Drawing No.
S.G.C. 00-3421 Item no. 00-068-SKETCH.
Ron Bradfield. Personal communication. November 2011
ShorePlan Engineering Ltd. 2010. Coastal Processes Sedimentation and Dredging Review—
Port Burwell
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Cerci irate of Analysis
Client Municipality ofBaybam Report#: C09176-7004
Attention: Ed Roloson Sample Matrix: Solid
Project oipanochtnne Date of Report: July 7,2009
Phone: 519-866-5521 Acct#: 00028
Fax: 519-866-3884
PARAMETERS SAMPLE IDIRESULTS(a10d
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A & L CANADA LABORATORIES INC. fi
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Certificate ofAnalysis
Client Municipality of Bayham Report#: C09176-7004
Attention: Ed Roloson Sample Matrix: Solid
Project oroanoenbline Date of Report July 7,2009
Phone: 519-866-5521 Acct#: 00028
Fax: 519-866-3884
PARAMETERS SAMPLE ID/RESULTE(uds)
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a-BHC <0.005
a-MIC <0.005
g-BHC <0.005
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Laboratory Director
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ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 [LTA
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM FOR: MUN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 180
9344 PLANK ROAD
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ATTR: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOIL
POE DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 176713 DATE REPORTED:07/07P10O9
SAMPLE ID: 3 PAGE:1
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION VMETHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.10 uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 3.60 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.35 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 3.75 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 3.00 uglg 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 4.50 uglg 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL` ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 14.65 uglg 1.00 ICP
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tour Director
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada f CAEAL and OMAF_
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00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM FOR: MUN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
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ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phan.:519-866-5521
Fa= 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIX:OIL
. DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 176714 DATE REPORTED:07/07/2009
SAMPLE ID: 3 • PAGE:2
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTIONIJMIMETHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.37 % 0.10 Combustion
TKN 0.01 % 0.01 Colourimetric
Phosphorus (Total) ' 0.05 % 0.01 ICP
Sieve#60( % Passing ) 99.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#120(%Passing) 18.10 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing ) 9.10 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
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BDL-Below detectable levels •j:• '
_ J. r . ;�:.$C. .Chem.
Laboratory Director
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.07.70.0; A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM FOR: MUN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1YO
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOIL
POO: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 176715 DATE REPORTED:07/07/2008
SAMPLE ID:4 PAGE:3
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION LaMETHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.10 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 4.05 uglg 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.40 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 3.15 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.85 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* uglg 2.00 ICP
Nickel 4.00 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 14.60 ug/g 1.00 ICP
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ReSU 'OrIZd
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Laboratory Director
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ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax(519)457-2664
00026
TO:MUNICIPALITYOF BAYHAM FOR: MUN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1YO
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOIL
POth DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 176716 DATE REPORTED:07/07/2009
SAMPLE ID: 4 PAGE:4 •
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.32 °Xa 0.10 Combustion
TKN 0.01 9fa 0.01 Colourimetric
Phosphorus(Total) 0.04 % 0.01 ICP
Sieve#60( % Passing) 98.70 °!0 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#.120(% Passing) 15.30 °% 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200( % Passing ) 4.40 °Yo 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis
BDL-Below detectable levels '
. . , t. ,C.Chem.
Laboratoryfir Director
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada/CAEAL and 0 .
RIPORT NO.
C09176-7003 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc. j�
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 ar. L]
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM FOR: MUN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ WO
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Robson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fac: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIX:SOILD
P05: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 176719 DATE REPORTED:07/07/2009
SAMPLE ID:113 PAGE:5 -
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT D MRON METHOD REFERENCE
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0,1 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene 0.1 ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
PCB BDL* uglg 0.05 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Resul . 1 i v. , By
BDL-Below detectable levels jr.
Rob J. s :- + '.Sc.C.Chem.
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A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Acoredted by Standards Coundl of Canada f CAEAL and 0 .
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CA81767003 7003
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax(519)457-2664 AIL
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITYOF BAYHAM FOR: MIJN.OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE.ON NOJ 1Y0
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIX SOILD
POik
LAB NUMBER: 176720 DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
SAMPLE ID: 17 DATE REPORTED:07/07/2009
PAGE:6 •
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
METHOD REFERENCE
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Dlbenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0:1 Gas Chromatography
indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene 0.1 ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.05 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* uglg 0.1 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.1 Gas Chromatography
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BDL-Below detectable levels cited By:
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Rob J. 1 ,k1 . = . ,C.Chem.
• La• Director
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Coundl of Canada/CAEAL and OMAF.
REPORT
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ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2884 At'
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P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ I VO
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ATTN: Ed Poloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOUD
POI: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:75705 DATE REPORTED:03123/2009
SAMPLE Ilk PORT BURWELL HARBOUR#1 PAGE:1
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT burr ON METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 21.30 uglg 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.55 uglg 1.00 ICP
Copper 3.30 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 3.00 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* uglg 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 9.30 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 14.15 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
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Arsenic BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 21.15 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 3.50 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.50 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* uglg 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 9.10 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 15.25 uglg 1.00 ICP
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Cobalt 3.50 uglg 1.00 ICP
Copper 13.50 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 7.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 11.75 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 40.90 uglg 1.00 ICP
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Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 CP
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Cobalt 3.10 uglg 1.00 CP
Copper 11.00 ug/g 1.00 CP
Lead 520 ug/g 1.00 CP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BOL* uglg 2.00 CP
Nickel 9.95 ug/g 1.00 CP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 33.15 uglg 1.00 CP
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Total Organic Carbon 0.42 % 0.10 Combustion
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Total Organic Carbon 0.46 0.10 Combustion
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Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 12.60 uglg 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 3.50 uglg 1.00 ICP
Copper 9.50 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.85 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* uglg 2.00 ICP
Nickel 8.50 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 33.70 ug/g 1.00 ICP
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SAMPLE ID: 1 PAGE:2
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
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Total Organic Carbon 1.58 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL" ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.014 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene 0.01 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0,034 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene 0.015 uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.027 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan H BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
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LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.08 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDT BDL" ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 536.25 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 80.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#120(% Passing) 56.30 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 (% Passing) 50.50 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
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LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.50 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 9.35 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 2.55 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 7.00 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.60 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 5.80 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 25.40 ug/g 1.00 ICP
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Total Organic Carbon 1.13 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)peryiene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.014 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene 0.01 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.034 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene 0.015 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.027 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BOL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
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LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
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Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.05 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* uglg 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 469.75 uglg 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60( % Passing) 82.80 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#120 (% Passing) 48.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 ( % Passing) 38.90 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.20 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 10.55 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 2.25 ug/g 1,00 ICP
Copper 6.75 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 4.20 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* uglg 2.00 ICP
Nickel 5.30 uglg 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 25.05 ug/g 1.00 ICP
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LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 1.12 % 0.10 Combustion
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Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.02 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.04 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene 0.02 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.03 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g - BHC BOL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL' ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* uglg 0.004 Sas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan 1 BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada I CAEAL and OMAF.
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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO:
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DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232715 DATE REPORTED:09/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 3 PAGE:9
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.05 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4, 4 - DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE 0.006 ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 405.30 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 76.00 °,b 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120(% Passing) 53.60 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 (% Passing) 49.90 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Counofl of Canada l CAEAL and OMAF.
REPORT NO. A & L Canada Laboratories Inc. :;4
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Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PO#: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232716 DATE REPORTED:09/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 4 PAGE:10
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 2.50 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 16.55 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 5.35 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 16.50 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 8.60 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* uglg 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 12.65 uglg 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 53.75 uglg 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
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Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POOP:
LAB NUMBER: 232717 DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
SAMPLE ID:R4 DATE REPORTED:09/30/2010
PAGE:11
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 2.54 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BOL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL' ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
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A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PO#: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232717 DATE REPORTED:09/3012010
SAMPLE 1D: 4 PAGE:12
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.16 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DOT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDE 0.013 ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 694.75 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 95.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120 (% Passing) 83.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 76.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
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P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDV1LLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
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ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-886-5521
Fax 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO:
POS. SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232718 DATE REPORTED:09130/2010
SAMPLE ID: 5
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.70 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 4.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.30 ug/g 1.00 1CP
Copper 4.65 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.80 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 3.85 uglg 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 16.40 uglg 1.00 ICP
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Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
REPORT NO. A & L Canada Laboratories Inc. -: L
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ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POA: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232719 DATE REPORTED:09/3012010
SAMPLE ID: 5 PAGE:14
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.64 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benza(ghi)perylene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.013 uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF.
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STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PON: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232719 DATE REPORTED:D9/3012010
SAMPLE ID: 5
PAGE:15
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.03 % 0.01 Colourimetrlc
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 343.25 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#80( % Passing) 92.50 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120 (% Passing) 48.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 (% Passing) 19.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
REPORT NO. A & L Canada Laboratories *.a , "
Inc.C10232-7004 .
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON, N5V 3P5 Tel: (519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM
P.O, BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519.866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POS: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232720 DATE REPORTED:09130/2010
SAMPLE ID: 6 PAGE:16
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.80 uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 7.00 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.85 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 6.05 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 3.20 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* uglg 2.00 ICP
Nickel 4.30 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 18.40 uglg 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF.
REPORT NO. A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
C10232-7004 4+
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STRAFFORDVILLE, ON NOJ 1Y0
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ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Far 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PO#. DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAS NUMBER: 232721 DATE REPORTED:05/3012010
SAMPLE ID: 6 PAGE:17
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.76 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL" ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* uglg 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.02 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.04 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
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ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON, N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664
00028 .
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519.866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POS: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 232721 DATE REPORTED:09130/2010
SAMPLE ID: 6 PAGE:18
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0,01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.03 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0,004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE 0.007 uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 406.90 uglg 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60 ( % Passing) 93.90 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120 (%Passing) 46.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 (% Passing) 15.40 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243-7013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc. ntL
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)4572664
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM
P.O. BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PM:
LAB NUMBER: 243723 DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
SAMPLE ID: 7 DATE REPORTED:09/33/2010
PAGE:1
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic 1.10 ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 CP
Chromium 12.40 uglg 1.00 CP
Cobalt 3.05 ug/g 1.00 CP
Copper 8.15 ug/g 1.00 CP
Lead 5.10 ug/g 1.00 CP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 CP
Nickel 6.20 uglg 1.00 CP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS i
Zinc 2925 ug/g 1.00 CP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF.
C10 43-fi013. A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road, London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 flL
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00028
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P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON N0J 1Y0
CANADA
ATTN: Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PM: DATE RECEIVED NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:243724 DATE REPORTED:09/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 7 PAGE2
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
LIMIT
Total Organic Carbon 1.20 °Yo 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene 0.01 ugly 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ugly 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene 0.007 uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene 0.05 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ugly 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene 0.07 uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene 0.03 uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.091 ugly 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene 0.03 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ugly 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.058 ugly 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene 0.07 ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene 0.006 ugly 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene 0.023 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.053 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ugly 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada/CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243-7013 X0,3' A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 ASL
00028
TO:MUNICIPALITY OF BAYHAM
P.O.BOX 160
9344 PLANK ROAD
STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1YO
CANADA
ATTN Ed Roloson
Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PON: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243724 DATE REPORTED:09/304010
SAMPLE ID: 7
PAGE:3
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.04 % 0.01 Colourlmetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 455.50 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60 (% Passing) 99.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120(%Passing) 66.60 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 28.40 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By;
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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C10243 REPORT
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SAMPLE ID: 8 DATE REPORTED:09190/2010
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
LIMIT
Arsenic BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 CP
Chromium 5.95 ugly 1.00 CP
Cobalt 2.50 uglg 1.00 CP
Copper 2.05 ugly 1.00 CP
Lead 4.85 uglg 1.00 CP
Mercury BDL* ugly 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ugly 2.00 CP
Nickel 3.50 ugly 1.00 CP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 11.70 ug/g 1.00 CP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
C1 437013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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PM:
LAB NUMBER: 243726 DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
SAMPLE ID: 8 DATE REPORTED:09130120 f0
PAGE:5
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT
METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.92 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL" ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghl)perylene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada!CAEAL and OMAF
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LAB NUMBER:243726 DATE REPORTEDO9V30J2O10
SAMPLE ID: 8 PAGES
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHT ODREFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL' ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN BDL* °/n 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 339.45 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#80 (% Passing) 85.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120 (% Passing) 12.50 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 2.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF
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Phone:519-866-5521
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
Pte' DATE RECEIVED NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243727
SAMPLE ID: 9 DATE REPORTED:0913012010
PAGE:7
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ECP
Chromium 5.20 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 1.40 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 3.05 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 3.10 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 3.90 uglg 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 10.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada/CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243-7013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
PO# DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243728 DATE REPORTED:913012010
SAMPLE ID: 9 PAGE:8
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.58 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL" ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.012 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.011 uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* uglg 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada I CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243-7013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON, N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2884 reL00028
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PROJECT NO:
SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
Pte' DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243728 DATE REPORTED:39/30l2010
SAMPLE ID: 9 PAGE:9
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN BDL* % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* uglg 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 225.80 uglg 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60 (% Passing) 76.60 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#120 (% Passing) 6.10 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200 ( % Passing) 3.50 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&I Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CABAL and OMAF
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Phone:519.866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
Pte: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:243729 DATE REPORTED/39/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 10 PAGE:10
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Chromium 15.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt 3.70 uglg 1.00 ICP
Copper 5.70 uglg 1.00 ICP
Lead 5.40 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 4.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 25.25 uglg 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Coundl of Canada I CAEAL and OMAF
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C10 4 013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POA: DATE RECEIVED NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243730 DATE REPORTEDS9/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 10
PAC4E:11
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.91 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ugly 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ugly 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.01 ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.04 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.01 ugly 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g-BHC BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosuifan 1 BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* uglg 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada I CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243 013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 AIL
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POW: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:243730 DATE REPORTEDO9/30/2010
SAMPLE ID: 10
PAGE;12
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.03 °i6 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 805.55 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 98.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#120(% Passing) 73.40 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 45.20 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada/CAEAL and OMAF.
010243-013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
ACCOUNT NUMBER 2136 Jetstream Road,London,ON,N5V 3P5 Tel:(519)457-2575 Fax:(519)457-2664 AL
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-868-3884
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
POO: DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER: 243731 DATE REPORTEDO9V3012010
SAMPLE ID: 11
PAGE:13
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* uglg 1.00 ICP
Chromium 4.90 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Cobalt BDL* ug/g 1.00 ICP
Copper 2.65 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Lead 2.60 uglg 1.00 ICP
Mercury BDL* uglg 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* ug/g 2.00 ICP
Nickel 2.95 ugig 1.00 ICP
Selenium BDL* uglg 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 18.35 ug/g 1.00 ICP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada l CAEAL and OMdAF
C102F43013' A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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P.O.BOX 160
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Phone:519-866-5521
Fax: 519-866-3884
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PROJECT NO:
SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:
SAMPLE ID: 24373211 DATE REPORTED:09/30/2010
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
LIMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.71 % 0.10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene 0.01 uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k)fluoranthrene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.015 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* uglg 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene 0.031 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene 0.012 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene 0.026 ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y- BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan II BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada I CAEAL and OMAF
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PROJECT NO: SAMPLE MATRIXSOLID
Pte' DATE RECEIVED:NONE GIVEN
LAB NUMBER:243732 DATE REPORTED09V30l2010
SAMPLE ID: 11
PAGE:15
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTIONUMETHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ugly 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.01 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* uglg 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* ugly 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDD BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 474.55 ug/g 5.00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 91.20 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve# 120(% Passing) 17.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 3.10 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below delectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Coundl of Canada!CAEAL and OMAF
REPOlitT NO.
C10243-7013 A & L Canada Laboratories Inc.
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P.O.BOX 160
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STRAFFORDVILLE,ON NOJ 1Y0
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SAMPLE ID: 24373314 DATE REPORTED:O9/30/2010
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION METHOD REFERENCE
Arsenic BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Cadmium BDL* ug/g 1.00 CP
Chromium 16.55 ug/g 1.00 CP
Cobalt 2.95 ug/g 1.00 CP
Copper 4.45 uglg 1.00 CP
Lead 4.60 uglg 1.00 CP
Mercury BDL* ug/g 0.10 CVAAS
Molybdenum BDL* uglg 2.00 CP
Nickel 5.15 ug/g 1.00 CP
Selenium BDL* ug/g 1.00 HGAAS
Zinc 20.10 ug/g 1.00 CP
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below delectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada Is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council or Canada!CAEAL and OMAF.
C10243-7013O
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LAB NUMBER: 243734 DATE REPORTED /3012010
SAMPLE ID: 12 PAGE:17
PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTIONUMIT METHOD REFERENCE
Total Organic Carbon 0.60 % 0,10 Combustion
Acenaphthene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Acenaphthylene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Antharacene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)fluoranthene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(ghi)perylene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(k$iuoranthrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Benzo(a)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Chrysene BDL* uglg 0.01 Gas Chromatography
Dibenzo(ah)anthracene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Fluorene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Fluoranthene BDL* ug/g 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Indeno(123-cd)pyrene BDL* ug/g 0.02 Gas Chromatography
Naphthalene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Phenanthrene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Pyrene BDL* uglg 0.005 Gas Chromatography
Aldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
b-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
g-BHC BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
a-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
y-BHC BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Dieldrin BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin Aldehyde BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Il BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan I BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endrin BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Endosulfan Sulphate BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Heptachlor BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gac Chromatography
Heptachlor epoxide BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
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SAMPLE ID: 12
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PARAMETER RESULT UNIT DETECTION
METHOD REFERENCE
Methoxychlor BDL* ug/g 0.01 Gas Chromatography
TKN 0.01 % 0.01 Colourimetric
PCB BDL* ug/g 0.10 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDT BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4- DDE BDL* ug/g 0.004 Gas Chromatography
4,4-DDD BDL* uglg 0.004 Gas Chromatography
Phosphorus 906.00 ug/g 5:00 ICP
Sieve#60(% Passing) 99.00 % 0.10 ASTM D'422
Sieve#120 (% Passing) 30.70 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Sieve#200(% Passing) 8.00 % 0.10 ASTM D 422
Results reported on a dry weight basis Results Authorized By:
BDL-Below detectable levels
for
A&L Canada Laboratories Inc.
A&L Canada is a Laboratory Accredited by Standards Council of Canada 1 CAEAL and OMAF.
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