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Contamination from another property affected this location. For more information, please see the Relationships to Other Activities section, and files, if available, in the Actions and Documents section below.

Continuing obligations apply to one or more properties due to remaining contamination. For information specific to the continuing obligations, review the documentation below. Before constructing or reconstructing a water supply well, you need to contact DNR for approval of well construction specifications.

Contamination at this property may move into indoor air as contaminated vapor. For more information, see files, if available, in the Actions and Documents section below.

13-36-588516 2604 CUSTER ST

Activity Type	Jurisdiction
OFF-SITE	DNR RR

Location Name	County	DNR Region
2604 CUSTER ST	MANITOWOC	NORTHEAST

Address	Municipality
2604 CUSTER ST	MANITOWOC

PLSS Description	Latitude (WGS84)	Longitude (WGS84)	Google Maps	RR Sites Map
SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec 25, T19N, R23E	44.0886088	-87.6807021

Additional Activity Details	Acres
	UNKNOWN

Facility ID	PECFA No.	EPA ID	Start Date	End Date
			2021-09-30

Above Ground Petrol Tank	Drycleaner	EPA NPL Site	EPA Superfund	PECFA Funds Eligible	PFAS	ROW Impact	Sediments	Underground Petrol Tank	WI DOT Site

Records related to the site are documents that were available at the time the scanned paper or electronic file was uploaded. Records withheld by the department due to confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, and other sensitive records, as well as lab data, may not be included. Additional records associated with the site may or may not be accessible through an open records request through DNR or another state agency (see Jurisdiction above).

	Date	Code	Name	File	Comment
	2023-12-07	188	Maintenance/Inspection Rpt for Continuing Obligation Rcvd		INSPECTION OF VMS ON 10/09/2023; VMS IN GOOD CONDITION
	2023-11-30	364	VAL and/or VRSL Exceeded
	2023-01-18	188	Maintenance/Inspection Rpt for Continuing Obligation Rcvd		REVISED INSPECTION OF VMS AT 2604 CUSTER ST ON 11/29/2022; VMS IN GOOD CONDITION
	2022-12-07	188	Maintenance/Inspection Rpt for Continuing Obligation Rcvd		INSPECTION OF VMS AT 2604 CUSTER ST ON 11/29/2022; VMS IN GOOD CONDITION
	2022-11-02	99	Miscellaneous		TELEMETRY TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION PROPOSAL BY PROTECT ENVIRONMENTAL
	2022-11-02	99	Miscellaneous		DNR RESPONSE TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENTAL 11/02/2022 PROPOSAL
	2021-09-30	1	Notification of Contamination from Another Property
	2021-09-30	56	Continuing Obligation(s) Applied
	2021-09-30	226	Continuing Obligation - Vapor Intrusion Response		INSPECT VMS, FLOOR AND SUMP SEAL ANNUALLY BY SEPT 30TH
	2021-09-30	238	Continuing Obligation - Inspection Reports Required		SUBMIT VMS INSPECTION LOG ANNUALLY BY OCT 15TH
	2021-09-30	370	VMS Construction & Commissioning Doc Rpt Approved		VMS WITH CONTINUING OBLIGATIONS
	2021-09-29	188	Maintenance/Inspection Rpt for Continuing Obligation Rcvd		DNR INSPECTION OF VMS ON 09/29/2021; VMS IN GOOD CONDITION
	2021-01-29	369	VMS Construction & Commissioning Doc Rpt Rcvd (non-fee)		CONST DOC & OM&M PLAN FOR VMS

Type	Related Activity
Affected by Property ->	02-36-000516 WI DOT SUSIES RESTAURANT (FORMER) - LGU-SL

Substance	Type	Amt Released	Units
Tetrachloroethene (Perchloroethylene)	VOC
Trichloroethylene	Industrial Chem
Volatile Organic Compounds	VOC

(A) Exceedence of Vapor Risk Levels - Vapor Mitigation Required: Vapor mitigation is required due to sub-slab or nearby soil vapor concentrations exceeding vapor risk screening levels.

(C) Hydraulic Control Required for Operation of a VMS: Hydraulic control is required for effective operation of a vapor mitigation system is required where contaminated groundwater is in contact with the building foundation.

(E) Future Redevelopment of Property – Vapor Control Technology Required for Construction: DNR requires notification prior to new building construction or building modifications. Potential for vapor intrusion exists due to residual contamination. Vapor control technologies are required to be installed or modified, and verified protective unless a vapor evaluation is accepted by DNR.

COLIN SCHMENK  colinr.schmenk@wisconsin.gov