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Dear Mr. Leadens:
Mr. Roa Julk�wski, Bu�ding Official and I are i�n receipt oi your Final Report for�Home ax 6520
Able Str+eet, N.E. .
From information submitted in� your report, it appeats that yau have completed o�site clandestiue
� dnig �ab cleauup rasl�s and. performed remediation and follow u� testing compliant with the
Munnesota Departx�eut of Health�C�a�ndestine Dr� Lab Gen�ral C�eanu� Guidance,�in'1_3; 2007-- -- ._.�..:._. .__ _.._
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Additionally, the Table o£ Contamirxataon Levels showt� on Page.Z of yovr Final Report.az�ee within, �
acceptab�e cornamination g�ude�ine leve]s as neqxYi,red bythe.2007 NIDH Clandestine Dxug Iab
General C�eanup Guidance to be <1 µg/ft�. �Mr. Jul��vski siates t1�t all reqtwrem�snts aud orclezs
issued by the .�atq of Fridley C.ammunity Developz�aent Di�r�ector an Febava.ry 6, 2009 haee been
satisfaccoxz�y� completed.
Based on the submitted re�wrt, acceptable contazni.uation levels, completion. of Caznumunity
Development directives aad a fu�l inspecti.on o£ the property on June ZZ, 2009, Nlr. �ulkowski and I
� � are mscindiag the Declai,ation of Publ'zc Nuisauce, the No Occupancy Urder and considerizig the
Order for Abaxement work completsd. Theztfore, yrnu clients, Donna Mae Redden and Shezry
Ann Hagen, miay retum to their resi,dence.
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Leadens Bwld.ing MaintenancelN�innesota Crime Scene C1ean Up
_� �� On Behalf of Do�na, Mae Redden a,ad ShenyAnn Hagen
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We a]so-w�1�noU£yAnoka CountyCommunityH,ealth and�Enviroa�mental Services and r�pectfullY _. ..
request that they advise the Count}�s Division of PropertyRecoz�is an�d Tasation_ that successful
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... remediatzon� of tliis property to State o# 1Vli�niiesota NIDH guuielines has- been compieted
If you or �ur �lients have azry questions or concems, qou rm.y com�act Mr. Jull�wski at {763) 572-
3602 or myself at the telephone number shown above.
T�az� �u . .
Siu�cerely,
C�TTY 4F FRIDI�EY
For the Fiz�e Departmeinf � . � Far the Tnspections Depazunern
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Final Repo�t fo� home at 6520 Able StYeet NE FYidley, MN
55432 P�epaYed fo� Anoka County Health Depa�nent
Findings: The above property was used to manufacture methamphetamine. The Anoka County
Health Department & City of Fridley deemed the property unfit for human habitation and tagged
it as such. A preliminary assessment was performed by West Central Environmental Consultants
on 02/20/2009 and showed elevated levels of inethamphetamine contamination on all seven
surfaces tested, results included below.
Leadens Building Maintenance Inc/ Minnesota Crime Scene Clean up was hired by home owner
to remediate the property and remove the methamphetamine and other chemical contamination
following Minnesota Clandestine lab Cleanup guidelines published 4/3/2007. The Cleanup was
approved in a meeting at the City of Fridley and the remediation took place during the month of
May 2009 as outlined below.
A walk-through of the property and home was done by LBM Inc prior to cleanup, inspecting area
where the lab was. The type of cook method, and where the precursor chemicals used where
forward to LBM Inc By Chicago Crime Scene Clean Up who was in charge of removing the lab.
Remediation Steps Performed: LBM went over work plan with homeowner, showing pictures to
homeowner of home and garage. LBM posted all contaminated areas with emergency response
phone numbers on the job site. Local Authorities were invited to come in and inspect cleaning,
pack out, washing and scrubbing. Prior to entering the property a11 persons read and signed the
Right to Know. The property was ventilated before, during, and after decontamination. A
decision was made to utilize fu11-face respirators with GME P-100 cartridges and tyvek suits
during decontamination procedures due to contamination levels. No chemical spills were evident
in the home or garage. All personal contents, sofi items and hard items of the home were
removed, including carpeting and padding, adulterated according to Minnesota guidelines, and
disposed of in a sanitary landfill. During the pack out of personal items (soft and hard items) the
contractor set aside all items that were cleaned and decontarninated that could. be saved under
NIDH guidelines for homeowner. All surfaces were HEPA vacuumed to remove gross
contamination and dust. All walls, ceilings, and floors not originally covered by carpeting were
scrubbed twice with simple green and rinsed and allowed to dry following state guidelines for
clandestine. The floors originally covered by carpeting were HEPA vacuumed a second time.
After washing twice with Simple Green and dried another step was done on all surfaces of the
structure, including floors, ceilings, and a11 base board heat vent, were sprayed with Meth
DepHyze to neutralize chemical contamination and allowed to sit overnight. Information on how
Meth DepHyze works is also included below. A Mini Rae PID was brought in to test for the
presence of VOC's in the air and drains according to Minnesota guidelines. Home did not have
HVAC system. The home has hot water heat with heat pump and was cleaned according to State
guidelines. All plumbing drains were inspected and flushed according to Minnesota guidelines.
All drains were then tested by extracting a sample of liquid in each and tested with a result of a
neutral pH, then treated with Meth DepHyze and allowed to sit overnight.
Wipe samples were taken and sent off to Morse Environmental in Washington State for analysis.
Outside blank sample recorded a maximum of 0.02 ppm for contrast. Post testing was performed
to ensure a11 contaminated areas are below MDH/MPCA.
Please see attached test results below and a11 attached copies. After first cleaning all areas were
well below NIDH/MPCA, with the kitchen being the highest of 0.51.
The south bedroom was still above state guidelines, so another scrubbing of simple green and this
room was treated with Meth DepHyze after the 3rd scrubbing.
This was not required by State, yet done, so homeowner may have any work under State
guidelines performed by Contractor or person of her choice in a safe environment.
Table of Contamination Levels:
Location ' Initial readings After 1�` treatment After 2 treatment
Garage VCR / Garage S wa11 2.31 ug/sf 0.02 ug/sf VCR disposed of
Garage Shelf / Garage N wall 6.92 ug/sf 0.02 ug/sf Shelf disposed of
Kitchen Clock / Kitchen 3.02 ug/sf 0.19 ug/sf Clock disposed of
Downstairs Bedroom 4.83 ug/sf 0.02 ug/sf
Downstairs Bathroom 14.01 ug/sf 0.02 ug/sf
Livin Room 1.46 u$f 0.02 u sf
South Bedroom Upstairs 15.32 ug/sf 10.97 ug/sf 0.02 uglsf
North Bedroom Upstairs 11.30 ug/sf O.Slug/sf
Trip Blank 0.02 ug/sf � 0.02 ug/sf
How Meth DepHyze Works:
Meth DepHyze was developed by Chicago Crime Scene Cleanup and Tionicon, Inc to destroy the
metha.mphetamine molecule and neutralize precursor chemicals. It was originally developed by
Sandia National Labs to combat chemical and biological weapons attacks for the United States
Military. The original formula was a three-part mixture that was applied as a foam. It has been
redesigned for ease of application through a non-thermal fogger and as a two-part mixture. It is
sprayed directly onto a11 surfaces until they are wet. In addition, it fills the air with a fog of
product, which treats any airborne conta.mination and will penetrate the entire HVAC system, not
just what can be reached. It leaves no residue or odor behind, and begins to biodegrade within
eight hours of application. The idea behind Meth DepHyze is to neutralize chemical
contamination where it sits, saving time and money on decontamination. It binds with iodine
preventing it from sublimating, preventing it from off-gassing; turns hydrochloric acid into a
harmless, simple salt; neutralizes anhydrous ammonia, phosgene, chlorine gas, hydrogen sulfide,
and formaldehyde, rendering them harmless; and breaks methamphetamine down into harmless
compounds, as determined in a recent study by the National Jewish Medical and Research Center
that will be published in the near future. Further studies aze underway to determine its
effectiveness on solvents.
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Dear Ms. Redden and Ms. Hagen: ������T�� ���� )
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Fridley City Code Chapter 128 (copy enclosed) has established a procedure for abatement of
certain exterior public nuisances. This allows the City to abate such public nuisances from
private property in accordance with the provisions outlined in this chapter.
A recent inspection of your property at 6520 Able Street Fridley, MN revealed the following
condition(s) to which this Code Section applies.
Code Section 205.07.6.C, Exterior Storage LP tanks, storage drums, inoperable bicycles,
household items, pallets and all miscellaneous items in the front, sides, and rear of home. Also,
make certain vehicfe parked in the rear yard is currently licensed, operable, and parked on and
approved hard surface of concrete, asphalt, or approve concrete pavers under entire vehicle.
Dangerous Excavation. A dangerous excavation exists at the South west comer of the
garage. The entrance to the excavation is at grade and approximately 7' in diameter. The
opening leads to a 15' vertical drop and subterranean tunnels. A solution must be engineered
by a professional excavation contractor. A tunnel is believed to exist below the south west
comer of the garage and soil conditions may make movement within the tunnel dangerous if not
deadly. This is why a professional engineering/ excavating solution shall be required. Do not
ente� the tunnels without reauired exr�ertise.
You must respond in one of the three ways fisted below by no later than February 6, 2009
or the Citv will take action to abate the nuisance conditions outlined in this letter.
l. Carrect all violations identified in this letter.
2. Contact me at 763-572-3590 and make acceptable arrangements for an extension
of time to com ly with the Code requirements.
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3. Apply (in writing) to the Community Development Director for a hearing in front of an
independent hearing examiner.
Unless you pursue an option above, I will re-inspec# this property on or shortly after Friday,
February 27, 2009, at which time full compliance is expected. If the violation remains, the City
will abate this exterior public nuisance in accordance with the enclosed ordinance provisions.
Should this occur, you would be charged for the costs associated with the abatement, including
up to 25 % for administrative expenses incurred as outlined in this chapter.
Please call me at 763-572-3590 if you have questions or wish to discuss this further. Thank
you for your cooperation. ,
Sincerely,
CITY OF �DLEY� ,
�ickok, P►1'CP
ity Development Director
MDH/MPCA Clandestine Lab Contractors' Procedural Report
Note: This contractors' procedural report is for documenting assessment and cleanup of indoor/
structural contamination created by meth production and meth lab wastes. The Minnesota
Pollution Control Agency posts a continuation of this Contractors' Procedural Report for outdoor
cleanup guidance on their website http://www.pca.state.mn.us/cleanup/meth.html .
Table of Contents
General Site Description
Sheet A:
Sheet B:
Sheet C:
Sheet D:
Sheet E:
Property and Conta�t Identification
Project Checklist
Background Information
Site Maps
Building Floor Plan Sketches
Indoor Assessment
Sheet F:
Sheet G:
Sheet H:
Sheet I:
Sheet J:
Sheet K:
Sheet L:
Plumbing Cleanup
Individual Room Descriptions
Garage, Outbuilding, and Other Non-Occupancy Structures
Forced Air Heating Cleanup
Furnishing Disposal and Cleanup
Appliance Disposal and Cleanup
Confined Spaces Plan
Outdoor Assessment
See note above. If outdoor cleanup is conducted, go to
htto://wvv�nr.qca.state.mn.us/cleanu�lmeth.html for additional sheets.
Final Project Report
Sheet P: Final Project Report
Note: Each °sheet° or attachment will not be used for every remediation project. The
local authority monitoring the project and/or the property owner paying for the
remediation may use some discretion in deciding which portions of the report will be
completed or required. This documentation is intended to provide a clear and
accurate record of the assessment, cleanup and decision-making processes.
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Sheet A: Property and Contact Identification
MDH/MPCA Guidance Dated: April 3, 2007 Date Investigation Started
Property Local Authority Overseeing Cleanup
Name (if business): Name:
Agency:
Site Street Address:
Mailing Address:
Nearest City:
City, State, Zip:
County:
Telephone:
Latitude: Email:
Longitude: FAX:
Date of Lab Discovery:
Property Owner/Other Client Lead Criminal Investigator
Name(s): � Name:
Agency:
Mailing Address: Mailing Address:
City, State, Zip: City, State, Zip:
Telephone: Telephone:
Email: Email:
FAX: FAX:
Consultant/Contractor Access Arrangements
Contact: IVame(s):
Project Manager:
Firm:
Mailing Address: Mailing Address:
City, State, ZIP: City, State, Zip:
Telephone of Project Manager: Telephone:
Email: Email:
FAX: FAX:
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Sheet B: Project Checkli�t
(Contractor's Project Manager must circle a Y/N or complete every line)
Preliminary Tasks:
Contacted lead criminal investigator and requested police reports? Y/ N
Comments
Gross Chemicals, filters, and glassware present?
Y/N
If Yes, call lead criminal investigator.
Comments
Y/N
Contractor's Project Manager approved by local authority? Y/ N
Comments
Worker / Owner (as required) given Methamphetamine Right-to-Know Training Y/ IV
Comments
General Site Description:
Sheet A: Property and Contact� Identification completed? Y/ N
Comments
Sheet C: Background Information collected?
Comments
Y/N
Sheet D1: Map to Site and Sheet D2: Site Map completed? Y/ N
Comments
Sheet E: Building Floor P/an Sketches completed? Y/ N
Comments
Indoor Assessment:
Sheet F: Plumbing Cleanup described?
Comments
Y/N
Sheet G: fndividual Room Descriptions completed? Y/ N
Comments
Did assessment include outbuildings? . Y/ N
Sheet H: Garage, Other Non-Occupancy Structures described? Y/ N
Comments
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Were forced air systems present? Y/ N
Sheet I: Forced Air Heating C/eanup described? Y/ N
Comments
Were furniture, carpet or other furnishings present? Y/ N
Sheet J: Fumiture, Carpeting and Draperies Cleanup described? Y/ N
Comments
Were appliances present? Y/ N
Sheet K: Appliance Disposal and Cleanup described? Y/ N
Comments
Was attic, crawl space or other limited access confined area present? Y/ N
Sheet L: Confined Spaces P/an completed? Y/ N
Comments
Outdoor Assessrr�ent
Was a well(s) present on-site or within 250 ft. of cook or waste disposal site? Y/ N
Sheet M: Well Location and TestinQ described? Y/ N
Comments
Was a sanitary seweNseptic system present on the property? Y/ N
Sheet N: Sepfic and Drainfie/d Description and Testing completed? Y/ N
Comments
Were bum pits, burial or dumpsites present? Y/ N
Sheet O: Bum Pits, Buria/ Pits and Dump Sites? Y/ N
Comments
Project Completion Report
Sheet P: Project Completion Report completed?
Comments
Customized Cleanup
Y/N
Does owner want to do a customized cleanup because he/she believes an area of the
structure is not or lightly contaminated? Y/ N
Comments
If Yes, submit Pre-Cleanup Sampling plan, and Work Plan (including this
report completed as needed to describe proposed work) to.local authority.
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Pre-Cleanup Sampling Plan submitted to local authority? Y/ N
If Yes, Name and city of analytical laboratory
Date of laboratory's MDH QA Checklist approval
Date Sampling Plan approved
Work Plan and sample results submitted to local authority? Y/ N
Work Plan approval by local authority? Y/ N
Date Work Plan approved
Post-Remediation
After cleanup, submitted cleanup completion notice to local authority Y/ N
Was after-cleanup sampling required by local authority? Y/ N
If Yes, date completed
Comments
Final report, with all analytical data attached, submitted to owner? Y/ N
Date submitted to owner
Comments
Owner signed and submitted final report to local authority? Y/ N
Date submitted to local authority
Additional Comments
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Sheet C: Background Informa�on
Describe known or reported clandestine laboratory activity on the site (e.g., areas of ineth
cooking, date of last suspected cook (or suspect arrest date), law enforcement estimates
of time meth operations existed, approximate quantities of ineth produced, chemical
location and amount disposed, and any lab apparatus, etc). Reference and attach
appropriate available police reports:
Other observed contamination sources on the site, such as waste oil dumping, oil tanks,
hobby or business chemical use, etc.
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Sheet D1: Map to site
Show roads from nearest town, major surFace water, north arrow, and other important
features. Attach separate sheet if necessary.
Additional directions to site if necessary:
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Sheet D2: Site Map
Site map: Sketch buildings, wells, septic tank/drainfield, burn or burial pits; arrows and
distances to nearest occupancies and wells, and surface water in each direction; north
direction arrow. Attach separate sheet if necessary. Number buildings on this sketch
for use in later sheets.
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Sheet E: Building Floor Plan Sketches
Label each room with floor and room number.
Basement
Floor One
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Sheet E: Building Floor. Plan, continued
�econd t-loor (ex: 1t3K"I, zt3
Thirrl fl�or or attic
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Sheet F: Plumbing Cleanup
1. Flush all plumbing to clear traps of solvents, lye, etc.
2. Conduct PID readings of all plumbing traps to nondetect.
3. Test for residual pH by collecting sample of material from each trap using a long
handled cotton swab into each trap
Sink/drain/trap PID — pH Notes (eg. visual evidence,
location nondetect (ND) stain�, pitting or etching)
or reading
Kitchen
Bathroom
Second
Bathroom
Basement
Utility Sink
Garage Utility
Sink
Basement floor
drain
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Sheet G: Individual Room Descriptions
Contractor's Project Manager completes for each room sampled on properiy
Room Description (use)
Floor and room number from Sheet E
Wall building material
Floor building material
Ceiling building material
Sketch of room with windows, doors, vents; approximate dimensions, sample locations,
obvious spillage, other features, north arrow.
If pre-cleaning sampling done per a sampling plan approved by the local authority, enter
sampling results here or mark them with room number on laboratory reports:
Sample ID# Result micrograms/sq.ft. meth.
Item or material sampled?
Sample ID# Result _
Item or material sampled?
Sample ID# Result
micrograms/sq.ft. meth.
micrograms/sq.ft. meth.
Item or material sampled?
Sample ID# Result micrograms/sq.ft. meth.
Item or material sampled?
pH sampling results:
PID sampling results (30 second ambient air average):
PID highest reading found in room (e.g. stained area, sink trap, etc.):
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Sheet G: Individual Room Description, continued
Describe room fumiture and/or contents to be cleaned and/or disposed.
Describe cleaning methods used for each area or item. (e.g. manual scrub, xx solution,
rinses, steam cleaning, other) (include walls, ceiling, floor, windows, counters, fans, etc.)
Describe sealing or painting (paint type (ex. oil, latex) and method (ex. rolling, spraying).
Floor
Walls
Ceiling
Woodwork
Other
If after-cleaning sampling is done (locations and type must be pre-approved by local
authority)
Sample ID# Result micrograms/sq.ft. meth. Item or material sampled:
Item or material sampled?:
Sample ID# Result micrograms/sq.ft. meth. Item or material sampled:
Item or material sampled?:
pH sampling results:
PID sampling results (30 second ambient air average):
PID highest reading found in room (e.g. stained area, sink trap, etc.):
Other pertinent information:
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Sheet H: Garage, Outbuilding, and Other Non�ccupancy Structures
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In first column, reference building numbers used on site sketch from Sheet D2. Describe
the eneral construction, buildin materials, and use of each non-occu anc structure:
Construction and dimensions Building materials exposed Current use 8� future usability
(e.g. pole barn, 30'x20') to occupants (e.g. raw wood, (e.g. used for storage/barn,
dirt floor, wallboard, etc.) structurally unsound, etc.)
Building 1.
Buildina 2.
Buildina 3.
Buildina 4.
If pre-cleaning sampling done per an approved sampling plan, provide for each structure:
Sample ID# Result micrograms/sq.ft. meth.
Item or material sampled?
pH sampling results:
PID sampling results (30 second ambient air average):
PID highest reading found in room (e.g. stained area, sink trap, etc.):
Buildina 1.
Buildina 2.
Building 3.
Buildin4 4.
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Sheet H: Garage, Outbuilding, Other Non-Occupancy Structures, continued
For each garage, outbuilding, or non-occupancy structure describe a) structure cleaning
and sealing; b) structure contents, and their cleaning or disposal.
a) structure cleaning and sealing. Note b) structure contents, cleaning, disposal,
here if structure is to be demolished. remaining uncleaned contents
Buildina 1.
Building 2.
Buildin�3.
Buildina 4.
Other pertinent information:
Attach Laboratory Data Sheets to Report
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Sheet I: Forced Air Heating System Description and Cleanup
1. If sampling, sample flat surFace at the cold air plenum of the furnace, before the fiiter.
Result �g/sq.ft. meth
2. Describe duct cleaning done per MDH guidance: (method, subcontractor, etc.)
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Sheet J: Furniture, Carpeting and Draperies
See Guidance for furnishing cleanup/disposal options.
Describe any sampling and analytical results (if not detailed on Sheet F) when carpet,
furniture or other household goods are sampled and cleaned. Attach laboratory data
sheets to report.
Describe disposal of household furnishings, if not detailed on Sheet F. Render all
furnishings unusable to discourage scavenging
Solid Waste Disposal Facility City
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Sheet K: Appliance Disposal and Cleanup
1: Wash all appiiances twice with hot detergent solution and rinse with clean water.
2. If sampling appliances, use methanol-dampened swab method described in Appendix
C.
3. If sample is greater than 10 Ng/ft2, wash appliance or dispose as solid waste or scrap.
Render the appliance unusable to discourage scavenging.
Record Ng/ft Z for each major appliance, including but not limited to refrigerator,
range/stove, dishwasher, washer and dryer:
Describe appliance cleaning or disposal
Attach laboratory data sheets to report
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Sheet L: Confined Spaces Plan
If an attic, crawl space, pit or other limited access confined space was present on the
property or in its structures, complete the following:
Describe the confined space:
Was the confined space a permit
Identify any confined space hazards:
or non-permit confined space?
Describe hazard evaluation, assessment and entry plan:
Describe staff, equipment, environmental testing, and safety measures employed:
Other pertinent information:
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Sheet P: Project Completion Report.
(Cross out words or phrases if not applicable.)
Contractor Certification: I certify that the investigation and cleanup described in this
report is in compliance with the MDH/MPCA Guidance dated April 3, 2007 and required
by state law (as well as any applicable county or city ordinance). I certrfy that all
information submitted is true and accurate to my understanding, and that all laboratory
results for this property are attached to this report.
Contractor's Project Manager signature: �
Date: Printed name:
Property Owner or Authority: I own or have legal authority for this property. I have
received this report and submitted it to the local authority responsible for oversight of this
remediation project. I certify that the information in this report about structures, wells,
septic tanks and drainfields, chemical and oil use on the property, and clandestine
laboratory operation on the property is true and accurate to my understanding.
Property Owner/Authority signature:
Date: Printed name:
Local Authority: I am the local authority for the property that is the subject of this report.
I have accepted the final report signed and dated by Contractor's project manager on
, and signed and dated by the property owner on
The investigation and cleanup required under state and/or local ordinance and order are
complete and satisfactory to the best of my knowledge. (Cross out following sentence(s)
if not applicable.) Any no-occupancy order issued under ordinance or Chapter 145A will
be vacated. Nothing prohibits a local authority from reinstituting a no-occupancy order or
taking other action if subsequent information indicates further clandestine laboratory
activity on this property, or if additional information is obtained regarding presence or
health significance of inethamphetamine or other chemical residues on this property.
Local Authority signature:
Date: Printed name:
Affidavits filed if required? Y/ N
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FRIDLE3� MUNICII�AL CEN1'ER • 6431 UNIVERSITY AVE. N.E. FRIDLEY. MN 55432
(763) 571-3450 • FAX (763) 571-1287 � TTD/'iTY (763) 572-3534 �
February 6, 2009
DONNA REDDEN AND SHERRY HAGEN �
6520 ABLE STREET . �
FRIDLEY MN 55421
RE Code Violations/Need for Action at 6520 Abie Street, Fridley, Mld .
Dear Ms. Redden and Ms. Hagen: �
Fridley City Code Chapter 128 (copy enclosed) has established a` procedure for abatement of
certain euterior public nuisances. This atlows the City to abate such public nuisances from
private property in accordance.with the provisions outlined in this chapter.
A recent inspection of your properiy at 6520 Abie Street Fridley, MN revealed the followring
condition(s) to which this Code Section appiies.
Code Section 205.07.6.C, Exterior Storage LP tanks, storage drums, inoperable bicycles,
household items, pallets and all miscellaneous items in the front, sides, and rear of home. Also,
make certain vehicie parked in the rear yard is currently licensed, operable, and parked on and
approved hard surFace of concrete, asphalt, or approve concrete pavers under entire vehicle.
Dangerous Exc�yation. A dangerous excavation exists at the South west comer of the .
garage. The entrance to the excavation is at grade and approximately 7' in diameter. The
operting leads to a 15' vertical drop and subterranean tunnels. A solution must be engineered
by a professional excavation contractor. A tunnei is believed to exist below the south west
comer of the garage and soii conditions may make movement within the tunnei dangerous if not
deadly. This is why a professional engineermg/ excavating solution shall be required. Do not
enter the tunnels without required exqertise.
You must respond in one of the three ways listed below by no later than February 6, 2009 �
or the Cit�r will take action to abate the nuisance conditions outlined in this letter.
l. Correct all violations ident�ed in this letter.
2. Contact me at 763-572-3590 and make acceptable arrangements for an extension
of time to comply v�ith the Code requirements.
Redden/Hagen
February 6, 2009
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3. Apply (in writing) to the Community Development Director for a hearing in front of an
independent hearing �xaminer.
Unless you pursue an option above, I will re-inspect this property on or shortly after Friday,
February 27, 2009, at which time full compliance is expected. If the violafion remains, the City
will abate this exterior public nuisance in accordance with the enciosed ordinance provisions.
Should this oecur, you would be charged for the costs associated with the abatement, including
� up to 25 % for administrative expenses incurred as outiined in this chapter.
Please call me at 763-572-3590 if you have questions or wish to discuss this further. Thank
you for your cooperation. .
Sincerely, .
CITY OF �DLEY .
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Development Director
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V�iest Central Environ�ental Consulta,nts
7871 Hickory Street NE • Fridley, MN 55432
(763) 571-4944 • 88&54�9481 • Fax (763) 571-2267
February 24, 2009
Ms. Sherry Hagen
6520 Ab�e Street NE .
Fridley, MN 55432
Subject: Methamphetamine Site Assessment �
6520 Abl� Street NE �
Fridley,lVlN 55432
WCEC Project No. 09-7022-30
Dear Ms. Hagen:
The following documents the activities performed by West Central Environmental Gonsultants, Inc,
(WCEC) in regards to testirig and sampling for methamphetamine (meth) concentrations inside tlie
primazy residence and detache,d garage at 6520 Able Street NE, Fridley, Minnesota, on February 10,
2009.
WCEC was conta.cted on January S, 2U09, by the homeowner, Ms. Sherry Hagen, in regards to the
testing and sampling of the primary residence and garage.
li�iethamobetamine samulin� locations
WCEC collected meth wipe samples from six loca.tions in the residence and two locations in the
g�ge• �
Four samples were collectal from areas � on the main floor of the residence; 1) on the lcitchen clock,
2) on the picture frame in the downstairs bedroom, 3) above the mirror in the downstairs bathroom,
and 4) above th� shelving unit in the living room.
In tlie upstairs portion of the house, one sample was obtained from the televisi,on set in the south
bedz'oom. Another saznple was also collected on a sma11 shelf in the north bedroom. All loca.tions
were collected on impermeable surfaces,
Two wipe samples were also collected in the garage. One sample was taken on the south side'of the
garage on the VCR shelf. The other sample was callected on the shelf on the north side of the
garage.
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Wipe samples were cailected following procedures outlined in the `Clandestine Drug Lab General
Cleanup Guidance' from the Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency. All of the samples were taken using a square foot temp�ate, which provides results in
micrograms (µg / ft'`). The collected meth wipes were sent to Morse Environmental, Inc. of Auburn,
WA to be analyzed for methamphetamine (Appendix: Analytical Results). The resulrs of the meth
wipe samples are listed below in Table 1. The Minnesota Departament of Healtli (MDH) Action Timit
of <1 µg/ft2 is alsd included in the table.
Sample Description
Garage VCR
Garage Shelf
Kitchen Clock
Downstairs Bedroom
Downstairs Bathroom•
I.iving Room
Upstairs South Bedroom
Upstairs North Bedroom
ietamine Results - Table 1
Results (ug/are$ sampled)
2.31 µg
6.92 µg
3.02 µg
4.83 µg
14.01 µg
1.46 µg ,
15.32 µg
11.30 µg
I1�DH Action Limit
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�1 µg
� 1 µg
<1 µg
� 1 µg
<1 µg
<1 µg
<1 µg
Note: MDH denotes the Minnesota Deparnrzent af Health 's Action Limit. Results are in microgrc�ms
per foot squared (ug/ft2)
Vauor starvev and oH testin�
A calibrated photo-ionization detector (PID) was used in the vapor survey throughout the residence
and garage. Calibaration of the PID was done before the field technician left the office. A fresh air
cahbration followed by 100 ppm isobutelyne gas calibration was conducted: The PID is used to
analyze for organic compounds that may be used in the manufacture of ineth such as acetone,
isopropanol, benzene, toluene, and others. A11 readings in the residence and gara.ge were 0.0 parts
pe� million (ppm).
WCEC also conducted pH tests throughout the home. Tests were conducted on various surfaces,
including the floor, wa11s, and assorteci stored items to determine if any coFrasives used in meth
manufacturing were present. Sink drains, bathroom drains, and stovetops were also tested. All pH
tests were neutral (6-8). -
A visual walk through of the interior of the house showed no signs of inet]� }�roduction. Due to the
snow cover, inspections of the exterior were limited and are recommended to be conducted at a later
date in the spring. At that rime, the visual inspection would determine if there was any distressed
vegetarion resulting from the dumping of the meth- waste products.
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Recommendations
On February 23, 2009, analyzed samples indicated a presence of inethamphetamines in the house
and garage. The levels foutid in the house were all greater than 1 µg /ft2. Levels in the garage and
house fell between 1.46 µg /ft2 and 15.32 µg/ft2. With these determined meth levels, the range of
action required is full remediation of occupancy structures with disposal and modified remediation
may be allowed in non-occupancy structures per MDH/MPCA Cleanup Guidance Docutnents.
Garage
Laboratory results from the garage revealed the presence of inethamphetamine. WCEC recommends
that any conten�ts of the gara:ge that have any value (ex. tools, lawnmower, etc.) should be
professionally and thoroughly cleaned. Any items. in the garage that you think has little or no value
should be disposed of. Iterris in the garage that would be ca.pable of absorbing methamphetamine
(carpets, couches, curtains, etc.) should also be disposed of. The floor of the garage should be
pressure washed of� with a hot, soapy solution of wa.ter. Any counter surfaces in the garage should
be washed off with Simple Green or TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) cleaiung solution and a hot, soapy
solution of.water.
Primary Residence
All rooms sampled in the primary residence indica.ted the presence of ineth. The highest levels were
found in the upstairs bedrooms and dowastairs bathroom. Due to contaminatinn in the house, an
extensive cleaning may have to take place to bring the levels of contamination down to the cleanup
standard of <1 µg /ft2. Post cleanup sampling is recommended to ensure that the meth contamination
is at or below acceptable levels. .
Disposal and remediation recommenda,tions are listed in detai] in the MDH/MPCA- Cleanup
Guidance Appendices, Apri13, 2007, for the iiems and areas of the house.
I have enclosed a copy of the lab results and the NIDH Geaeral Cleanup Guidelines for Clandestine
Drug Labs for your review. Please fe�el free to ca11 myself or Cory Teff at 763-571-4944 if you have
any questions. �
Sincerely,
West Central Environmental Consultants
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Matthew P. Cawley
Assistant Project Manager
CC: Mr. Ralph Messer, Fridley Fire Marshal
Encl: Site Photography, Analytical Results, MDH General Clean�tp Procedures �uidelines
Site Photo 1: Sample one collected on top of VCR in garage
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Site Photo 2: Sample two collected on top of shelf in garage
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS
7871 Hickory St NE, Fridley, MN 55432
SITE PHOTOS
Methamphetamine Sampling
Fridley, MN
WCEC Project No. 7022
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Fire Department • Office of the Fire Marshal • Departsnent of Fire Prevention • Phone (763) 572-3621 • Fax (763) 502-4983
February 27, 2009
Donna Agnes Redden and Sherry Ann Hagen
6520 Able Street, N.E.
Fridley MN 55432
Re: Axnended Necessity for Action at 6520 Able Street, N.E.
P.I.N. # 14-30-24-14-0085 �
Dear Ms. Redden and Ms. Hagen:
On February 10, 2009, employees of West Central Environmental Consultants, Inc. (WCEC)
conducted testing and sampling for methamphetamine (meth) concentrations inside the primazy
residence and detached garage at the above address. The analytical results of that testing and
sampling were received by this office on February 26, 2009 from WCEC. Analyzed sarriples
reported are in excess of guidelines according to Minnesota Department of Health (NIDI�
Clandestine Drug Lab General Cleanup Guida.nce (2007).
Therefore, the following provisions amending the original order are hereby issued to you based
on that testing and sampling:
1. AMENDED NO OCCUPANCY ORDER
The premises, including both structures, have been vacated as ordered on February 5, 2009. The
No Occupancy Order is continued pending remediation, cleaning, final testing and inspection
conducted by the City Fire Marshal and Chief Building Official. Any person violating this No
Occupancy posting is subject to criminal prosecution.
2. AMENDED ORDER FOR ABATEMENT
You must promptly contra.ct with a cleaning and remediation contractor authorized by the
Minnesota. Department of Health to conduct and complete on-site clandestine drug lab cleanup
tasks, perform remediation testing, follow up testing and further determine that the
contamination established by the WCEC report is sufficiently reduced in accorda.nce with
Minnesota Department of Health guidelines. As the properry owners, you shall, with your
contractor, notify the City of actions you have taken and reach a.n agreement with the City
concerning the cleanup schedule. You must notify this office in writing not later than March 13,
2009 that the arrangements described herein have been made. Please include a copy of the
contract(s) you have executed with the remediation and cleaning contractor.
Amended Order for Abatement and Notice for No Occupancy
February 27, 2009
Page 2
3. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS DUE TO ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS REPORT
A. Due to analytical results of the WCEC assessment testing performed February
10�', composite sampling.and analysis of soils within the underground excavation
neaz the garage shall be performed by a qualified environmental contractor who
also possesses the required certification to enter the tunnel area if necessary.
Testing shall be completed prior to completing closure work on the excavation as
ordered by the City of Fridley Community Development Depariment but not later
than March 13, 2009.
B. Due to snow and ice cover on February lOth and standing water from snow melt
and rain after the law enforcement action, a thorough visual inspection of the
property to identify possible dump sites of inethamphetamine waste products was
extremely limited. WCEC has recommended and we agree that this inspection
may be conducted at a later date in Spring, 2009.
Following completion of all required work and a determination that contamination has been
reduced to an acceptable level as required by Minnesota Department of Health guidelines, the
Public Health Nuisance Declaration and this amended Order for Abatement will be lifted. The
residence and affected accessory structures may then be reoccupied.
PROPERTY OWNER(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR COSTS
As in the original order, the property owner is responsible for.all costs of abatement or cleanup
of the site, including contractor's fees, and public costs for services that were performed in
association with the clandestine drug lab site. If, after notice, the property owner fails to arrange
appropriate cleanup, the City is authorized to proceed in a prompt manner to initiate and
complete the onsite cleanup.
You have the right to appea.l this amended Order for Abatement to the City of Fridley Council.
The appeal must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk within ten (10) days of the issuance
of this amended Order for Abatement.
If you have any questions regarding this order and notice, please feel free to contact me at (763)
572-3621
Sincerely,
City of Fridley Fire Department
Ralph W. Messer
Fire Marshal
Enc
cc: Ron Julkowski, City of Fridley Chief Building Official
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FRIDLEY MUI�TICII'AL CErTi'ER • 6431 UNIVERSITY A� N.E. FRIDLEY
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(763) 571-3450 • FAX (763) 571-1287 • TTD1TT� (763) 572-3534
Fire Department • Offtce of the Fire Mazshal • D�ent of Fire Prevention •�'hone (763) 572-3621 • Fax (763) 502-4983
Februazy 27, 2009
Donna Agnes Redden and Sherry Ann Hagen
6520 Able Street, N.E.
Fridley MN 55432
Re: Amended Necessity for Action Order at 6520 Able
P.I.N. # 143Q-24140085
Dear Ms. Redden and Ms. Hagen:
On February 10, 2009, employees of West Central Environ�
conducted testing and sampling for methamphetamine (meth)
residence and deta.ched gazage at the above address. The an
sampiing were received by this office on Februazy 26, 2009
reported are in excess of guidelines according to Minneso�
Clandestine Drug Lab General Cleanup Guidance (2007).
Therefore, the following provisions amending the original
on that testing and sampling:
1. AMENDED NO OCCUPANCY ORDER
N.E.
ntal Cansultants, Inc. (WCEC)
�ncentrations inside the primary
�tical results of that testing and
�m WCEC. Analyzed samples
Department of Health (MDI�
aze hereby issued to you based
The premises, including both structures, have been vacated as rdered on February 5, 2Q09. The
No Occupancy Order is continued pending remediation, cl ' g, final testing and inspection
conducted by the City Fire Mazshal and Chief Building Offic al. Any person violating this No
Occupancy posting is subject to criminal prosecutian.
2• AMENDED ORDER FOR ABATEMENT
You must promptly contract with a cleaning and remedia on contractor authorized by the
Minnesota Department of Health to conduct and complete on site clandestine drug lab cleanup
tasks, perform remediation testing, follow up testing d fiurthher determine that the
contamination established by the WCEC report is suffci tly reduced in accordance with
Minnesota Department of Health guidelines. As the prop owners, you sha11, with your
contractor, notify this office in writing not later than Mazch 1, 2009 of actions you have taken
to satisfy the requirements described herein. Please include a copy of the contract(s) you have
executed with the remediation and cleaning contractor. You d your contractor must also meet
with Mr. Julkowski and I not later than March 13�` to r h an agreement conceming t11e
remediation - cleanup schedule and resolution of Community evelopment issues.
Amended Order for Abatement and Notice for No Occupancy
Februazy 27, 2009
Page 2
3. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS DUE TO ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS REPORT
A. Due to analytical results of the WCEC assessment testing performed February
10�', composite sampling and analysis of soils within the wnderground excavation
near the garage shall be performed by a qualified environmental contractor who
also possesses the required certification to enter the tUnnel area if necessary.
Testing sha11 be completed prior to completing closure work on the excavation as
ordered by the City of Fridley Community Development Department but not later
than Mazch 13, 2009.
B. Due to snow and ice cover on Februaty l Oth and standing water from snow melt
and rain after the law enforcement action, a thorough visual inspection of the
pmperty to identify �ssible dump sites of inethamphetamine waste products was
e�remely limited. WCEC has r�ommended and we agree that this inspection
may be conducted at a later date in Spring, 2409.
Following completion of all required work and a deternnination that contamination has been
reduc�d to an acceptable level as required by Minnesota Department af Health guidelines, the
Public Health ATuisance Declaration and this amended Order for Abatement will be lifted. The
residence and affected accessory structures may then be reoccupied.
PROPERTY OWNER(S) RESPOIVSIBLE FOR CUSTS
As in the original order, the properiy owner is responsible for all costs of abatement or cleanup
of the site, including contractor's fees, and public costs for services tha.t were performed in
association with the clandestine drug lab site. I� after notice, the property owner fails to arrange
appropriate cleanup, the City is authorized to proceed. in a prompt manner to initiate and
complete the onsite cleanup.
You have the right to appe,al tlus aznended Order for Abatement to the City of Fridley Council.
The appeal must be in writing and filed with the City Clerk within ten (10) da.ys of �he issuance
of this amended Order for Abatement.
If you have any questions regazding tUis arder and notice, plea,se feel free to contact me at (763)
572-3621
Sincerely,
City of Fridley Fire Department
Ralph W. Messer
Fire Marshal
Enc �
cc: Ron Julkowski, Chief Building Official Fridley Police Deparlment
Anoka County Sheriff Department Fridley City Attorney
Anoka Co Comm Health & Env Services Fridley City Clerk