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SITE VISIT REPORT
DATE: 12/08/2025
SITE: 1300 South SLC Property (also known as “Camden Court”)
SITE ADDRESS: 1215 South 400 West, Salt Lake City, Utah
PREPARED BY: Allison Stanley
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Division of Environmental Response and Remediation
195 North 1950 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84116
ATTENDEES: Allison Stanley (DERR), Wasatch Environmental
ARRIVAL TIME: 1:30 PM - DEPARTURE TIME: 2:50 PM
Split Samples Collected: No
Is the work being performed in a manner consistent with the accepted workplan? Yes
SUMMARY: The purpose of this site visit was to oversee the site characterization activities
occurring on the property. A site characterization work plan, sampling and analysis plan, and
quality assurance project plan were all recently accepted for the site. The DERR met the field
geologist for Wasatch Environmental on-site and oversaw the soil and groundwater sampling for
GP-28, which is just outside of the southern building. The field geologist noted that this location
was marked for a duplicate sample since PAHs would be collected.
Blake Downey with Wasatch arrived on-site at approximately 1:40 p.m. and walked the DERR
around the site to observe which locations had already been sampled and where future samples
would be collected. He noted that access agreements were signed by the neighboring property and
the two off-site groundwater samples were collected earlier that day. Two additional borings were
also completed in the southern building, with locations consistent with the work plan.
Most of the equipment had been cleared out of the southern building, allowing for easier access
for the drilling equipment. The DERR and Wasatch compared notes regarding the analyte list, and
the observed procedures were consistent with the work plan. All samples were immediately placed
on ice.
PHOTO LOG:
Photo 1: Collection of soil samples for GP-28. A duplicate was collected at this location.
Photo 2: Collection of groundwater samples for GP-28. A duplicate was collected at this
location.
Photo 3: Location of a new boring inside the southern building.
Photo 4: All samples were immediately placed on ice.