Site Closure Achieved With Help of MPE Remediation System

Creek Run began work on this former bulk plant facility in Greene County, Indiana, in December of 2014 after the project was acquired from a previous consultant.  Throughout the next six years, Creek Run utilized multiple investigation and remedial techniques to remove petroleum and chlorinated solvents contamination from soil and groundwater.  The multi-phase extraction (MPE) remediation system, which operated on the site for only 12 months, recovered approximately 19 pounds of vapor- and dissolved-phase hydrocarbons from the subsurface. 

Following completion of remediation and monitoring activities, IDEM approved a No Further Action (NFA) status to the LUST incident with use of an Environmental Restrictive Covenant (ERC) for groundwater and vapor intrusion exposure.  To date, Creek Run has received 100% reimbursement of Excess Liability Trust Fund (ELTF) eligible environmental remediation costs from claims submitted by Creek Run’s claims coordinator.