Title Page

  • Client/Project Name

  • Property Address

  • Property Occupant(s)

  • Primary Contact(s): Phone/Email

RECONNAISSANCE DETAILS

  • Impact7G Personnel

  • Recon Date & Time

  • Property Escort: Title/Role

  • Weather Conditions

  • Primary Use(s) of Property

  • Limiting Conditions or Other Reconnaissance Gaps (Describe any limiting conditions, such as snow cover, pavement, vehicles, or access limitations)

  • Site Map (Upload site map prior to use "Media" to take photo of a site map)

INSTRUCTIONS

  • ALWAYS ask permission from Property contact/manager prior to photographing the Property – especially any sensitive or potentially confidential areas.
    - Mark locations of key features on a site map or aerial photograph.
    - Excluded areas – DO NOT need to observe conditions on rooftops, under floors, above ceilings, behind walls

  • To the extent practicable, Property photographs should include, but not be limited to, the following for Exterior Areas:
    - AT the Property, from all corners or directions
    - FROM the Property, from all corners or directions
    - All sides of site buildings and adjoining surfaces
    - Electrical transformers
    - Raw material storage areas and containers
    - Trash/waste storage areas and containers
    - Possible wells and septic structures
    - Bulk storage tanks or evidence of possible storage tanks or similar features
    - Stained areas or evidence of contamination
    - Stressed vegetation
    - Drains, surface water, and similar features
    - Any unknown features
    - Environmental conditions/concerns on adjoining sites (from subject Property or public roadway)

  • To the extent practicable, Property photographs should include, but not be limited to, the following for Interior Areas:
    - Overall photos of interior space(s), excluding individual offices
    - General photos of operations (e.g., manufacturing equipment, processes, etc.)
    - Raw material storage areas and containers
    - Waste storage areas and containers
    - Floor drains, utility access holes, sumps, wells, or other similar features
    - Mechanical and electrical rooms
    - Boilers/heating units
    - Stained areas or evidence of possible contamination
    - Any unknown features

PROPERTY SETTING

  • Surface Topography of Property and Surrounding Areas (Direction and approximate degree of slope on the Property, and regionally)

  • Surface Water (Describe surface water type, location, condition, etc.; Include possible wetlands)

  • Geologic or Hydrogeologic Conditions (Ground surface, type of soil, any bedrock or outcrops, sinkholes, etc.)

  • Area Utilities or Possible Vapor Pathways (Note and map the locations of storm drains, drainage ditches, and other buried utilities in vicinity of Property)

  • Description of Roads and Parking Areas (Locations, construction materials, condition, etc.)

  • Structures and Other Improvements (including outbuildings) (Number of buildings, stories, general construction material, etc.)

PROPERTY EXTERIOR OBSERVATIONS

  • Exterior General Uses, Operations, and Conditions

  • Aboveground Storage Tanks (ASTs) (List ALL tanks & include construction material, capacity, age, and location on the Property, where available)

  • Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) (List ALL tanks & include construction material, capacity, age, and location on the Property, where available)

  • Drums, Totes, & Other Bulk Storage Containers (Include rough inventory of number of drums, contents, conditions, etc.)

  • Waste Containers and Storage Areas (Including drum storage, trash and recycle dumpsters, debris piles, scrap heaps, etc.)

  • PCB-Containing Equipment (exterior areas or nearby) (e.g., electrical transformers, other hydraulic equipment)

  • Pits, Ponds, or Lagoons

  • Stained Soil or Pavement (Describe probable cause and extents of staining; photograph and show on map)

  • Stressed Vegetation (Note location and possible cause, other than from conditions due to insufficient water)

  • Strong, Pungent, or Noxious Odors (Include likely or possible source of odors)

  • Evidence of Solid Waste Disposal (Buried trash/materials, construction debris, or landfilling)

  • Industrial Process Water or Wastewater Discharge (including stormwater) (Describe any industrial wastewater discharges, including stormwater drainage or runoff)

  • Standing Surface Water and Pools or Sumps (Note standing water locations, sources, and conditions, including possible presence of contaminants)

  • Wells (Evidence of likely or possible wells, including groundwater monitoring wells; photograph and show locations)

  • Septic Systems or Cesspools

  • Other Notable Observations

PROPERTY INTERIOR OBSERVATIONS

    STRUCTURE DETAILS
  • Structure ID

  • Interior General Usage and Conditions (e.g., warehousing, manufacturing, offices, retail sales, vehicle repair, etc.)

  • Description of Interior Operations (More detailed descriptions of interior operations, including raw materials used, wastes generated, processes, equipment, etc.)

  • Building Heating/Cooling System(s) (Note the type or types of systems, fuel sources, locations, etc.)

  • Utilities, including Potable Water and Sewage Disposal (Confirm source of potable water, sanitary sewer discharge, and fuel sources for heating/cooling)

  • Storage Tanks (List ALL tanks & include construction material, capacity, age, and location on the Property, where available)

  • Drums, Totes, & Other Bulk Storage Containers (55-gal. or larger) (Include rough inventory of number of drums, contents, conditions, etc.)

  • Smaller containers of hazardous substances & petroleum products (Summarize types and approx. volumes and locations of containers, condition, storage location, etc.)

  • Unidentified Substance Containers (Describe any unlabeled containers, or other observations of substance for which the purpose is unknown)

  • Stains or Corrosion on Floors, Walls, or Ceilings (Describe probable cause and extents of staining; photograph and show on map)

  • PCB-Containing Equipment (inside the building) (e.g., electrical transformers, other hydraulic equipment)

ADJACENT SITE USE AND OBSERVATIONS

    NORTH of the Property
  • General Use/Zoning

  • Topography (Relative to the Property)

  • Owner/Company (Name & Operations)

  • Address(es)

  • Environmental Considerations (Storage Tanks, surface water, hazardous chemicals/wastes, environmentally sensitive operations, etc)

  • North adjacent property photo(s)

  • South at the property photo(s)

  • EAST of the Property
  • General Use/Zoning

  • Topography (Relative to the Property)

  • Owner/Company (Name & Operations)

  • Address(es)

  • Environmental Considerations (Storage Tanks, surface water, hazardous chemicals/wastes, environmentally sensitive operations, etc)

  • East adjacent property photo(s)

  • West at the property photo(s)

  • SOUTH of the Property
  • General Use/Zoning

  • Topography (Relative to the Property)

  • Owner/Company (Name & Operations)

  • Address(es)

  • Environmental Considerations (Storage Tanks, surface water, hazardous chemicals/wastes, environmentally sensitive operations, etc)

  • South adjacent property photo(s)

  • North at the property photo(s)

  • WEST of the Property
  • General Use/Zoning

  • Topography (Relative to the Property)

  • Owner/Company (Name & Operations)

  • Address(es)

  • Environmental Considerations (Storage Tanks, surface water, hazardous chemicals/wastes, environmentally sensitive operations, etc)

  • West adjacent property photo(s)

  • East at the property photo(s)

OTHER NOTES OR OBSERVATIONS

  • OTHER NOTES OR OBSERVATIONS

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