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EUCLID AVENUE WELL OPA SITE [FPN: E16314]

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	An abandoned well, had been buried below-grade until discovered by landowner. The excavated pit around the wellhead provides containment and prevents surface run-off to the storm sewer on Euclid Street. However, the volume of the pit had subsided, and the speculated that the oil was entering into the storm sewer via an old tile drain.	Site Photo	5/4/2016
	An abandoned well, had been buried below-grade until discovered by landowner. The excavated pit around the wellhead provides containment and prevents surface run-off to the storm sewer on Euclid Street. However, the volume of the pit had subsided, and the speculated that the oil was entering into the storm sewer via an old tile drain.	Site Photo	5/4/2016
	pathway from abandoned leaking well, via storm sewer system to Tunungwant Creek	Site Photo	5/4/2016
	Oil observed from outfall of storm sewer at Tunungwant Creek	Site Photo	5/4/2016
	Discharge of oil from the storm sewer outfall continues into Tunungwant Creek	Site Photo	5/4/2016

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