Projects
Tonda Enterprises
In October, 2011, Bennett & Williams, Inc. was contacted by Tonda Enterprises to assess an emergency response situation. One of the company's vehicles had experienced a fire, and in the process of extinguishing the flames, potentially hazardous materials were released to the environment.
Roslyn Farm Landfill Reclamation
Since 1954, the Roslyn Farm Corporation has developed agricultural, commercial and industrial properties in the Tri-cities area, with a particular emphasis on the environmental protection and sustainability.
Sanko
Sanko is an automotive repair facility located at a busy intersection on Broad Street in central Richmond, Virginia. The site has been occupied by numerous petroleum distributors over the past 30 years
Lake Monticello Owner’s Association
The Lake Monticello Community is located in Palmyra, Virginia with the combined amenities of rural and suburban living. A release of diesel fuel at the Maintenance Facility threatened the subsurface aquifer and downgradient surface water.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bennett & Williams has assisted the Church with site characterization, product recovery, vacuum truck extraction (dual phase), hydro-punch geologic profiling, and ongoing regulatory compliance with Maryland Department of the Environment.
Montpelier Water Supply
A private homeowner in a rural part of Montpelier, Virginia area had three water supply wells drilled, unsuccessfully, yielding less than1- 2 gallons/minute.
Powhatan Water Supply Well
The private developer installed a water supply well in rural Powhatan County to serve a small church, day care center, auto repair shop, and office building.
Henrico County Emergency Response
As part of the property transfer process, a private homeowner in Henrico County was required to characterize stained soils in the crawlspace of the residence. Analytical results indicated petroleum hydrocarbon contamination from an old heating oil tank in excess of 10,000 ppm TPH-DRO.
Colonial Heights Emergency Operations Plan
Recent development in in the vicinity of the City of Colonial Heights closed landfill facilities has necessitated special consideration be given to the possible impacts of methane gas emanating from decomposing material.
Ashland Water Wells
A private developer, working with several builders in the Ashland, Virginia area on a major housing subdivision, experienced difficulty in securing water resources on individual lots.
Bradley Bridge Road Emergency Response
The duplex rental on Bradley Bridge Road experienced a catastrophic release of petroleum hydrocarbons, approximately 275 gallons over a 24-hour period.City of Colonial Heights Voluntary Remediation Project
The City of Colonial Heights landfill facilities ceased accepting municipal solid waste in 1976. Since that time, the City has identified various portions of the closed landfill for redevelopment.
City of Colonial Heights Solid Waste Management
For more than 30 years, Bennett & Williams, Inc. has served the City of Colonial Heights in an environmental consulting capacity. The City’s solid waste municipal landfill facilities operated from the 1940s through the 1970s.
