King's Mill Park photo gallery & field notes

Images from KMP-1

Images from KMP-3

Humber River Notes-Eric Mattson

Thursday July 19th 1:15 pm KMP1/H1

  • King?s Mill Park, west side of the Humber river

  • GPS N43o 38.525 W 079o 29.434

  • Arrived at site with Mark Mattson at 1pm. Met with Tom Adams Vyacheshlav and Brenda

  • Took two photos facing seep, one photo facing Humber river from GPS location

  • Seep is orange and flows directly into river odor is present

  • Photo of point of sample for LC50

  • rinsed container 3x with leachate

  • filled one 25 litre bucket ?obtained from Beak laboratories, bucket was lened sealed and lid was placed on

  • temperature of leachate 19oc

  • filled second 25 litre pail temp 19oc sealed initialed pail

  • bucket was lined with plastic

  • initialed dated buckets sample H1 EM EBI july19 h1

  • smell was very strong, difficult to obtain sample with such strong odour

  • finished at 1:35 pm

  • Refer to h1 as kmp1Thursday July 19th KMP3/H2 2:05 pm west side Humber tributary

  • from H1 we got into Mark?s truck and drove to site H2 (refer to as KMP3) GPS N43o38.843

  • W079o29.653

  • strong odor noticed

  • Tom Adams sampling test: 2 litre brown jars amonia

  • took photos

  • berm-like barrier orangebrown sf side fencing and on water oily surface

  • small pipe discharging into seep-photo

  • made sure sample leachate did not have a lot of particles in it

  • temp of liquid 11oc

  • returned to vehicle at 2:30pm to leave for Beak labs with 4 25 litre pails 2 1 litre brown jars and 1 preservative container

  • labeled and sealed and dated all samples

  • arrived at Beak at 3:09pm

  • turn sample to Joanne Graham at Beak at 3:15 pm for LC-50 test on h1 and h2

  • arrived at Phillips at 4:20 gave brown jar samples to Belcota Meda

-- Eric

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