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N 2 4 4 1 7 Analyze soil samples In vicinity of septic tanks and leach lines. Conduct additional assessment at two removed-UST locations to 9 obtain closure from San Joaquin County Environmental Health Depariment. . 1 I i. F 3 1 2 i g a a g S 3 3 5 5 a 1 2 .1 i 5 Visually Inspect and potentially analyze soils near rail spurs for evidence of contamination. 1Conduct confirmation sampling after demolition of former 'tote' storage area and Inside barn at the farmhouse area, where discoloration and odor were noted on Deanna. Evaluate soils near solvent washdown pad, truck vmshIng area. and historical 'auto shed' areas. h 1 I g 6 0 : g I E § 1 a g i 1 4 IP a i ,q 8 Ria 2a2 T'ag iga s 2 2 gra' 1 2 5 2 gg LI ap ea 2 . 2,1 ; Evaluate potential existence of tem USTs indicated by Fire Insurance Maps. . E a 2 g 1 5 CAM 17 Metals, TPHd, Pesticides, PCBs. Herbicides, SVOCs b m m' i V .4 VOCs. MTBE. TPFIEL Total Correctable Hydrocarbons, semi. VOCs Petroleum. VOC.s. SVOCs Pesticides. Herbicides. pH, CAM 17 Metals, Sodium Hydroxide. Sultunc Add. Hydrochlorift Add z . TPHO, TPHmo, TPFM, BTEX MTBE E a 1 . i -71 VOCs. BTEX, MTBE, TPHg, Ethylene DIbromide. Organic Lead VOC.s. BTEX MTBE, Wale. Ethylene Ddtromide, Organic Lead CAM 17 Metals, TPH, Solvents, Ethylene Glycol. VOCs, SVOCs, Pesticides, HerbIddes (207RE077), TPHol, TPHIo (207RE008, 2018R131) ai 11 21.2: Rest of Railroad Spurs 21.1: Area of High Soluble Lead , ; 2 i 132: Fortner Underground Beet Flume I a 4 . e I - 92 i . 12.4: Above Ground Gasoline Convault 12.3: Above Ground Diesel Fuel Tank 8 N T . il 1 a 12.1: Fortner Drum and Waste Oil Storage Location 8 FA l' E 9.1: Former Factory and Historical Gasoline USTs . g Sub-Recommendatkins 2 OU 8 E 2 8 OU 4 2 2 2 0 gi 5' i i t 1 . i i [ i i i i: li. 1 I 1 Z 1 .. 2 1 2 a I a i as' rMetals: Phase II data indicate soluble lead and other elevated metals. Recommend field exploration. Petroleum-related: Phase II data indicate potential petroreum-related concentration. Recommend additional field exploration. U 4. Petroleum-related: Phase II data Indicate no petroleum-related issues. Recommend no further action. PeatIcIdes/Herbleides: Phase II data indicate 2 detections. Recommend reporbng knits be tabulated and evaluated. i i Ef Ei ci 11 . a 2 1 g 2 3 i 2 f a 1 Metals: Phase II data appear to represent natural background conditions. Reoammend no further action. Petroleum-related: Phase II data indicate no petroleurn-related issues. Recommend tabulate and analyze reporting emits. 114 ia Petroleum-relatedt Phase It data indicate potential petroleurn-related concentration. Recommend additional field exploration. ii 1: 2 ..,, .ff 1 . 2 a 1 a m g g .. . m i I a Petroleum-related: Phase II data indicate no petroleum-related issues. Recommend no further action. i: at 1 Petroleum-related: Phase II data indicate no petroleum-related issues. Recommend no further action. if ii V ii la i w _ 2 ! 2 ! a 8 1 2 i I 3 1 . I 1 .4 - a : # z E . i , 1 1. i ' 1 1 I 1 i w a 1 1 . / a e I m g. 1 i 1 1 1 t - 4 5 i a 4 5 f 1 a ; F t g * - Paudeuntrhilated: First nvesligaiton : ,37 ; t 5 g Z g 7 ,. a, § t 3 E : g T 1 Petroleum-related: Tabulate and analyze tepottIng Ants. Demonstrate finds reasonably low wanant no further action. I ; . 1 i i 4 1 i ii li t i 1 1 1 3 1 T 1 1 1 I g aa i3 IPetroleum-related: Spot-check reporbnq limits to demonstrate no further action required. ;. 2 1 a . t a T g F 1 1 Petroleum-related: Spot-check reporting limits to demonstrate no further Fiction required. 1 Y T . a i