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cx) <br /> Y <br /> Work Plan <br /> Sod Remediation <br /> 1881 E. Market Street, Stockt6n <br /> 1.0 Introduction <br /> 1.1 Purpose <br /> The goal of this work plan is to propose additional work to: <br /> 1. Identify the lateral extent of residual soil contamination resulting from a leak from a 1000 <br /> gallon gasoline tank removed in 1986. <br /> 2. Design and propose remediation for the soil contamination. <br /> 1.2 History <br /> - <br /> Custoin Food Machinery, Inc., (CFM) is the current occupant at 1881 E. Market Street, Stockton, <br /> C& The property is owned by Plant K Partners,which is closely related to CFM. The property was <br /> purchased form Tri Valley Growers, TVG in 1989. TVG had purchased the property from <br /> bankruptcy proceedings of California Canners and Growers, (Cal Can)in 1985. <br /> During the We of the property [TVG to Plant K Partners] it was determined that a 100 gallon <br /> underground gasoline tank was located on the site and that the tank had leaked. TVG proceeded to <br /> remove the tank and surrounding soil to what was believed toli�be acceptable and the hole was <br /> backfilled,with soil and pea gravel. II <br /> W February 27, 1992 the San Joaquin County Health rewtmLt notified TVG and CFM that <br /> additional work was warranted at the site, <br /> 2.0 Previous Work, Soil Borings <br /> 2.1 General <br /> On May 12, 1993 TVG and CFM co-financed a soil boring into the tank removal location. The intent <br /> of the boring was to determine if further work was wan-anted at the site. Linda Turkatte, Public <br /> Health Services,San Joaquin County, was present during the sampling. <br /> Page 1 <br />