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INTER -DISTRICT MEMO <br />Date: 02/15/95 <br />To: " Board of Trustees <br />From: John R. Stroh, Manager I II <br />Subject: Underground Storage Tank Update; AGENDA ITEM 9 <br />p <br />Ii <br />This communication is for the purpose of updating the Board as to the status of <br />the investigation of contamination from unauthorized releases from underground <br />storage tanks (UST's) located at the District's Lodi and,Stockton yards. <br />Il 1 <br />As you are aware, the District has been actively investigating gas and oil <br />contamination at both yards at the request of the�San Joaquin County EHD. <br />Currently, the status of the investigations are as Hollows: <br />LODI YARD <br />1. Weston, Inc., the district's consultant, finished a soil and groundwater <br />investigation in August 1994. The investigation fodrid that contamination is <br />evident in at least two areas of soil, but no contamination was found in <br />groundwater. Weston has recommended that excavation and disposal of <br />the contaminated soil be performed as a method of remediation. <br />il <br />2. Two (2) monitoring wells are in place, and two (2) wells have been destroyed <br />to facilitate soil and water analysis below the bottom elevation of the wells. <br />STOCKTON YARD <br />1. Weston finished a soil and groundwater inve I igation in October 1994. The <br />investigation found that contamination is evident in at least two (2), and <br />maybe three (3) areas of soil. No contamination wds found in the <br />groundwater. Weston recommends no further action regarding the soil <br />contamination due to the low levels of contaminants found. <br />�I <br />2. Three monitoring wells were installed during the invll stigation and are <br />available for further use. <br />I reviewed the Weston reports with San Joaquin County Public Health Services, <br />Environmental Health Division (EHD) representatives in January 1995. During <br />this review we discussed the current status of the'two sites, Weston's <br />investigation procedures and testing protocols, arid aspects of continued <br />investigation and remediation techniques. <br />EHD sent a follow-up letter to the district after our,, January meeting, of which a <br />copy is enclosed. The letter identifies areas of concern: EHD has relative to <br />both sites. The letter also states several courses`of action that need to be <br />taken, and dates of compliance for those actions:; <br />