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• <br />Phase I Environmental Assessment <br />152 Frank West Circle - Stockton, CA <br />March 31, 1993 <br />Site Inspection <br />AS1 <br />AMw SCIENCE AND ENUINEENINO INC. <br />Ole <br />Page 4 <br />The Site was inspected on March 10, 1993. Alit lough CWI is no longer in <br />business, it appears that CWI left virtually everything in-place, including: office <br />equipment, books, and files; processing equipment, tools, and chemicals; circuit <br />boards; and containerized solid and liquid waste. <br />The Site is occupied by a single -story, 25,864 square -foot, concrete tilt -up wall <br />building with an on -grade, concrete slab floor, and a flat, asphalt coated plywood <br />roof, asphalt -surfaced pavement which is used for parking, storage, and vehicle <br />access; two storage sheds; a covered hazardous waste treatment system; and <br />landscaped borders containing grass, trees, and plants. A Site Inspection Summary <br />describing the environmental condition and contents of each room within the <br />building and each area outside the building is at Appendix A. <br />During the site inspection, floor tile and ceiling tile samples were collected and <br />tested for asbestos content. Asbestos was not detected in the ceiling tile, however, <br />3% chrysotile asbestos was detected in both floor file samples and 2% chrysotile <br />asbestos was detected in the mastic layer which adheres the tiles to the floor in one <br />of the floor tile samples. The asbestos detected in the floor tiles and mastic is non - <br />friable. Undamaged floor tiles do not create a health hazard, however, if the tiles are <br />damaged, asbestos may be released into the air. There are a limited number of floor <br />tiles (less than 50) throughout the entire facility that have previously been damaged <br />and may require replacement. <br />No evidence of floor drains, french drains, dry wells, underground tanks, or <br />PCBs. The plant life appears to be healthy and free from "environmental stress." <br />Storm water run-off from the asphalt -surfaced areas flow into a gutter which parallels <br />Frank West Circle or into one of three storm water drains, located throughout the <br />Site. <br />