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O�� STOCKTON COUNTY OF SAN AVIATION <br /> `METROPOL/TAN DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION <br /> / AIRPORT Dan DeAngelis <br /> R r E I Airport Manager <br /> JAN 14 1992 <br /> January 14 , 1992 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH JAN141992 <br /> PERMITISERVICES <br /> Mr. Michael Collins <br /> San Joaquin Local Health District <br /> Environmental Health Division <br /> 445 N. San Joaquin Street <br /> Stockton, CA 95201 <br /> Dear Mr. Collins: <br /> In response to your request to provide information relative to the <br /> underground storage tanks at Stockton Metropolitan Airport, I have <br /> been able to identify various users of the tanks. As you are aware, <br /> several of the tanks were installed during World War II by the federal <br /> government when Stockton field was utilized from 1940-1945 as a mili- <br /> tary training base. <br /> Following World War II, the operation of the airport was handled <br /> jointly by the City of Stockton and County with the County assuming <br /> full ownership in 1956 . Due to the change in administration, records <br /> dating back to the 1940 ' s are not complete; however, based on the <br /> information available, the usage of the tanks appears to be as <br /> follows: <br /> Beginning Ending <br /> Shell Oil Co. 1948 1982 <br /> Standard (Chevron) Oil Co. 1948 1986 <br /> Bridgeford Flying Service 1965 1969 <br /> Mobile Oil Co. 1969 1973 <br /> Phillips Petroleum 1970 1979 <br /> Hemet Valley Flying Service 1973 1975 <br /> Texaco, Inc. 1973 1981 <br /> Golden Gate Airlines 1980 1981 <br /> Werner Aero Sales 1980 1992 <br /> Spanos Jet Center 1980 1990 <br /> Pete Smith, Energy Petroleum 1981 1987 <br /> Carol Shire Valley Systems 1987 1992 <br /> Venable Aircraft 1982 1986 <br /> Pacific States Trading Co. 1986 1992 <br /> USAir Fuel Corp. 1988 1990 <br /> 5000 SOUTH AIRPORT WAY 0 TERMINAL BUILDING, ROOM 202 • STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95206-3996 • (219) 466-4700 0 FAX:(209)466-4730 <br />