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a,, <br />SEMCO <br />M <br />ENVIRONMENTAL & GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR <br />LICENSE # 449864 A, B, C61/D40, HAZARDOUS CERTIFICATION <br />1217 So. 7th STREET, MODESTO, CALIFORNIA 95351 <br />(209) 524-9653 FAX (209) 524-0503 <br />February 29, 2000 <br />Mr. Steve Sasson <br />San Joaquin County Public Health Services <br />Environmental Health Division <br />304 East Weber Avenue <br />Stockton, CA 95202 <br />Re: Tank Removal, 757 East l la' Street, Tracy, CA <br />Former location of H.J. Heinz U.S.A <br />Dear Steve, <br />Thank you for discussing the circumstances related to the tank removal at the above <br />property with me today. I have been considering this tank removal with Jim Devenport <br />and Kevin Fitzpatrick from the Cranbrook Group over the past two years. It is our goal <br />to remove the 40,000 gallon tank, provide factory re -certification to prove its integrity, <br />and reuse the tank for storage of diesel fuel subject to the approval of Public Health <br />Services and implementation of the manufacturer's procedures for storage and <br />re -certification. Foster Farms is considering installing the tank at a site in Stanislaus <br />County pending regulatory approval and finalization of their plans. Stanislaus County <br />Department of Environmental Resources concurs with the use of a re -certified tank and <br />has tentatively approved its use subsequent to inspection and re -certification. We are <br />prepared to store the tank in a secured area onsite or at SEMCO's facility at 1217 South <br />7'" Street, Modesto, California, pending final disposition. <br />