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The site is listed on a database that identifies facilities with USTs. The site was not listed <br /> on any other environmentally-related government databases searched for this ESA. <br /> ATC's review of local agency files did not indicate violations or enviroilmental <br /> impairment at the site. Based on this assessment, it is our judgment that there is a <br /> moderate likelihood that the USTs have impacted the site. This constitutes a Recognized <br /> Environmental Condition (REC). Information pertaining to likelihood statements is <br /> presented in Appendix B. <br /> 9.2 Off-Site Potential Sources <br /> Based on the locations, distances and nature of off-site potential sources in the site <br /> vicinity, it is our judgment that there is a low likelihood that potentially ha ardous <br /> waste is present at the site due to these off-site potential sources of hazardous <br /> substances. It is our judgment that these off-site sources would not constitute a REC. <br /> 10.0 CONCLUSIONS <br /> Based on the information obtained during this assessment, current regulatory <br /> guidelines, and the judgment of ATC Associates Inc., the following conclusion has <br /> been drawn: <br /> We have performed a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment in <br /> conformance with the scope of work and limitations of ASTM andard <br /> E 1527-00 for Real Property located at 1113 Shaw Road in Stockton, <br /> California. The assessment has revealed evidence of an REC in <br /> connection with the site. The USTs at the site are approxim tely 16 <br /> years old and although they meet the current construction requirements <br /> of the regulatory agencies, it is ATC's opinion that the likelihood of the <br /> USTs impacting the site is moderate. <br /> 11.0 RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> Based on the information obtained during this assessment, IZUent re ulatory <br /> guideli TC Associates Inc., additional investig tion is <br /> [Prnmm�Pn,_ �'1a�1 ATC recommends advancing two sot orl est e an c lecting <br /> soil samples from the borings for analysis by a State-certified laboratory. On boring <br /> should be advanced near the two 2,000-gallon USTs and one boring should be advanced <br /> near the 550-gallon waste oil UST. The borings should be advanced to approximately <br /> 35 feet below ground surface. <br /> The judgments and conclusions described in this report pertain to the condition judged <br /> to be present or applicable at the time the work was performed. Future conditions may <br /> differ from those described herein and this report is not intended for use in future <br /> evaluations of the site unless an update is conducted by a consultant familiar with <br /> 54.25601.0005 14 ATC Associ tes Inca <br />