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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
REMOVAL
FileName_PostFix
2008
RECORD_ID
PR0528938
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0019380
FACILITY_NAME
CITY OF STOCKTON
STREET_NUMBER
701
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W
STREET_NAME
WEBER
City
STOCKTON
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95202
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
701 W WEBER
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Approved
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REMOVAL 2008
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8/16/2017 3:16:22 PM
QuestysRecordID
3583161
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12
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Stockton Promenade—N Edisontreet USTs& Utility Corridors • Page 12 <br /> Underground Storage Tank Removal Report lune 8,2009 <br /> WKA No.7345.09 <br /> 1 <br /> • Elevated levels of cadmium and zinc were identified in the soil excavated out of Tank#2 <br /> ' (T2-Fill) at 7.9 mg/kg and 2,700 mg/kg, respectively. Although elevated as compared to <br /> the results of other soil samples collected from this area, Tank#2 consisted of galvanized <br /> steel, which may be the source of increased cadmium and zinc levels since the soil was <br /> contained within the tank. For comparison, the soil sample collected from approximately <br /> one foot beneath the bottom of Tank#2 had cadmium and zinc concentrations of 0.78 <br /> ' mg/kg and 1200 mg/kg, respectively <br /> 6.3 Exploratory Test Pit Results <br /> Seven soil samples were collected from the exploratory test pits. <br /> • TPHd was detected in six of the seven soil samples analyzed from the exploratory test <br /> ' pits ranging from 16,000 mg/kg(EP4-6) to 270 mg/kg(EP4-18) <br /> • Using Silica Gel clean-up, TPHd was detected in four of seven soil samples analyzed <br /> ' from the exploratory test pits ranging from 16,000 mg/kg(EP4-6) to 1,100 mg/kg (EPI- <br /> 15) <br /> ' • TPHmo was detected in three of the seven soil samples analyzed from the exploratory <br /> test pits ranging from 21 mg/kg(EP2-7) to 16 mg/kg(EP145) <br /> ' • TPHg was detected in six of the seven soil samples analyzed from the exploratory test <br /> pits ranging from 1,600 mg/kg (EP 1-15) to 270 mg/kg(EP4-18) <br /> ' • There were detectable concentrations of VOCs in six of the seven soil samples analyzed <br /> from the exploratory test pits <br /> ' 6.4 Direct-Push Boring Soil Results <br /> ' Two soil samples were collected from Geoprobe boring E13-1. <br /> • TPHd was detected in the two soil samples analyzed from the direct-push borings ranging <br /> from 780 mg/kg(EB-1-8) to 350 mg/kg(EB-1-16) <br /> ' • TPHmo was detected in one of the two samples analyzed from the direct-push borings at <br /> 14 mg/kg (EB-1-8) <br /> • TPHg was detected in the two soil samples analyzed from the direct-push borings ranging <br /> from 440 mg/kg(EB-1-8) to 430 mg/kg(EB-1-16) <br />
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