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1 LEVINE•FRICKE i Site within the past 15 years have been made through air spray- ing, using the firms D & D Flying of Stockton1 and -Ag Flight of Lodi, and no chemicals have been stored, mixed or disposed of I� on site. i} According to Mr. Tony DeLucca of D & D Flying, records for the past three years indicate that the pesticdes,jFuradan, a carba- mate insecticide, and Diazinon, an organophosphate insecticide, have been aerially applied at the Site. According to County Ilh� Agricultural Commissioner records, which are maintained for a five year period, Mr. Ripkin has applied for application of two restricted pesticides at the Site over this period -- Furadan, and 2,4-D, a chlorinated herbicide. The kirmlAg Flight .of Lodi, California was listed on the application as. the applicator. However, the Ripkin' Site is permitted for! application. of a variety of other, restricted pesticides. ! lFuel Storage i' :I Gasoline and diesel fuel have been storedlat the Site for use in fueling farm machinery. Gasoline was reportedly formerly stored in a 500-gallon underground tank located nearthe northwest cor- ner of the Quonset but at the Site. The tank'Fwas reportedly 1 removed about two years ago, and no indication of significant 1 leakage was reportedly observed at the time of removal. Diesel fuel is currently stored in two above-ground tanks located near the southwest corner of the Quonset hut, ;one a 500--gallon capac- ity tank, and the other a 1,000-gallon tank. j.A small stained area of soil was observed beneath the spigot of the 500-gallon tank during Levine•Fricke's site inspection. No information was obtained from this the activities conducted as part of this review to indicate other potential on--site sources of hazardous chemicals that could significantly affect soil or ground-water quality at the Site. li 8.2 Potential Off-Site Sources Tsutsui Pro ert ii ] Numerous 55-gallon drums and other containers'; abandoned vehicles and equipment, and other refuse were observed-gat the adjacent Tsutsui Property during Levine•Fricke's drive,,=by inspection of the Site vicinity. Because of the apparent nature of activities at this property, and the proximity of the property to the Site, there is some potential that releases of chemicals could have occurred at this property which may have impacted the Site. No other potential off-site sources of hazardous chemicals were identified which are deemed to be likely to affect soil or ground water at the Site. ;3 ' -11-