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or <br /> j AMERICAN <br /> -NVIPONM-NTAL MANAGEMENT COF7P <br /> C C O <br /> March 17 , 1966 MAR 19 1986 <br /> ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH <br /> FERMIT/SERVICES <br /> Mr . Daniel T. Ward , F. E. <br /> California Regional Water Duality Control Board <br /> Central Valley Region <br /> 3011 S Street <br /> Sacramento, CA 95816-7C>9C_) <br /> Dear Dan: <br /> By letter dated March 4. 1986. thn Cm fir: r�=,n rr':i ro,f�TiC..Lal <br /> Management Corporation (AEMC) requested your approval to use <br /> crude oil contaminated soils excavated from the Renown <br /> Enterprises, Tracy parcel (Tennis Villa. , Tract #1766) , as road <br /> base material at the Cal Trans Crosstown Freeway Project in <br /> Stockton , CA. That letter details the procedure by which Brutoco <br /> Engineering , the prime contractor , intends to utilize the oil <br /> contaminated soil as road base during construction of the <br /> Crosstown Freeway Project. <br /> AEMC, on behalf of Renown Enterprises, Inc. , is hereby requesting <br /> that the proposed reuse of the Contaminated soils be exempted <br /> from Subchapter 15 regulations. Renown Enterprises, Inc. is in <br /> receipt of your offices " March 13., 1986 letter which requires the <br /> perfor(ri.:m'ic: of three (.7) tasks prior to your consideration of a <br /> Subchapter 15 exemption. <br /> Cal Trans has full knowledge of the proposal to utilize Renown ' s <br /> contaminated scil as road base material in the Crosstown Freeway <br /> Project . Mr . Jim Hall , Cal Trans F'r-oject Superintendent , has <br /> stated that Cal Trans will not allow Brk-ttoco Engineering to place <br /> clay mat er i a.l. betweer, the f r-�=eW ty sur-f a.cF' and the conta.m3 nested <br /> soil. , du.e to the.: e>:pa.nsi on potential . As property owner . Cal <br /> Tr ai;s s aware of tnei r responsi b7. 1 :E t i es in the event of <br /> environmental problems associated with the proposed reuse of the <br /> contaminated soils. Cal Trans has indicated they would allow <br /> Brutoca Engineering to Lit i l i ze the Contaminated soils, !!pon <br /> receipt of letters from the San Joaquin Local Health District <br /> and the Regional Board stating their approval of the proposed <br /> reuse. <br /> AEMC has determined that the reuse of contaminated soi 1 s, as <br /> specified in the March 4 , 1986.) letter , is environmentally sound <br /> and that crude oil cont ami.pants in the soi 1 wi. 1 1 not mi grate. <br /> AEMC maintains this determination in the evt,nt clay materials are <br /> nut placed between the, freeway surfac-e and the contaminated <br /> s,rail E,. Uf:jorl corlsi. deratiori of the cherrical properties in crude <br /> oil and the e aqc, ( ::'O year c;) of the cr tlde oil contamination at these <br /> Zr or y =,i t.t,, At MC bt:-J i eves the of beri:fine, t nj uerie- <br /> anti ;' yJ t=rpt= ar t:- i (J'wdlJ 14 early. <br />