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as possible, certainly within that timeframe. 2 . QUESTION: What kind of health hazards are there for nearby school children in the neighborhood ? EHD RESPONSE: Basically, the constituents that are found in gasoline are volatile organics and hydrocarbons. At this point, part of what Exxon will be doing is to monitor to determine whether there are any emissions associated with what they are proposing to do. As Jim mentioned, during their initial tank removal activities, they did not detect any volatile organics coming off of the site past the site boundaries. It would be our agency's opinion that most likely there would not be any additional contaminants that would leave the site. At this point, we do not have all the data regarding what the levels of contaminants are. That's part of what Exxon will be presenting to us before they actually start the work. (Unintelligible question from audience) EXXON RESPONSE: We're having. . . obviously the plastic has come up, there have been storms and other reasons. . .To address that issue we're going to end up probably putting stakes or something in the ground and actually tying twine down to hold it down better so we' ll be able to address that issue. 3 . QUESTION: Has their drinking water been contaminated? RESPONSE: At this point, the drinking water supplies themselves . . . in this area there are two major sources of drinking water. The actual site is part of the Lincoln Village water system, across the street is the City of Stockton. Due to an agreement between the City of Stockton and Lincoln Village, currently they utilize both water systems and in some instances they are blended because Lincoln Village is buying water from the City of Stockton. But, to answer your question, all the wells in both of those systems that are near the site have been tested for the constituents that are found in gasoline and all of those are non-detect for those constituents.