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X INTRODUCTION As requested by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (EHD), Philip Services Corporation(Philip)prepared this Pilot Testing Work Plan (Work ' Plan) describing remedial alternatives to address petroleum hydrocarbon impacted soil and groundwater at 1717 South Center Street(Site) in Stockton, California Soil and groundwater impact apparently occurred from a leaking gasoline underground storage tank (UST) that has been removed from the Site EHD's request for this Work Plan was included in their June 11, 2002 correspondence to Sara Lee Baking Group, Inc and to the current Site property owner, Mr Jerry Gregerson of Stockton, California This Work Plan also summarizes current subsurface conditions, provides an indication of remedial effectiveness, and presents a schedule for future activities including a pilot test for one of the remedial alternatives that is discussed 1.1 Site Location The Site is located at 1717 South Center Street, on the northwest corner of South Center Street and Third Street in Stockton, California(see Figure 1, Vicinity Map) Up to 1988,this Site was operated by Kilpatrick's Bakeries, Inc as a bakery product storage depot Mr Jerry Gregersen currently leases the Site to an auto body and furniture repair business The Site comprises about 9,000 square feet of area, including an approximately 4,000 square feet, sheet metal-constructed building situated on a slab-on-grade spread footing (see Figure 2, Site Plan) There is no basement structure associated with this building The majority of the site and the area around the former UST are paved with asphalt or concrete Other properties in the vicinity comprise a mix of commercial and residential properties Edison High School is situated about 3 blocks to the north An operating gasoline station, which is the subject of an existing County leaking UST case, is located about 1 block to the north on the east side of South Center Street The closest private residence to the former UST area is situated about 150 feet to the southwest The closest surface water body is the Mormon Slough, located about 4,500 feet to the north The property east of the Site, across South Center Street at 1725 El Dorado Street, is a business currently operated as Glass Replacement and Supplies This property is situated on a traffic island between South Center and El Dorado Streets Historic information indicates that this property was formerly operated as a retail gasoline station until about 1986 Pilot Testing Work Plan 1717 South Center Street-Stockton,California Prepared by Philip Services Corp HIEt4W2400132\121382EG\Projc=ZtockCmtlpilotwstpim doc July 23,2002