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Remediation Report - 152 East 11th Street, Tracy, California Page 2 BACKGROUND This report on remediation has been prepared following completion of corrective action at the property at 152 East Eleventh Street, Tracy, California, where the subsurface had been found to be affected by fuel hydrocarbons which were suspected to have leaked from an underground storage tanks previously located on the property As is described later in this report, when an excavation was opened to remove contaminated soil from beneath the site, it was discovered that the leaking tanks were, in fact, located off site, beneath the public street on City of Tracy property Site Location shown on Figure 152 East 11th Street in Tracy is at the location 1 It is bounded on the 1 north and east by public streets - East 11th Street and F Street respectively - onto which it fronts It is bounded on the south side by private property at 1031 F Street and on the west side by the private property at 124 East 1 lth Street The property boundaries are shown on the site plan on Figure 2 Site Code The San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division (SJCPHS) has established the following identifier for the 152 East 11th Street site Site Code 9021 Histoiry The property at 152 East 1 lth Street was used as a gasoline station from the 1930s or earlier until 1978 Over that period, the station was operated by a number of entities that included Benny's Signal Service Station, Coffey's Signal Service Station, Bob's Enco Gas Station and Terrible Herbst Inc Terrible Herbst Inc installed one 10,000 gallon and two ),000 gallon underground storage tanks in 1972 Mr and Mrs Carl Navarra and Mr and Mrs Albert Navarra (the Navarras) purchased the property in December 1978 from the San Diego Armour Oil Company No fuel dispensing or service station operations have been conducted on the site since it was purchased by the Na-varras Prior to July 1994, when the lease was relinquished, the property was occupied ' by Russell's Flower Pavilion, a small business enterprise Finally, for a short period prior to the start of remediation work in December 1995, the site was in temporary use by the RAS Car Wash that conducts an automobile detailing service on the neighbonng property at 124 East 1 lth Street In April 1984, the three underground fuel-storage tanks described above were removed from the site under the permit and oversight of the City of Tracy Witnesses present at the time report that there were no visual or olfactory indicators of fuel hydrocarbons having