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Quarterly Report - 152 East 11th Street, Tracy Page 4 Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund As the present property owners, the Navarras applied to the California State Water Resources Control Board (CSWRCB) under the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund for a grant to meet the cost of investigating and remediating the site On December 29th 1994, the CSWRCB issued an initial Letter of Commitment for Reimbursement of Costs to the Navarras During the reporting period, two Standard Form Payment Requests with detailed supporting documentation were submitted the CSWRCB Two payments covering an two earlier request for reimbursement were received and the CSWRCB informed the Navarras that a third request had been processed and approved for payment WORK IN PROGRESS The following work is in progress Remediation A few days after the close of the reporting period to which this document pertains the spread-ofaerated soit at-the soli-treatment-stte-was-sampled-and-tested - t-contmned-no . detectable traces of components of gasoline Shortly thereafter the ground beneath the area used to treat the soil excavated from beneath the 152 East 11th, Street property was also sampled and tested All sample recovered were similarly free of fuel hydrocarbons The clean, treated soil will be dozed into a stockpile and recycled in beneficial for agricultural purposes on the farm property where it is presently situated Report on Remediation Preparation of an engineering report that will document the remediation work performed at the 152 East l Ith Street site is at an advanced stage The report can be completed shortly after laboratory reports with the results of the final round of sampling and analysis of the aerated soil at the soil treatment site becomes available Closure The report on remediation that is currently being drafted will include a recommendation that the property owners submit a request to the SJCPHS and the CRWQCB for formal closure of the 152 East 11th Street property as the suspected site of an unauthorized release of fuel hydrocarbons into the subsurface If those agencies concur, a permit application will be made to the SJCPHS to grout and close the remaining groundwater monitoring wells that were installed in the area for the Navarras