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� c Quarterly Report - REast I lth Street Tracy Page 4 Engineering and Status Reports The following engineering ana status reports was completed during the reporting period and submitted to the SJCPHS I Correctivt-, Action Plan (Amended) -152 East I I th. StrQg-,Y Tracy-_California- Submitted November 18th 1995 § 2 SummaLy of Proposed Correctlye Action Submitted November 18th 1995 § Engineer's Fstimate for Remediation (Soil Excavation Method) - 152 East 1 Ith. Street, Tracy, California. (Confidential Document) Submitted November 1 Sth 1995 4 Quart y_Status Report, August 1 1995. to Octobers 1. 1995 - 152 East 11th. Street Tracy.,, California. Submitted November 22nd 1995 § 5 Groundwater Quality MQnitonng Report. November 15th. 1995 - 152 East 1 I th. Street. Tracy, California. Submitted December 7th 1995 § § Copy transmitted to the California Regional Water Quality Control Board - Central Valley Region (CRWQCB) • 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, accounting and clerical work necessary to support the third claim for reimbursement for work performed for the subject site was completed and Standard Form Payment Request documentation for that claim was submitted to the CSWRCB Also during the reporting period and following receipt of notification of approval of the CAP from the SJCPHS, a Cost Pre-Approval Request, supported by a copy of the CAP, the engineer's estimate for implementation of the CAP and the SJCPHS's Notice of Findings, was submitted to the CSWRCB for a sum sufficient to cover the planned corrective action (Note An estimate of the likely cost of remediation was included in the original application for funding under the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank CIeanup Fund that was submitted in 1993, but the CSWRCB did not allocate sufficient funds to cover the cost of any portion the remediation when the initial application was approved )