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Quarterly Report - 152 East i lth Street, Tracy Page 3 . Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund As the present property owners, Mr and Mrs Albert Navarra and Mr and Mrs Carl Navarra (the Navarras) applied to the California State Water Resources Control Board (CSWRCB) under the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank CIeanup Fund for a grant to meet the cost of investigating and remediating the subject site On December 24th 1994, the CSWRC13 issued a Letter of Committment for Reimbursement of Costs to the Navarras During the reporting period, the Navarras' received payment against the second Standard Form Payment Request submitted under the grant program The amount received included payment or all outstanding sums related to eligible costs that were submitted with the first Standard Form Request, but regarding which CSWRCB staff had requested additional detailed information WORK IN PROGRESS The following work is in progress Groundwater Quality Monitoring A program of groundwater quality monitoring for the 152 East 11 th Street site has been • established according to the Groundwater Sampling_PIao - Property at 152 East 11th. Street, Tracy, California that has been approved by the SJCPHS That plan calls for a round of groundwater sampling from the monitoring wells installed for the 152. East 11th Street site to coincide with the end of the annual dry season in Northern California In past years, that sampling round has been scheduled for September However, since the onset of rain has been delayed this year, to investigate groundwater depths, gradients and contaminant concentrations when the groundwater elevation is at, or close to, its seasonal low, the dry-season sampling was deferred until November (i e beyond the reporting period which is the subject of this document) The sampling was performed on November 15th 1995 A groudwater-quality monitoring report with the results of that sampling is currently being prepared Corrective Action Plan As noted above, an amended Corrective Action Plan (CAP) for remediation of soil and groundwater at the site was submitted to SJCPHS prior to preparation of this status report Action to implement the remediation called for by the plan will be scheduled following a SJCPHS review of that submittal but, as noted below, the requisite building demolition has already been tentatively scheduled