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Quarterly Report - 152 East 11 th Street, Tracy Page 3 automobile service station on the site and operated the underground storage tanks from which gasoline leaked into the subsurface The San Diego Armour Oil Company has been effectively unresponsive to communications by the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Clean Water Programs and the SJCPHS that have requested that company to meet its responsibilities under the applicable regulations to investigate and remediate the contamination found on the property and to pay regulatory oversight fees The Navarras' attorneys have filed a compliant against San Diego Armour Oil and associated entities with respect to this matter in California Superior Court Further action related to this litigation is expected when a date for a pre-trial conference has been set by the Court Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund As the present property owners, the Navarras applied to the Califorrua State Water Resources Control Board under the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund for a grant to meet the cost of investigating and remediating the site On March 22nd 1994 the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Clean Water Programs notified the Navarras that their application had been reviewed, designated as Claim No 4928 and assigned to Priority Class B with Rank 458 On December 29th 1994, the Water Resources Control Board issued an initial Letter of Commrtrnent for Reimbursement of Costs to the Navarras in the amount of$75,000 00, which covers a portion of the cost of the site investigation and characterization work that has been performed at the subject under the direction of the RWQCB and the SJCPHS During the reporting period, the Navarras initiated the accounting and clerical work necessary to complete the Standard Form Payment Request documentation required for compliance with the terms of the Letter of Commitment WORK M 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 Plan - Property at 152. East 11th. Stet, Tracy, California that has been approved by the SJCPHS The next sampling round called for by the plan is to coincide with the annual wet season and is currently scheduled for February 1995 {Note A corrective action plan for remediation of this site has been submitted to the SJCPHS for review The plan includes a complete schedule of groundwater quality monitoring that will be substituted for the current monitoring schedule when remediation begins )