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Quarterly Report - 152 East 11th Street, Tracy Page 7 (which has heretofore been equitably distributed between the parties) to the Navarras and . require them to sign a revised agreement that included clauses that could be interpreted to mean that the Navarras would agree to be held liable for contamination that has been found under Ultramar's 15 3 East Street property On the advice of legal council, the Navarras declined to agree to the revised terms for technical cooperation demanded by Ultramar and the previously extant arrangements have been discontinued WORK IN PROGRESS The following work is in progress Corrective Action Plan The Navarras have authorized their consulting engineers, The San Joaquin Company Inc , to proceed with the development of a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) for remediation of the 152 East 11th Street property A pump test to investigate the hydrogeologic properties of the soils beneath the site is currently scheduled for December 1993 It is expected that a CAP will be available for review by the SJCPHS by April 1994 Groundwater Quality Monitoring . Following the comprehensive round of sampling of all monitoring wells in the combined array instaled for the 152 and 153 East 11th Street sites, the Groundwater SamplingP lan - Property at 152 East I I th. Street, r calls for future rounds of sampling of selected wells to be scheduled for the annual wet and dry seasons The next sampling round is scheduled for February 1994 Search for Dischargers Responsible for Release of Hydrocarbons The Navarras have instructed their attorney, Jerry D Hall Esq , to initiate a search to determine the addresses and legal status of the several entities that owned and operated fuel dispensing facilities and service stations at the 152 East 11th Street site prior to its ownership by the Navarras Those entities include the San Diego Armour Oil Company from whom the Navarras acquired the site Prior owners of the site are known to have operated fuel dispensing facilities at the site and one or more of them must have discharged the hydrocarbons found in the subsurface because the Navarras have never operated any facilities involving use of fuel hydrocarbons or similar materials on the property The staff of the SJCPHS have indicated that they also are researching the current status of the San Diego Armour Oil Company