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EHD - Public
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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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RECORD_ID
PR0544496
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0005409
FACILITY_NAME
LARGINS SERVICE
STREET_NUMBER
2235
STREET_NAME
CHEROKEE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95205
APN
11924017
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
2235 CHEROKEE RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
002
QC Status
Approved
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ence. No other samples were taken at that time. Spoil was piled <br /> to the north of the excavation and remains there at the time of <br /> this writing. A cyclone fence was placed around the excavation <br /> and it remains in place as well (see atached drawing for sample <br /> locations) . <br /> 6. Remediation Steps : Mr. Largin has retained Wm. Hunter and Associ- <br /> ates and Jim Thorpe Oil Co. , Inc. to undertake the next phase of <br /> this cleanup project. After consultation with Wm. Hunter and Jim <br /> Thorpe Oil Co. , Inc. , Mr. Largin has decided to remove as much of <br /> the contamination remaining beneath the tank pits as possible by <br /> over-excavation. The proposed excavation will start at the west- <br /> ern end of the original excavations to a depth of approximately <br /> 201 , 41 north of the north boundaries and extend southerly to a <br /> point approximately 4 ' past the south boundaries distance of ap- <br /> proximately 201 . Then easterly a distance of approximately 70' or <br /> 5' past the end of the original excavation. The resulting excava- <br /> tion will be 20' wide, 70' long and 20 feet deep (see attached <br /> drawings) . Adjustments can be made if necessary. The total amount <br /> of additional soil to be removed will be approximately 250 cubic <br /> yards for a total of approximately 400 cubic yards including pre- <br /> viously excavated soil . Every effort will be made to separate <br /> contaminated soil from the clean. Clean soil will be stored on- <br /> site for use in backfill operation. Obviously contaminated spoil <br /> will be placed on plastic sheeting and covered with same if neces- <br /> sary. When actual volume and contamination levels are ascer- <br /> tained, determinations for the disposition of the spoil will be <br /> made. <br /> 7 . Soil Sampling: Soil sampling will be accomplished by retrieving <br /> samples from the appropriate areas with the excavator bucket. <br /> Samples will be taken from the bucket by Wm. Hunter & Associates <br /> representative on-site. All sampling and analyses will follow <br /> LUFT guidelines . Samples will be transported by Wm. Hunter & As- <br /> sociates directly to Fruit Growers Laboratories, located in Stock- <br /> ton, CA under chain of custody. Soil Sample analyses results <br /> sheets will be mailed directly to SJPHS/EHD from FGL. Samples <br /> will be tested for TPH-G, and BTE&X. We propose to take 8 side- <br /> wall and 3 bottom samples from the excavation. Samples will be <br /> taken equidistant around the perimeter and along the length of the <br /> bottom of the excavation (see attached drawing] . Locations of the <br /> samples may change at the direction of SJPHS/EHD representative <br /> on-site. We propose 4 samples (8 discrete to form the 4 compos- <br /> ites) from the spoil pile at the direction of the SJPHS/EHD repre- <br /> sentative. The total number of samples may be altered if <br /> conditions or volumes warrant a change. <br /> 2 <br />
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