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February 13, 1988 AGS Job No. 2005-P <br /> Delta Truck Sales, Stockton, California <br /> the cover from being displaced by the wind. It is our <br /> understanding that the bite,,;is .fenced,± and that the public is <br /> thereby isolated from the planned 'soil piles. Thus, no further <br /> deterrent measures are necessary with regard to public access to <br /> the piles.' <br /> The California Department of Health Services limits the storage <br /> of hazardous wastes to less than 90 days without a permit. <br /> During that time, analyses will be performed, as described below, <br /> which will allow evaluation of the degree and nature of <br /> contamination of both soil piles and allow selection of the most <br /> appropriate disposal alternatives. <br /> Alternatives for disposal of the contaminated soil, as stated bV <br /> Kip Prahl Associates, �nclude' transport and disposal in a Class t <br /> hazardous waste disposal facility or treatment to reduce the t <br /> levels of contaminants to nonhazardouslWivels. Potential4a:athods ' <br /> of treatment include enit4nced microbial degradation of# <br /> ,hydrocarbons or oxidation using a moblg . treatment system. <br /> Factors affecting the planned treatment method include the <br /> concentrations and types of contaminants in the soil, the volume <br /> of contaminated soil which will require treatment, and the nature <br /> of the soil . <br /> 6 <br />