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l `;718 November, 1994 <br /> Mr. Frederick D. Clarke JAN L 3 199 <br /> 352 Deer Hollow <br /> Napa, California 94558 <br /> ENVf,RGN(`✓1ENTAL HEALTH <br /> Dear Mr. Clarke, PERMIT/SERVICES <br /> You had requested that I relay the facts regarding the transportation of <br /> soil from 129 S. Commerce Street, Stockton, California to 1111 N. Union <br /> Street, Stockton, California and subsequent aeration at the Union Street <br /> site to the best of my memory. This work was performed by Falcon Energy <br /> when I was employed by Falcon Energy. As you know, I left Falcon Energy <br /> the first part of this year and am not privy to the files. I have endeavored <br /> to reconstruct the events and dates as best as I can recall utilizing copies <br /> of information which you supplied me with from your records. <br /> I am aware that you retained Oil Equipment Services of San Andreas, <br /> California to remove two underground fuel storage tanks located on your <br /> property at Commerce Street. Under permit from San Joaquin County Environmental <br /> Health Division (SJC) , the two tanks were removed on 13 April, 1993. The <br /> required soil sampling revealed that soil contamination was present. <br /> You subsequently hired Falcon Energy, Stockton, California to remediate the <br /> site utilizing overexcavation as the best economical means. Initially, Geological <br /> Audit Services of Stockton, California was retained by Falcon Energy to perform <br /> the required geological services including soil sampling. Initially a backhoe <br /> was utilized to overexcavate and field equipment indicated that after the backhoe <br /> reached its limits, further excavation would be required with a larger excavator. <br /> After completion of excavation, the hole was backfilled with crushed rock. <br /> At the time, Falcon Energy owned and operated a portable thermal soil <br /> remediation unit. It had been envisioned that the soil could be thermally <br /> remediated by transporting it to Falcon's location in the Port of Stockton. <br /> In that regard, two (2) truckloads were transported to the Falcon site in <br /> the Port in preparation of utilizing the thermal unit. As is permitted by law, <br />