FIELD DOCUMENTS - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

—]7 ASELINE �../ MEMORANDUM Date: 24 July 2000 Job No.: Y0310-00 To: Megan Cambridge, DTSC cc: Jerry Lile, DTSC Kitty Walker, City of Stockton Dave Bonfantine, Turner Construction Steuart Olsen, Turner Construction From: Rhodora Del Rosario, BASELINE Environmental Consulting Subject: Discussion of Specific Conditions of Approval for Weber Block Redevelopment Project, Stockton The purpose of this memorandum is to document the conference telephone call today between you, Jerry Lile, and myself regarding specific conditions of approval for the March 2000 Preliminary Endangerment Assessment (PEA) prepared for the Weber Block (site) located in Stockton, California. The topics of discussion during our conference call were based on the 15 June 2000 electronic transmittal that BASELINE sent to DTSC regarding: 1) a request to waive the collection of additional groundwater sample for lead analysis at the GW#3 hydropunch location(sixth bullet of DTSC's condition of approval letter dated 23 February 2000; and 2) reconfirmation of DTSC's approval to conduct the additional assessment of surface water and sediments and channel water utilization impact evaluation in conjunction with the separate water quality engineering study being conducted by the City of Stockton through a U.S. EPA grant(fifth and seventh bullets of condition of approval letter). In addition, we discussed the approach for conducting the supplemental risk assessment. Groundwater Sample Collection at GW#3 The 15 June 2000 electronic transmittal indicated that the 99`h percentile blood lead concentration was calculated to be 6.3 µg lead/dl blood for industrial users at the site(the only receptors that would potentially be in contact with the underlying groundwater)based on the lead concentration of 75.3 µg/L reported in the groundwater sample collected at GW#3. However, you indicated that DTSC will not approve the City of Stockton's request to waive the collection of an additional groundwater sample at the GW#3 location even though the reported blood lead concentration is below the level of concern (10 gg lead/dl blood established for the 99`"percentile exposed receptor by DTSC).