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MW2 and MW3. Other VOCs not related to gasoline or diesel were detected at trace <br /> concentrations in soil in boring B1 at 20 feet bgs, in boring B6 at 5 feet bgs and in <br /> monitoring well MW2 at 5 feet bgs. Benzene was not detected in the soil on the subject_ <br /> property. Benzene, however, was detected in monitoring well MWI at 15 micrograms <br /> per liter (Agll) and in well 4W2a+ K rrS/1 Potential offsite sources for the benzene <br /> k are two (2) Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) sites within 200 feet of the <br /> subject property. These LUST sites are the crossgradient former Shell gasoline station <br /> at 141 North El Dorado Street to the southwest and the___gradient Arco gasoline station <br /> 01- at eCnter Street to tell a west.�T�ese —_sites are__documente have impacted the <br /> rL, groundwater in the area with gaso the rom eaking e a s_ <br /> ' N ,�r✓ Based on the findings of the Phase II Environmental Assessment and Subsurface <br /> Investigation, CRC concludes that TPH and trace amounts of VOCs detected in soil on <br /> the subject property do not pose a threat to groundwater. CRC also concludes that <br /> because benzene was not detected in the soils, the subject property does not appear to be <br /> a likely source for the benzene detected in the groundwater in monitoring wells MWI <br /> and MW2. CRC recommends that additional sampling of the groundwater be conducted <br /> in order to monitor changes in the levels of benzene detected in the Phase II <br /> Environmental Assessment and to prepare for eventual closure. CRC further <br /> recommends that a copy of this report be submitted to the San Joaquin County <br /> ' Environmental Service for review and comment. CRC also recommends that the status <br /> of remedial action on the two (2) LUST sites in the immediate area be monitored. <br /> 2.0 INTRODUCTION <br /> This report presents the results of the subsurface investigation conducted by CRC at the <br /> ' Lighthouse Village School building located at 222 North El Dorado Street in the City of <br /> Stockton, San Joaquin County, California (see Figure 1, Topography and Site Location <br /> Map, Appendix I). The subject property was formerly an ASB Branch. <br /> All field activities were performed in accordance with the "Scope of Work and Work <br /> Plan for Subsurface Investigation - Phase II Environmental Assessment" prepared and <br /> ' submitted by CRC in January 1995 (Appendix II). This report briefly reviews the site <br /> history, field methodology and presents the analytical laboratory results of soil and <br /> ' groundwater samples. Health and safety guidelines were observed in conducting all field <br /> activities in accordance with the site-specific Health and Safety Plan (Appendix III). <br /> 2.1 Purpose <br /> The purpose of the investigation was to determine whether the soil and <br /> ' groundwater at the subject property have been impacted by past operations of <br /> auto-related businesses and to assess whether potential offsite sources of <br /> contamination may have impacted the groundwater underneath the site. <br /> r CRC Environmental Risk Management,inc. Project N 2100-250-2 <br /> American Savings Bank 222 North El Dorado Street <br /> November3, 1995 <br /> 2 Stockton,California <br />