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San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (EHD) has reviewed Well <br />Destruction and Excavation Report dated 23 March 2004 as submitted by <br />Advanced GeoEnvironmental (AGE) on 25 March 2004 and the AGE -prepared <br />letter Subject. Soil and Ground Wafer Investigation and Remediation dated 01 <br />April 2004. In addition, EHD and AGE representatives discussed aspects of the <br />investigation and interpretations by telephone on 01 April 2004. EHD comments <br />as follows: <br />The site had reportedly been utilized as a gasoline station from approximately <br />1940 to 1970. AGE conducted a preliminary site assessment investigation in the <br />area of the former underground storage tanks (USTs) in May 2000. Petroleum <br />hydrocarbon contaminants were detected in soil samples from four of the five <br />borings advanced on the site and in all of the grab ground water samples <br />collected. <br />In October 2000, an initial phase of excavation was conducted to remove <br />impacted soil. Soil samples collected from the excavation floor and sidewalls <br />indicated impacted soil remained in the north and south excavation walls, but had <br />been removed from the excavation floor area sampled, and from the east and <br />west excavation walls. <br />Five ground water monitoring wells were installed in November 2000. Impacted <br />soil was encountered in the borings advanced for MW -2 and MW -3 at 10 and 15 <br />feet below surface grade (bsg). Petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants were <br />initially detected in all five monitoring wells, but only MW -2 and MW -3 have been <br />consistently impacted. <br />*"..BILE COPY <br />ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT <br />,o.._.�o <br />SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY <br />2 <br />.a <br />N' :X <br />Donna K. Heron, R.E.H.S. <br />Director <br />Unit Supervisors <br />P <br />304 East Weber Avenue, Third Floor Carl Borgman, R.E.H.S. <br />Al Olsen, R.E.H.S. <br />Stockton, California 95202-2708 Mike Huggins, R.E.H.S., R.D.I. <br />cQt+Fo �`v <br />Program Manager <br />Douglas W. Wilson, R,E.H S. <br />Telephone: (209) 468-3420 Margaret I agorio, R.E.H.S. <br />Laurie A. Cotulla, R.E.H.S. <br />Fax: (209) 464-0138 Robert McClellon, R.E.H.S. <br />Program Manager <br />Mark $arcellos, R.E.H.S. <br />JOSEPH & ROSANNA PANETTA <br />PO sox 1072 <br />APR 1 9 2004 <br />SAN <br />RAMON CA 94583 <br />RE: <br />Former Tracy Diner <br />Site Code: RO#727 <br />95 W. 11th Street <br />APN: 233-130-24 <br />Tracy, CA. 95376 <br />San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (EHD) has reviewed Well <br />Destruction and Excavation Report dated 23 March 2004 as submitted by <br />Advanced GeoEnvironmental (AGE) on 25 March 2004 and the AGE -prepared <br />letter Subject. Soil and Ground Wafer Investigation and Remediation dated 01 <br />April 2004. In addition, EHD and AGE representatives discussed aspects of the <br />investigation and interpretations by telephone on 01 April 2004. EHD comments <br />as follows: <br />The site had reportedly been utilized as a gasoline station from approximately <br />1940 to 1970. AGE conducted a preliminary site assessment investigation in the <br />area of the former underground storage tanks (USTs) in May 2000. Petroleum <br />hydrocarbon contaminants were detected in soil samples from four of the five <br />borings advanced on the site and in all of the grab ground water samples <br />collected. <br />In October 2000, an initial phase of excavation was conducted to remove <br />impacted soil. Soil samples collected from the excavation floor and sidewalls <br />indicated impacted soil remained in the north and south excavation walls, but had <br />been removed from the excavation floor area sampled, and from the east and <br />west excavation walls. <br />Five ground water monitoring wells were installed in November 2000. Impacted <br />soil was encountered in the borings advanced for MW -2 and MW -3 at 10 and 15 <br />feet below surface grade (bsg). Petroleum hydrocarbon contaminants were <br />initially detected in all five monitoring wells, but only MW -2 and MW -3 have been <br />consistently impacted. <br />