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Health and Safety Plan 455 E lith St Tracy,California 2.0 SITE BACKGROUND The Site is approximately 0.57-acres in size and is addressed as 455 East 11th Street in Tracy, California.The Site is located in a mixed commercial and light industrial area in an area zoned as General Highway Commercial. Currently,the Site is occupied by California Custom Audio.The Site is improved with an office building at the southern boundary, and two storage sheds and a fixed canopy structure to the north of the office building. The office building is used for sales of car and motorcycle stereo equipment.The two sheds were previously used for lumber storage but are currently in use for auto repair and storage.The fixed canopy area is also currently used for auto repairs. A third,smaller shed is underneath the eastern shed and is used as office space with a small parts repair area. Immediately to the north of the Site is Tracy High School. Parking lots for Tracy High School are located to the west of the Site. On the east side of the property is a driveway beyond which is the Cox Brothers Firestone,a tire retail store. Further to the east, adjacent to the Cox Bothers Store is Honest Auto Sales, a used automobile sales lot. Railroad tracks are located immediately adjacent to the east of Honest Auto Sales.Across East 11th Street,to the south, is Aquiles Auto Body and Repair, an automobile repair shop. The Tracy Unified School District proposes to acquire the Site to expand the parking lot for the adjacent Tracy High School. Historically,the Site was undeveloped and used as row crops prior to 1940 and developed with buildings similar to the current configuration prior to 1957. The Site was owned and operated by San Joaquin Lumber Company beginning in at least 1959 and used as a lumber retail yard. A 550- gallon underground storage tank(UST) used for gasoline was previously located on Site,south of the eastern shed (Figure 2).The UST was removed from the Site in 1989.At the time of UST removal,one soil sample was collected and analyzed for total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) quantified as gasoline (TPH-g) and benzene,toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylenes (BTEX),which were not detected above the laboratory reporting limits. On February 17, 1994,the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (SJCEHD) issued a letter confirming the completion of the tank removal, and stating no further action was required.The lumber yard activities ceased at the Site some time in the mid-to late-2000s, after which the site was leased to California Custom Audio. Terraphase Engineering Inc. Appendices