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ASPI has reviewed property records and the information provided by the DTSC and confirmed that (1) Swanson's was never located on the Site and(2) Norge and Deluxe operated at different times at the Site at different (but presumably adjacent) addresses within one building which formerly existed in the western portion of the Site (Figure 2). Deluxe is believed to have operated as a transfer station only. The possibility exists for dry cleaning to have occurred at Norge. However, no underground storage tanks (UST) were installed on the parcel in which solvents may have been stored, and the Norge dry cleaning equipment was self-contained, meaning that the dry cleaning fluids were not discharged to the sanitary sewer. The fluids were recirculated and were periodically replenished from either drums or truck deliveries. The DTSC is requiring that ASPI conduct a soils investigation of the former Norge and Deluxe facilities. Montgomery Watson has been retained by Sedgwick, Detert,Moran &Arnold and ASPI to prepare and implement the following work plan which is designed to evaluate, by means of a soil vapor survey, whether VOCs are present at the Site. The work plan has been prepared in accordance with the DTSC's request, dated August 1, 1996 (Attachment 1). 1.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE The current site address is 610 West Lodi Avenue, which is located in the southwest local area of the Lodi Groundwater Site. The area is located within the central business district of the City of ' Lodi (Figure 1). As noted in previous correspondence from ASPI to the DTSC, the current property is comprised of several parcels having various former addresses (530 through 610 West Lodi Avenue). However,the current Taco Bell parcel has never been owned or operated by ASPI. Historical In 1939, the Lodi Unified School District constructed a bus garage and maintenance building on ' the southern portion of the parcel. Before the bus garage was constructed there, the parcel was used primarily for residential purposes (Anderson 1990). Portions of the parcel remained as residences until the 1950's when the parcel was developed for commercial businesses. The bus igarage was remodeled in 1967 to house a real estate office, shoe repair shop, and construction company. The garage was demolished in 1985. ' Two buildings were built on the west end of the Site; throughout the 1960's and 1970's, various businesses occupied these two buildings. These businesses included a health salon, a barber shop, a beauty salon, a hamburger restaurant, a pizza restaurant, and several insurance and real estate 2