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. SECTION 2 BACKGROUND INFORMATION This section discusses the general setting and history of the site, and provides information on the local geography, geology, and hydrology Site History and Setting Historical information regarding the site is limited The earliest record, circa 1917, indicates the area was a rail yard owned by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad By 1963, the rail yard had been replaced by a warehouse The warehouse is under the ownership of Catellus Development Corporation, formally Santa Fe Pacific Reality Company The warehouse is presently under lease to Graphic Contractors, Inc , a warehousing fatality for signs and new gasoline dispensers. According to Mr. Terry Cumberledge, manager of the neighboring General Potato and Onion, located at the former tank site #1, the fuel tanks that were located at the site were installed about the time the warehouses were constructed Tank History The subject site formerly contained one underground gasoline storage tank which was situated immediately adjacent to a warehouse ERM-West, acting on the behalf of Catellus, managed the tank removal activities in August 1991 under a permit issued by the San Joaquin Department of Public Health Services The work plan for this tank removal as provided an Appendix A The portion of the PAR that summarizes the tank removal activities as included an Appendix A Jam Dobbas, Inc , located an Newcastle, California, provided the construction services. Ramos Environmental Services an West Sacramento, California, provided services to empty, transport, and dispose of the contents of the tank at their fatality The top of the former tank was approximately 3.5 feet below the ground surface and the bottom was at 7.5 feet The fuel tank had a I capacity of approximately 500 gallons. A total of 403 gallons of liquid 2-1