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'E r , 1 . 2 SITE SETTING Former Chevron Service Station 9-7780 is located at 3246 East Fremont Street., Stockton, California (Figure 1) . The station has been razed, and the pump islands, product lines, and underground storage tanks (UST) have been removed. Soils removed frr-n the r tank field were piled onto the surface and, as of 8 September 1987, had not been replaced. The site is located on the southern corner of Windsor Avenue and "ast Fremont Street (Figure 2) . Land use in the area is a mixture of residential and commercial types; properties within the immediate area of the site are used for residences or businesses, or are undeveloped. The Fremont Avenue exit from California Highway 99 is approximately one block northeast of the site. The nearest school is approximately 2,-000- feet west of the site. The nearest surface water flows in a drainage ditch which runs from Highway 99 along the southeastern edge of Fremont Street as far as Windsor Avenue. It does not cross the Chevron site. The Stockton Diverting Canal runs north and east of the site, and its nearest approach to the site is approximately 4,000 feet to the northeast. There is no known UST containing petroleum fuel in the immediate vicinity of the site. The nearest UST is north of the site: on Broadway Avenue and is believed to contain solvents. Most of the locations of underground facilities within the area of the Stockton site have not been determined. There are two stormwater drains on Windsor Avenue across the street from the site (Figure 2) . It can be assumed that poser and sewer lines traverse the site and run close to the site to service nearby buildings. Topography in the site vicinity is essentially flat, sloping very gently down to the west with a slope of about 0.1 percent . The 2