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down (1930-1932), the two boilers and two purifiers were removed and sent to other PG&E facilities. In 1934, the MGP was abandoned. In 1936 and 1958, Parcels B and C, respectively, were acquired by PG&E. Since 1958, PG&E has continually owned and operated the entire property(Parcels A, B and C). 2.4 SURROUNDING LAND USE A Site inspection was conducted on December 13, 2007. At the time of the Site inspection, surrounding land use was observed to be primarily commercial with some residential properties. In general, prominent adjoining land uses are as follows: North: Directly north of the Site is a PG&E electrical substation. Beyond the substation is a mixture of commercial and light industrial properties; at the time of the Site inspection, construction of what appeared to be additional industrial/commercial buildings was occurring in this area. East: Numerous commercial properties reside east of the Site in an industrial/commercial park between the Site and MacArthur Boulevard. A distributor of underground water, sewer, storm drain valves and fittings, R & B Company, is located directly east of the Site. South: Immediately south of the Site is a stormwater drainage channel that has been used in the past as an irrigation channel. Beyond the stormwater channel is a vacant field identified by PG&E as Hines Field. Further south, numerous commercial businesses are present. West: The Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way is located immediately west of the Site. Beyond the railroad to the west are the Fortifiber Manufacturing Plant and a Shamrock Recycling asphalt/concrete recycling center. To the southwest of the Site (south of Acacia Street) is a residential development. The following facilities were identified in close proximity to the Site, within the specified search radii of 0.25 mile. However, none of these facilities are located directly upgradient (south- southwest) of the Site. It should be noted that only three of the following facilities (Clean Chemical Systems, Inc., Depuy Orthotech and Fortifiber Corporation) are within the 0.25-mile radius because the address for the Site is on Grant Line Road but the actual Site is located approximately 0.4 mile south and is accessible via an access road from Grant Line Road. • Puregro Company Unit 137 (9)1 is located at the northeast corner of MacArthur and Pascadero Road approximately 0.97 miles northeast of the Site. This facility is listed in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act-Small Quantity Generator (RCRA-SQG) database, which includes selective information on sites which generate, transport, store, treat and/or dispose of hazardous waste as defined by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). The definition of a SQG is a facility that generates between 100 and 1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste per month. In addition to being in the RCRA- The number in parenthesis is the EDR identification map identification number shown in the database report (Appendix B). PARSONS 13 FINAL RI REPORT-FORMER TRACY MGP APRIL 2010