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The UST were two 10,000 gallon and one 1,000 gallon gasoline tanks, as well as a 1,000 gallon diesel tank. The four.UST were removed by TELIC Engineering on August 1, 1989. No soil or water samples were taken at the time of removal. William Snavely, in his inspection report stated that no samples were collected, however he noted that " samples to be taken under permit required with Environmental Health. Contractor to submit closure plan and pay fees at the rate of $90.00 per tank." GEOLOGICAL TECHNICS, INC., in a workplan dated September 1998 reports that there was some soil contamination and possible groundwater contamination from both the UST and from an Above Ground 10,000 gallon gasoline Tank (AST). They further stated that the domestic well was possibly contaminated with fuel products. JPCA tested the domestic well on January 10, 2001. No detectable contaminants were identified from this sampling event. The former UST area was identified by Tony Mocetti, a local contractor, who had worked on the property when the UST and AST were removed from the site. His information on the location for the AST and UST locations were confirmed by aerial photographs of the site. At approximately 15 feet below grade a moist, sandy, grey black lens was encountered. The PID reading ranged from 28 - 40 PPM. One soil sample was collected from this sandy lens. Two other soil samples were also taken in the former UST area. On April 27, 2001, John P. Cummings of JPCA took samples of soil and water from the subject property. Groundwater was encountered at approximately 18 feet. A clean bailer was used to collect the groundwater sample. The domestic well was purged and one water sample collected and analyzed. The soil, groundwater and domestic water samples collected were analyzed for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons as Gasoline (TPHG); Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xvlene (BTEX); and Oxygenates. No contamination was detected in the Potable Well water analysis. Very low concentration were observed in the soil and groundwater analysis. Under Permit from the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District (SJVUAPCD), approximately 200 yds' of soil were excavated from the former UST and AST areas and aerated on site with the excavation commencing on August 22, 2001. After several weeks of aeration, no TPHG and BTEX was detected in the aerated soil. On November 5, 2001, three monitoring wells were constructed on site under the proper 2