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. � <br /> I ET TL ER - RYAN INC . P 19S9 <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION <br /> 304 E. Weber Ave. Third Floor <br /> P. O. Box 388, Stockton CA 95201 -0388 <br /> January 21 , 1999 Approved �$( <br /> Denied ❑ <br /> Mr. Brett Hunter Conditions <br /> Chevron Products Company <br /> P .O. Box 6004 Date by_ „_ . <br /> San Ramon, California 94583 <br /> Subject: Contingency Work. Plan For Excavation of Soil at Chevron Station #9-3232, 8660 <br /> Lower Sacramento Road, Stockton, California. <br /> Mr. Hunter: <br /> At the request of Chevron Products Company (Chevron), Gettler-Ryan Inc. (GR) has prepared this <br /> Contingency Work Plan in anticipation of excavating soil to evaluate extent of hydrocarbon-impacted <br /> soil if detected in compliance samples following removal of the underground storage tanks (USTs) and <br /> associated piping atthe subject site (Figure ] ). It is our understanding that the subject site is tentatively <br /> scheduled to be demolished and associated facilities removed on February 25, 1999. A new retail station <br /> is tentatively scheduled to be constructed starting on March 21 , 1999, <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> The site is currently a Chevron Service Station, with a station building, two dispenser islands, three <br /> gasoline USTs, and used oil UST. Pertinent site features are shown on Figure 2. According to Chevron <br /> records, the service station was constructed in 1967. The original facilities consisted of one 5,000-gallon <br /> and two 10,000-gallon steel USTs, and one 500-gallon used oil steel. <br /> PREVIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL WORK <br /> Ln August 1983, the original USTs were replaced with three 10,000-gallon single-wall fiberglass USTs <br /> and one 1 ,000-gallon single-wall fiberglass used oil UST. In December 1993 , the dispensers were <br /> replaced and the product lines were upgraded from single-wall fiberglass to double-wall fiberglass. Soil <br /> samples collected beneath the former product lines contained a maximum concentration of total <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons as gasoline (TPIIg) and benzene at 7 and 0 .81 parts per million (ppm), <br /> respectively. The maximum lead concentration was 6 ppm . A soil sample collected beneath the former <br /> used oil remote fill line contained TPI-Ig ata ppm, total oil & grease (TOG) at 1 ,700 ppm, TPI-I as diesel <br /> (TPHd) at 350 ppm, and trichloroethene (TCE) at 0 . 037 ppm . <br /> In October 1998, GR drilled three soil borings and installed groundwater monitoring wells in each <br /> boring. Well locations are shown on Figure 2. The soil samples analyzed from borings MW- 1 and <br /> MW-3 did not contain detectable concentrations of TPHg, BTEX, or MtBE with the exception of tine <br /> sample from well MW-3 at 49.5 feetbsg. This sample contained TPHg and benzene at a concentration <br /> C1193232.WP2 346463.02 <br /> 6747 Sierra Court , Suite J Dublin , California 94568 ( 925 ) 551 - 7555 <br />