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60 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 61 Conclusions ' These conclusions are based on the data collected during performance of this ESA and are therefore subject to the time limitations associated with accessing governmental and site data The purpose of this assessment was to evaluate the likelihood of soil and groundwater degradation as a result of the use, storage, treatment, and/or disposal of hazardous materials/waste on the subject site and sites located within a one-mile radius Findings are based on a geological and hydrogeological information study, and an evaluation of historical and present property use (aerial photograph review and site reconnaissance study) Historical review - Historical review revealed that the site was occuppied by a former service station A letter correspondance from Chevron to Mr Sherman Hineman revealed that this service station was formerly operated by Chevron and that all underground tanks were removed in January, 1976, however, all underground piping remained on site Agengy Record Review - The environmental database search by EDR revealed two mapped sites within a one-mile radius that could potentially impact the subject property Of these two sites, none were reported to have had impacts from hazardous materials However, one site, Golden Star Liquors, was noted as having underground storage tank(s) Site reconnassaince of this site address revealed a former All Star Gasoline Station Visual inspection of this site revealed an area of compacted backfilled gravel next to apparent former pump islands suggesting the tank(s) and pumping appurtances were removed Further inquiry of the City of Stockton Fire Prevention Division regarding the former Chevron station and former All Star Gasoline station did not reveal any information regarding the environmental condition of these sites Environmental sampling during the PHASEI6 6-1 95-1104801