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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants 3 2 3 Geolo is Conditions Based on document reviews, the subject property is underlain by depositional interbedded sands, gravels, and clays augmented by fill material Variable amounts of fine grained ' sands and gravels are present to a depth of approximately 12 to 13 feet In some locations, the silty clays are interbedded with fine to coarse-grained clayey sands Upper silty clays are underlain by fine sandy clays and fine to coarse grained gravelly/clayey ' sands to a depth of approximately 21 to 25 feet 3 2 4 Groundwater Conditions Though site-specific data is not available, groundwater investigations at 300 South California Street (approximately 0 09-mile southwest of the subject property) indicated that ' the depth to groundwater is approximately 50 feet and the gradient is to the north- northeast The San Joaquin County Flood Control maps indicate that the area gradient tends to the east, however, local conditions such as wells, building foundations, tides, etc , can affect groundwater flow 33 Historical Use Information ' Historic land use for the site and adjacent properties was determined through interviews, review of aenal photographs, city directones, Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, and Stockton Building Department files The following information was obtained 3 3 1 Personal Interviews Kennedy/Jenks interviewed Mr Sonny Patel, Manager of the Cunningham Hotel, on ' 4 March 1996 regarding current and past uses of the property at 620-622 Market Street Mr Patel stated that, to his knowledge, the property has always been a hotel He stated that while the first floor garage had previously been used for automotive repair, it was ' currently used for storage of domestic goods and cleaning products (in household sizes) Mr Patel was not aware of the historic presence of any underground storage tanks ' Kennedy/Jenks interviewed Mr Tom Miglion, owner of 636 Market Street, on 4 March 1996 regarding current and past uses of the property Mr Miglion stated that an underground gasoline tank, associated piping, and concrete dispenser island was previously located at ' the rear of the property The underground storage tank was removed from the property in February 1993 Mr Miglion provided a copy of the letter from the San Joaquin Public Health Services, dated May 5, 1993, that stated the property required no further action ' Mr Steven Peterson, Director of Administrative Services at The Record, and Mr Jeff Freitas Real Property Agent for the City of Stockton, provided access and answered questions regarding the subject property ' Documentation of current and historical conditions of the site and adjacent properties is provided in the ASTM Transaction Screen Questionnaire in Appendix B yob%6%6=4=text doe 9