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i <br /> l� <br /> ` AU 6 <br /> FACT SHEET, AUGUST 1988 ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH <br /> LIKA CORPORATION FERMIT/5ERViCES <br /> REMEDIAL ACTION PLAN FOR <br /> CONTAMINATED SOILS AND GROUNDWATER AT <br /> 2041 NAVY DRIVE, STOCKTON <br /> The California Department of Health Services (DHS) is overseeing <br /> investigations by LIKA Corporation of soil and groundwater contamination at <br /> their former Navy Drive circuit board manufacturing facility (see attached <br /> map) . The site is to be cleaned up according to state and federal <br /> regulations. <br /> The facility, located at 2041 Navy Drive was used for circuit board <br /> manufacture for a period of 16 years up until 1985. Chemical processing, <br /> including etching and plating was conducted in a building located on the <br /> site. Chemical contamination in the form of copper, lead and nickel <br /> compounds is considered to have occurred as a result of repetitive <br /> breaching of sumps and undesirable waste management practices. <br /> Soil and groundwater samples taken at locations around the facility <br /> indicate limited contamination of soils and groundwater by heavy metals. <br /> Several measures for cleaning up parts of the site have been investigated, <br /> and LIKA has retained consultants to design a cleanup strategy for the <br /> site. <br /> Monitoring and additional investigation are continuing at this time. <br /> In the next several months, excavation and treatment of contaminated soil <br /> will begin. A draft workplan for the remediation has been prepared. and <br /> is available for public review at the following two information <br /> repositories: <br /> TT-0105/BEV - 1 <br />