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`�/�� NEUMILLER SZ BEARDSLEE A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION•ATTORNEYS&COUNSELORS EsrABUSHED 1903 81729-23657 KARNA E. HARRIGFELD Please Respond to Stockton Office STOCKTON OFFICE: 509 WEST WEBER AVENUE STOCKTON,CA 95203-3166 POST OFFICE BOX 20 March 19, 1997 STOCKTON,CA 95201-3020 (209)948-8200 (209)948-4910 FAX MODESTO OFFICE: 611 THIRTEENTH STREET MODESTO,CA 95354 (209)577-8200 Steve Sasson (209)577-4910 FAX San Joaquin County Public Health Services Environmental Health Division 304 East Weber Street Stockton, California 95202 Re: Phase II Investigation Report/Block Bounded by Washington, Stanislaus, Market, and American Streets Dear Steve: I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you, Margaret Lagorio, and Letitia Briggs for taking the time to meet with Bob Sivell, Barbara Anderson and me on Monday, March 17, 1997. This letter will serve to confirm what we discussed at our meeting and the conclusions reached by the County regarding the Phase II Environmental Investigation Report submitted for the above-mentioned property. We discussed three issues which were identified in the Phase II Report. First, the geophysical study identified two anomalies that could be underground storage tanks located under the City's paved parking lot. It was concluded at the meeting that the County will not proceed with any action until the City confirms whether or not these tanks were properly abandoned. The City indicated that it may take up to two weeks to located the required information. Second, there were low levels of petroleum hydrocarbons as diesel detected in two of the groundwater samples. It was concluded by the County that it would take no action to investigate this low level contamination because there is no identified source of the contamination. Finally, we discussed the issue of the solvents detected in the groundwater samples. The County indicated that this is not their 76740-1