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Proposed Cineplex Site Soil &Groundwater Sampling Repor. Page: 3 Building 6: 125 Bridge Place (not included in project) The State of California Department of Corrections currently occupies this three- story building for administrative purposes. No electrical transformers or emergency generators were observed or reported within the building. No floor drains or sump pumps were observed within the basement. Building 7: 145 North Hunter Street (not included in project) A market, a small print shop, offices, and residential apartments occupy this two- story building. Building 8: 145 East Weber Street The Stockton Hotel formerly occupied this five-story building. Radio stations, along with several small street front businesses along East Weber Avenue, were also previously located within the building. The building has been vacant for approximately 10 years, and was last occupied by the County of San Joaquin for administrative purposes. A Phase I Assessment by ENSR revealed the following environmental concerns in connection with the .subject site: Gasoline and low levels of gasoline constituents have been detected in soil and groundwater at the former American Savings Bank (ASB) property at 222 North El Dorado Street (Site 94), likely due to its past use as an automobile repair facility. The site was a SLIC site under active oversight by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) - Central Valley Region. The site had undergone four quarters of groundwater monitoring in 1998. In April 1999, Avalon Environmental Consultants submitted a Site Specific Human Health Risk Assessment report indicating that there is no risk to human health or groundwater from this site based on existing site use and conditions existing at the time of the assessment. Closure of the site was approved in April 2000 by RWQCB in a letter by Philip Isorena and Wendy Cohen (Appendix A). Goodyear Tire Services, formerly located on the subject site at 130 N. El Dorado Street (Site #5), is listed on the UST database. ENSR reviewed files related to this site at the PHS-EHD. According to files reviewed at the PHS-EHD, a 500-gallon waste oil UST was removed from the site on January 14, 1987. In a letter, dated February 10, 1994, the PHS-EHD confirmed the completion of the tank removal investigation for the UST, and stated that no further action was required at that time. Much of the city block bound by East Miner Avenue to the north, North Hunter Street to the East, Channel Street to the south, and North Dorado Street to the west has historically been occupied by automobile repair service facilities and garages, laundering facilities, and print shops, from the 1900s to the 1980s. A Sanborn fire insurance map, dated 1917, also indicates the presence of underground tanks along North Hunter Street, Channel Avenue, and North El