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600 feet of continuous curved railroad track. Port Road 21 boarders the property on the west <br /> ' side. A site map is provided on Figure 2. <br /> ' The Phase I Assessment revealed the parcel has remained unused since 1960. Between 1945 <br /> and 1960, it was used to stage military equipment prior to loading on transport ships. <br /> Adjacent to the property is a liquid fertilizer storage depot. <br /> Cargill is currently located nearby at a berth on the waterfront adjacent to the Stockton Ship <br /> ' Channel. Since Cargill does not require the waterfront, the Port of Stockton has requested <br /> they consider relocation to a new berth back from the waterfront. <br /> ' 3.0 Methodology <br /> ' 3.1 Visual Inspection <br /> A visual inspection of the property will be performed, walking and noting or photographing <br /> (if necessary) any unusual appearances that might indicate former environmentally unsuitable <br /> uses of the property. Investigators will inspect for oil stained or darkened soil, residual <br /> chemicals, colored, or foreign materials, disturbed soil, protrusions such as pipes or cables, or <br /> disturbances which might indicate the presence of underground structures. <br /> ' 3.2 Soil Boring /Sampling <br /> Prior to the commencement of drilling, underground utilities will be located by contacting <br /> ' Underground Service Alert (USA) and utility companies known to provide service in the area. <br /> The single soil boring and monitoring well will be advanced using a hollow stem auger drill <br /> rig. A California C-57 liscenced driller will be subcontracted to perform the drilling services. <br /> The monitoring well will be installed according to the protocol outlined by the State Water <br /> ' Regional Quality Control Board and San Joaquin County Public Health Services under their <br /> site mitigation program guidelines. Figure 3 shows a schematic of the planned monitoring <br /> ' well installation. The well will be installed to a depth of approximately 30 feet which is <br /> expected to be well into the local water table. <br /> M7J11-01-91/ENG/9476 2 <br />