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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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ARCHIVED REPORTS
FileName_PostFix
XR0006692
RECORD_ID
PR0543479
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0024679
FACILITY_NAME
CANEPA'S CAR WASH
STREET_NUMBER
6230
STREET_NAME
PACIFIC
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95204
APN
081360030
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
6230 PACIFIC AVE
P_LOCATION
01
QC Status
Approved
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SITE HISTORY <br /> CANEPA"S CAR WASH <br /> 6230 Pacific Ave, <br /> Stockton, CA <br /> Canepa's ,Car sash <br /> site is located at consists of an automated car <br /> Operation for over two Pacific Avenue washing facili <br /> two decades. , in Stockton, California? a fuel station and a conve <br /> The car sash nience store. The <br /> Between Februa and fuel station has been in <br /> were removed W and March 3, 1993 <br /> consisted of Y �� Environmental (W�e underground story <br /> two 12,000-gallon ) and re rag tanks(USTs <br /> removal of the gasoline USTs and one 5 OOped With a ), firel Imes and dispensers <br /> overfilled. tanks and piping, <br /> doubled walled system <br /> p g, it was discovered that the gaflon diesel UST. The USTs <br /> excavated so� proximately 600 cubic fu lines had leaked As ported by WHF <br /> least ]b was subsequentl Yards of soil were and that the ' upon <br /> soil samples were colt ct aaotarized a„ removed from the USTs had been <br /> indicated d disposed of at Forward UST excavation <br /> predominantly row Tp m the tank e Landitll in anon area. The <br /> sample collected frau, xcavation for laborato Manteca, California, At <br /> the no e G (gasoline at <15 B EX clyses. The laborator <br /> BTEX from <br /> t, rtheastern rr' k9) and lour <br /> at 32 m P to 170,000 ,ug/kg (total ll y the tank excavation oncen Y results <br /> mg/kg. At least seven soil g (total x contained 77trations. One (1) soil <br /> laboratory analyses. rnples were collectedSfrorTPH_f} (diesel) mglkg TPH-G and <br /> ranging from 2Elevated ) was detected in one soil s <br /> concentrations ot` TFH-G beneath the forme <br /> was not detected a or above 6 ey00b0o oto (up to 3 800 r fuel dispenserdale <br /> glkg Fere detected in the f mg/kg) and BTE is,, for <br /> the former fuel dis ry reported eel dispenser X concentrations <br /> Spenser islands. P detection limit in the i1 sr soil samples. TPH-D <br /> On March i2 �p1es collected from beneath <br /> islands. ' 1343, soil boring <br /> g (g-1) �'as installed b <br /> to strop as encountered ata 'HF 11 nLdiatel <br /> g petroleum odors were detected fratpnroxirnately 56 feet below the east of the former <br /> concentrations were detected in soil sem fuel dispenser <br /> 15 feet bgs to 56.5 ground surface b <br /> Ales collected from 3S feet b feet bgs. Elevated Tp( gs)• Moderate <br /> Following the soil boring gs to 56.5 H-G and BTEX <br /> the ]Fuel dispenser islands. feet <br /> feet bgs. <br /> installed �vitf,o it compilin ' a network of nixie <br /> According to the for,r,er wise t nE wells w <br /> g geological logs were <br /> drilled <br /> and installed i <br /> by the PHS/ERD, due to time g and without William H. Fox of n the area of <br /> wells shotived signs of me constraints, Mr. FON the collection WrfF, the SVE vu <br /> installed at the site far gal aline contaminationtre '� indicated of laboratory ells were <br /> that based pn field ob5er alas, all of the S V agreed n <br /> Joaquin Valle Por extraction during installation, <br /> Q„ March I I Y Unified Air Pollution Control Di trrctnt An i17ternal combustio E <br /> 1394 under the Authori n unit (1CU} was <br /> average ' and operated throe (ApCD ' to Construct issued b <br /> in organic vapor through•lune 10, 1935, Based dated October 7, I993. The ICII y the San <br /> 2,200 parts lir million por concentrations, measured will, n field monitorin provided by <br /> 15, 1995). <br /> (Ppm). <br /> The last influent measure g notes was started <br /> ment collected firm xtheion detector (PfD W <br /> Between Se system ), exceeded <br /> September was 2,145 ppm(May <br /> site. Law 28 and 30, 1993 <br /> to elevated concentrations of <br /> tIv-oug installed four{4) ;monitorin <br /> !� N'1 W-4• Field observationsgasoline were g wells(MW_ <br /> feet to 55 feet (� indicated detected,n groundwater sal I through hi <br /> were gs and at MW 2 from 40.feet o 67 feetcrate to strap moles collected from MW_e <br /> not analyzed in the lab g gasoline odors in 1 <br /> indicated that TPH_ rY• Anal s gs• Soil sem the soil at MW-] <br /> feet b G or. 13TEX �„ Yes of soil anal pies collected frorn from 20 <br /> gs to the capillary were not detected at or above the laboratory es collected from 1VZW-1 and l� W-2 <br /> Y f'inge• A su,nmary()f tile soil and groundwater MW-3 and <br /> reported detection limits MW-4 ` <br /> analytical data is ca from 20 <br /> ntained in Interim <br />
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