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KEI-P89-1104 .R9 <br /> December 17 , 1992 <br /> Page 2 <br /> storage tank, one 10 , 000 gallon regular unleaded gasoline storage <br /> tank, and one 280 gallon waste oil tank. The tanks were made of <br /> steel and no apparent holes or cracks were observed in any of the <br /> tanks. Ms. Kasey Foley of San Joaquin County Public Health <br /> Services (SJCPHS) Department and Mr. Ron Hiltscher of the City of <br /> Stockton Fire Department were present during tank removal . Ms. <br /> Foley was also present during subsequent soil sampling. <br /> Four soil samples, labeled Al, A2 , B1 , and B2 , were collected from <br /> beneath the fuel tanks at depths of 15 . 5 to 16 . 5 feet below grade. <br /> One soil sample, labeled W01, was collected from the soil beneath <br /> the waste oil tank at a depth of 9 . 5 feet below grade. Sample <br /> locations are as shown on the attached Figure 2 . <br /> KEI returned to the site on November 20 , 1989 , in order to collect <br /> soil samples from the product pipe trenches . Four samples, labeled <br /> P1 through P4 , were collected from the product pipe trenches . Two <br /> samples, labeled VP1 and VP2 , were collected from the vapor pipe <br /> trenches, and one sample, labeled WP1 , was collected from the waste <br /> oil remote-fill pipe trench. All seven soil samples were collected <br /> 11 at depths ranging from 2 . 5 to 3 . 5 feet below grade. Pipe trench <br /> r sample point locations are as shown on the attached Figure 4 <br /> In an attempt to remove as much of the contaminated soil as <br /> possible in the vicinity of the fuel tank pit, KEI returned to the <br /> site on December 5, 1989 , to observe additional soil excavation in <br /> the area of sample points A2 and B2 , as described in KEIIIs work <br /> plan (KEI-P89-1104 .P1) dated November 22 , 1989 . Soil was excavated <br /> from the southerly half of the fuel tank pit to a depth of 26 5 <br /> feet below grade. Two soil samples, labeled A2 ( 25 . 5) and B2 (26 . 5) , <br /> were collected from the fuel tank pit (one of the additional <br /> samples was collected below sample point location A2 at a depth of <br /> 25 . 5 feet below grade, and the other additional sample was <br /> collected below sample point location B2 at a depth of 26 . 5 feet <br /> below grade, respectively) . Four soil samples, labeled SW1 ( 13) , <br /> SWl (19) , SW2 (20/13) , and SW2 (20/19) , were also collected from the <br /> fuel tank pit sidewalls at depths of 13 and 19 feet below grade. <br /> Sample point locations are shown on the attached Figure 3 . Mr. <br /> Harlin Knoll of the SJCPHS was present during sampling <br /> KEI again returned to the site on December 7 , 1989 , in order to <br /> complete sampling of the southerly half of the fuel tank pit . Two <br /> soil samples, labeled SW3 (20/13) and SW3 (20/ 19) , were collected <br /> from the tank pit sidewalls at depths of 13 and 19 feet below <br /> grade, respectively. In addition, one soil sample, labeled NSW, <br /> was collected from the northerly sidewall of the new fuel tank pit <br /> at a depth of 13 . 5 feet below grade. Sample point locations are as <br /> shown on the attached Figure 3 . On December 13 , 1989 , KEI <br />