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� Greer Property <br /> 15634 Steinegul Road <br />' Escalon, California <br />' Findin s <br /> Report of g <br />' Site Characterization <br />' 1.0 Project Identification <br /> Raymond Greer has retained WiF, Inc , Environmental and Engineering Group to <br />' evaluate the shallow sub-surface layer and groundwater underlying the site at 15634 <br /> Stemegul Road, Escalon, California This investigation involved the completion of soul <br />' borings, the installation of groundwater monitoring wells, and the installation of soil-gas- <br /> vapor wells <br /> 2.0 Site Location & History <br />' The property under investigation is located to San Joaquin County, east of Escalon (Figure <br /> 1) The subject parcel of land is located in the northwest quarter of Section 26, Township <br /> 1 South, Range 9 East of the Escalon Quadrangle, Mount Diablo Base and Mendian The <br />' subject parcel has a physical address known as 15634 Stemegul Road, Escalon, CA <br /> (Figure 2) <br />' The site is occupied by a residence on the north side and a maintenance shop/garage on <br /> the south side of the property Two (2) regular gasoline UST's were once located <br /> between the maintenance shop/garage and the residence (Figure 2) The tanks had <br />' volumetnc yield capacities of 550 and 1,000 gallons <br /> On September 15, 1986, a precision test was conducted on the two (2) UST's by <br />' Precision Industries, Inc The results of the test indicated that the 550-gallon UST failed, <br /> while the 1,000-gallon UST passed within the State guidelines On May 15, 1987 both <br /> tanks were removed under permit and properly disposed off-site by H&H Ship Service <br /> Company to the Levan Metal Corporation disposal site in Richmond, California One soil <br /> sample was taken by Precision Industries, Inc , the same day from each of the tank <br /> excavations, one at ten feet below ground level and the one at twelve feet below ground <br /> level It was discovered that the soil sample underneath the 1,000-gallon UST had <br /> detectable levels of Benzene, Toluene, Lead and Total Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons <br />