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TECHNICAL REPORTING ORDO • 3- RANCH MARKET UST SITE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 12. No repairs to the leaking UST system occurred prior to UST removal. According to SJCEHD and San Joaquin County property records, Mohamed and Huda Gubary purchased the property from Durhim Saleh-Ali in 1999. Mohamed and Huda Gubary's consultants conducted the investigation and remediation from 1999 through 2008, and they are currently claimants in the State Water Resources Control Board Underground Storage Tanks Cleanup Fund (the "Fund"). 13. According to SJCEHD and SJC Recorder records Munir Obiad and Talal Nasser purchased the property from Mohamed and Huda Gubary in 2004, and are the curren wners of the Site. 14. Based on Board staff's review of the case file, it appears the mini actio s required to bring this case to closure include: • Complete lateral and vertical delineation of the waste plu in soil roundwater (possibly completed and documented in the unsubmitted MIP rt, condu ftional investigation as necessary); • Conduct at least four quarters of groundwater ling an onitoring to es d monitor groundwater conditions with analyses and d it p eta table in Orde below; • Perform active remediation to abate and cleanup s un ater, if need to protect groundwater resources and human health and safety; • Perform a health risk assessment a sociated soil vap ey (as needed) of the residual petroleum hydrocarbons remaining b e Site; • Complete public participation; • Submit a complete Closure Report, and • Complete the destr monitoring s and prop y remove investigation-derived wastes, provide sure o case is app ed. L PRO IONS 15. The Cenfr'al Va'll'eyWater Bbar0 s Water ity Control Plan for the Sacramento River and San Joaquin River Basins, 4th EditionIt-he "Basin Plan") designates beneficial uses of the waters of the State, establishes°water quality:objectives (WQOs) to protect these uses, and establishes implementation policies to implement WQOs. The Basin Plan designates the groundwater at the Site as supporting the municipal and domestic water supply beneficial use, the agricultural supply beneficial'use, the industrial service supply beneficial use, and the industrial process supply beneficial use. 16. The Basin Plan contains a narrative water quality objective for chemical constituents which requires, in part, that groundwater not contain chemical constituents in concentrations that adversely affect any beneficial use. For groundwater that is designated as supporting domestic and municipal supply, the Basin Plan incorporates by reference drinking water maximum contaminant levels ("MCLs") promulgated in Chapter 15 of Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations ("Title 22"). 17. The Basin Plan also establishes narrative water quality objectives for tastes and odors and toxicity. The taste and odor water quality objective requires, in part, that groundwater not contain substances in concentrations that cause nuisance, adversely affect beneficial uses, or impart