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1.0 Introduction This Project History and Groundwater Monitoring Report has been prepared by IT Corporation ' (IT) to document past and present environmental corrective action activities performed at the former Fabricare site The scope of work which included a review of the project file from the ' San Joaquin County Environmental Health Division and sampling and analysis from three on- site monitoring wells was outlined in the Proposed Scope of Work section of IT's proposal dated ' April 29, 1996 ' 1.1 Site Description The former Fabricare site is located at 711 South San Joaquin Street in the city of Stockton(San Joaquin County), California The site is bounded by Mormon Slough on the north, South San Joaquin Street on the east, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad's Stockton station on the south, and Stockton Plating on the west (Figure 1) Land use surrounding the site consists of ' light industrial, commercial and residential 1.2 Project History The former Fabricare site is a vacant former textile processing and dyeing facility which utilized four (4) underground storage tanks, Tank A through Tank D (Figure 2) Tank A, which was located in the northern portion of the site, was a 10,000 gallon underground storage tank (UST) ' used to store leaded gasoline Tank B is located beneath a former metal building near the center of the site,just west of the Warehouse and Office Building Thus tank is a 10,000 gallon diesel UST that was abandoned in place by Fabricare in 1974 Tanks C and D are 5,000 gallon diesel USTs located beneath a former metal building in the southern portion of the site, next to the Warehouse and Office Building Through personal conversation on July 1, 1996 with Rich Hamilton of Semco located in Modesto, California, Tanks C and D were removed by Semco ' circa 1991 There are no records in San Joaquin County Public Health Services Environmental Health Division's (PHS/EHD) environmental file documenting the removal of these tanks. ' Environmental records do suggest that Tank B has been abandoned in place and remains at the site Currently, the metals buildings that were overlying Tanks B, C and D are no longer present at the site According to a personal conversation on July 1, 1996 with Hewie Potts, the General ' Trades-Man for the site, these metal buildings were removed circa 1991 To date, the environmental corrective actions at the site were conducted in six separate phases. Each phase is descnbed in detail below 1