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PR0515450
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2960
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SOUTH SHORE PARCEL
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STOCKTON
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95202
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d <br /> Phase I Environmental Site Assessment <br /> } City of Stockton Multi-Modal Station/Shopping Center <br /> Pagel b <br /> 1 � Sam Lung Laundry, Inc <br /> A 742 E Main Street <br /> There is a permit to operate as a small quantity hazardous waste generator facility issued by the <br /> PHS/EHD for the year 2000 <br /> Valley Motors <br /> 800 E.Main Street, Stockton, CA <br /> Fourth Quarter 2000 Report, dated January 5, 2001 <br /> Groundwater monitoring activities took place on December 8, 2000, at Valley Motors, a wholesale used <br /> car dealership In 1990, 2 underground storage tanks (USTs) were removed Groundwater and soil <br /> 1 investigation activities started in 1994 The average depth to water was 32 feet for the December 8, 2000 <br /> event, which is approximately 3 5 to 13 feet above the well screens in VM-I, VM-2, VM-3, and VM-4 <br /> No water was found in VT-1 and SW-1, which have a total depth of 31 5 feet below ground surface(bgs) <br /> The groundwater gradient is to the east to northeast Recently, there has been a decrease in the <br /> concentrations of hydrocarbons in the groundwater samples collected at the site accompanied with an <br /> increase in groundwater elevation Concentrations of TPH-G have ranged from ND to 110,000 gg/L and <br /> benzene from ND to 6,790 gg/L Samples were last analyzed for MTBE in 1996 Upgradient <br /> Environmental Consultants waisted to conduct an SVE/air sparging pilot test, but as the depth to water is <br /> below the bottom of SW-1, these activities cannot yet take place <br /> 641 E. Weber <br /> Two 6,000-gallon USTs and on 5,000-gallon UST were removed on September 30, 1986 The site <br /> received a"no further action" letter from PHS/EHD on February 16, 1994 <br /> Greer Auto Parts,Inc <br /> 910 E.Weber Avenue <br /> There is a permit to operate as a small quantity hazardous waste generator facility issued by the <br /> ' PHS/EHD for the year 2001 <br /> 4 2 1.2.3 Locations 500-1,000 feet from the site <br /> Southern Pacific Transportation Company <br /> 1004 E. Lindsay <br /> Final Site Report, Underground Storage Tank Removal, Southern Pacific Transportation Company, <br /> Stockton, California, dated 29 March 1989 <br /> One 1,000-gallon UST was removed from the site on February 10, 1988 Upon removal of the UST, soil <br /> discoloration was noted at six feet bgs Excavation was completed to a depth of 13 feet Total volatile <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons were detected at 8 8 ppm in a soil sample from this tank removal <br /> a <br /> h Scott Brothers Sign Company <br /> 1011 E.Lindsay <br /> According to an undated report there is one current 500-gallon waste oil UST on site and three closed <br /> t USTs <br /> .lack Renney Buick <br /> 415 E Miner Street <br /> Two USTs were removed on May 16, 1988 Both the 1,000-gallon and the 350-gallon tanks stored waste <br /> oil One soil sample was collected from underneath each tank One tank was in good condition upon <br /> removal The second tank was removed from a cement vault and had numerous holes in it Water was <br /> ' r <br /> ILJ* caivnoe <br />
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