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. 1 <br /> u <br /> Phase I Environmental Site Assessment <br /> City of Stockton Multi-Modal Station/Shopping Center <br /> Page 29 <br /> 5 2 GENERAL SITE SETTING <br /> tiThe site is located in the geological region known as the Great Valley The soils of the Great Valley were <br /> a farmed in alluvium derived from maxed rock sources of the Coast Range and from granitic rock sources <br /> of the Sierra Nevada The soils in the area of the Site are classified as "urban land" according to the Soil <br /> Survey of San Joaquin County, California <br /> Geologic conditions at depth are relatively well known as a result of exploratory and production drilling <br /> for the nearby french Camp, Lathrop, and Stockton natural gas fields The surface alluvium covering the <br /> site is underlain by more than 3,000 feet of Pliocene and Miocene age non-marine sands and clays These <br /> non-marine deposits unconformably overlie an estimated 9,000 to 10,000 feet of Cretaceous marine sands <br /> 9 and shales (Hoffinan, 1997) The Upper Crctaccous sand units of the Great Valley Sequence are the <br /> primary natural gas producing units The Cretaceous deposits are underlain by basement rock belonging <br /> to the Franciscan Assemblage or the Sierra Nevada Granitics and Metamorphics <br /> 5 2 1 Surface Drainage <br /> The site does not appear to receive significant runoff from other properties Drainage from the site and <br /> adjacent properties appears to flow to the adjacent streets where it is conveyed to the city storm drainage <br /> system <br /> w 5 2.2 Groundwater <br /> Groundwater monitoring activities at nearby propertiesindicate the general groundwater gradient in the <br /> vicinity of the site is to the east, with the gradient at individual sites ranging from the northeast to the <br /> s s southeast The site may receive groundwater flow from properties to the northwest, west, and southwest <br /> w Addresses that appeared during the government database search are listed in Table 8 with their <br /> iapproximate distance from the site and their gradient position with respect to the site <br /> Table 8—Off-sate Addresses with Distance and Gradient Position <br /> Distance Gradient <br /> Address from Site Position With <br /> Respect to Site <br /> 224 N AMERICAN ST 400 up <br /> 225 N AMERICAN ST 200 up <br /> , 444 N AMERICAN ST 850 cross <br /> 511 N AMERICAN ST 1,000 cross <br /> 29N AURORA ST 200 up <br /> 330N AURORA ST 300 cross <br /> 331 N AURORA ST 165 cross <br /> 422 N AURORA ST 600 cross <br /> 446 N AURORA ST 570 cross <br /> 540 N AURORA ST 1,100 cross <br /> 17S AURORA ST 565 cross to up <br /> 120S AURORA ST 1,000 cross to up <br /> 400S AURORA ST 2,000 cross <br /> BETWEEN LINDSAY STREET&.DEEP W 3,200 <br /> 39N CALIFORNIA ST 1,000 up <br /> 240 N CALIFORNIA ST 750 up to cross <br /> 420 N CALIFORNIA ST 1,000 <br /> r <br /> r <br /> tJ CONDOR <br />