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I NTRODt1CT I ON The preparers of this report first visited the site on March 14, 1990; at whish time moss of the events described herein had al - ready taken piaee. This . report consists basically of two Darts: (li a review of site actvity, and (2) rthesoilecourriencc ons for other activity that will define the extent of tk�e soil cont,eporting of h'r either leadi 1 notleasilyrfoill n tovei1hert�the nii51 surxestcdntfol act ivities mat for subsurface invest ic,ations or the Tr i [tcl;inn sE-CVR1� reeorrmendations of July 1988, Rev. 3 April 1989. The DHS Eorrfias has peen followed as far as feasible: also, all data availahlr for fitting, th_ Tri -Regional guidlines was included, f7ata iisc'd s s- would in part fit both a I]HS Pre Iiminary Report rn �ntamina�tion essment Report , as well as a Tri Regional soil Workplan and Soil Remediation Proposal . The report is not intended to he a Soil Remediation t'raposal , w final definition and probably ex- which would normally foliocavation of the contaminated soil . Definition of contamination has not as yet been achieved. HISTORY OF S1Ti: ACTIVITY All data herein regardingactivity at the sub ect site were supplied by Jim Thorpe Oil , Inc• (JTO), which includes both ver- bal descriptions and documentation. A1 ', documents relating to previous activity that were available to 1rtn. J. Hunter & Associates are appended. ith the JTO filed a tank C1oTlzeetank toand mbearemovedwwas described as Dec. Tank 7, 1988 (ADD. A-1 ) capacity, later revised to 10,000 11 352, having, a 12,000 gal . cap y, gallons. The regional location is seen on Figures 1 & 2. The tank had contained V 6 crude oil , a heavy industrial boiler fuel , that had been used in the boiler- . Theom of an tank was tjacent hought r thought tobe house (Figs . 3 & 4 , also App• in glace for about 55 empty at the time of removal . It had been Stockton years insofar as lhn i�eakseoglspillsTfromotheotank. The istor does not have any Y oi tank had been out of i-se since about 1951;, when a cotton gin to that utilized steam mffrom t lgas ehadlbeenler rleftoom 5sintthedtanknaforalsome as a fue_ but no period of time in case of a natural been , supply failure, history of use was recorded. Between January 23 and 27 , 1989. blacktop paving, was removed and piping to the warehouse from under the adjacent concrete loading �r dock was cut and removed % two steam lines and 2 product lines) , 2 I .