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i <br /> IX (D), Corrective costs incurred <br /> The Knowles to date have not incurred any costs on either the tank removal operation <br /> and the site investigation conducted by previous and current property owners The <br /> Knowles are submitting this application based upon costs that would be incurred by <br /> them for future site investigation and remediation undertaken by them This is because <br /> the San Joaquin County Health Department has named the Knowles as a Principal <br /> Responsible Party (PRP) for the contamination on the property on 102 S Wilson Way, <br /> Stockton, California <br /> The work involved would be to remove the contaminated soil from the northwest <br /> corner of the site Defining the groundwater plume at the downgradient of the property <br /> needs to be investigated also To facilitate this, additional wells will be installed to <br /> replace the wells that have gone dry. Remediation alternatives to mitigate the <br /> contamination in the groundwater and to prevent further migration of the plume offsite <br /> needs to be explored <br /> • In 1978, the then owner of the property, Pepsi-Cola, incurred costs for the removal of <br /> four underground storage tanks The amount of that expenditure is unavailable. Pepsi- <br /> Cola then sold the property to Roek Bros who incurred approximately $130,000 in <br /> expenses for site investigation activities <br />