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Identified Contamination Source Evaluation <br />4. Equipment maintenance <br />and <br />fueling are performed on the <br />Site. <br />Two mobile aboveground <br />fuel <br />storage tanks were observed <br />near <br />the storage building on <br />the <br />southern part of the Site. A waste <br />oil drum was observed near <br />the <br />shop on the southern part of the <br />Site. (Current on-site) <br />Equipment maintenance and fueling <br />can be sources of fuel, oils, and <br />other contaminants. <br />5. Four tires were observed on the It appears that the tires are planned <br />west side of the shop on the for future use, as some had been <br />northern part of the Site. (Current marked "keep." <br />on-site) <br />6. Two pole -mounted transformers <br />were observed on the Site. One <br />was marked with a blue sticker <br />indicating it is free of <br />polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). <br />(Current on-site) <br />No staining was observed. The <br />utility provider may have additional <br />information on the PCB content of <br />the transformers. <br />7. The adjacent property to the west Automotive/equipment storage can <br />is being used for storage of lead to the discharge of hazardous <br />vehicles and equipment. (Current materials. No evidence was <br />off-site) identified of any impacts to the <br />subject Site. <br />8. A 1996 Complaint record for the <br />Site address of 3212 East <br />Woodson Road was identified. <br />According to the document, drug <br />lab chemicals were dumped on the <br />roadside. CHP closed the road <br />while Laidlaw removed the waste, <br />"scene cleaned and reopened at <br />2:30 p.m." (Past on-site) <br />Because the waste was abated <br />under the supervision of San <br />Joaquin County Public Health <br />Services, no current impact to the <br />Site is anticipated. <br />LOGE 2149 9 <br />