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The Site address was included on the Hazardous Materials, Hazardous Waste <br />Generators, Aboveground Storage Tanks, and Complaints databases. Records <br />related to these listings have been discussed in Section 6.1, above. <br />Three additional listed facilities were identified within the search radius: <br />• Gico Management/California Nuggets, 23073 S. Frederick, adjacent to the <br />west, Site Mitigation, Hazardous Materials, Hazardous Waste Generators, <br />Underground Storage Tanks, Aboveground Storage Tanks, and <br />Complaints databases. Live Oak reviewed records on file for this facility at <br />the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. Based on the <br />records reviewed, it appears that this facility produces nut -based snack <br />foods. A Hazardous Materials Program Inspection Report from 2019 <br />indicated several recordkeeping violations. A Small Quantity Hazardous <br />Waste Generator permit from 2014 was on file. The facility received a "no <br />further action" letter from San Joaquin County Public Health Services in <br />1990 for the removal of two underground storage tanks, a 10,000 -gallon <br />leaded gasoline tank and a 6,500 -gallon unleaded gasoline tank. A 2007 <br />Cleanup and Abatement Order was issued by the California Regional <br />Water Quality Control Board; this document describes how wastewater, <br />including brine from a water softener, waste acid and base solutions, and <br />a calcium oxide (lime) solution, from the facility drained to two then - <br />unlined storage ponds, and from there was land -applied. According to the <br />Cleanup and Abatement Order, ground water is located approximately <br />11.5 to 15 feet below ground surface at the facility and flows to the <br />southwest (away from the subject Site). Four monitoring wells were <br />installed at the facility; the upgradient well (closest to the subject Site) was <br />found to contain nitrate at concentrations of 18 to 25 mg/L-N. The facility <br />was required to comply with Waste Discharge Requirements. A 2013 <br />inspection report by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board <br />found only minor violations. Based on the records reviewed and the <br />reported ground -water flow direction to the southwest, away from the <br />subject Site, no evidence was identified to indicate that this facility has <br />impacted the subject Site. However, ground -water analysis from the <br />closest monitoring well suggests that ground water beneath the Site may <br />contain nitrate in excess of the MCL. <br />• Raymond Bulthius, 23557 S. Frederick, approximately 170 feet southwest, <br />Hazardous Materials, Hazardous Waste Generators, and Aboveground <br />Storage Tanks databases. Live Oak reviewed records on file for this <br />facility at the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. An <br />Agricultural Hazardous Materials Inventory from 2011 indicated that diesel <br />fuel was stored at the facility. An Aboveground Petroleum Storage <br />Program survey from 2009 indicated that 200 gallons of diesel and 55 <br />gallons of waste oil were stored at this facility. Based on the records <br />LOGE 2232 9 <br />