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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0547076
PE
2950 - ENVIRON ASSESS
FACILITY_ID
FA0026694
FACILITY_NAME
2546 FRENCH CAMP PHASE II
STREET_NUMBER
2546
STREET_NAME
FRENCH CAMP TURNPIKE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
165261260
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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2546 FRENCH CAMP TURNPIKE STOCKTON 95206
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John Winkler,PG �� <br /> Senior Geologist/Regional Manager <br /> Thousand Oaks,California Office <br /> Los Angeles,Ventura,Kern, Santa Barbara,and San Luis <br /> Obispo Counties <br /> john(aArenviro.com <br /> (805)338 8008 <br /> Mr. John Winkler is a Senior Geologist within Fulcrum Resources <br /> Environmental <br /> Commercial Property,Pomona,CA <br /> John specializes in helping clients with the following: <br /> • Mr. Winkler provided environmental consulting for a property <br /> • Phase I and II environmental site assessment that was placed in receivership,partly to provide time to assess <br /> • Site remediation the environmental risks. A Phase I ESA was conducted and <br /> • Technical site review research indicated the site was developed in 1961, and USTs <br /> were installed on the property and subsequently removed, but <br /> • Well installation—Monitoring/extraction/production/injection closure was not documented. Additionally, data gaps on past <br /> • Groundwater monitoring and compliance activities site use existed. Site assessments indicated no significant <br /> • Health and Safety impact from the fuel USTs;however,elevated concentrations of <br /> • Environmental Construction/drilling—Direct push/hollow-stem PCE in soil were detected.A nearby property had a catastrophic <br /> auger/mud rotary/air rotary/reverse circulation/CPT train derailment that released PCE to the subsurface and the <br /> • Hazardous Materials Management elevated levels on the subject property were determined to have <br /> • Waste profiling/treatment/disposal an off-site source. The UST case was successfully closed with <br /> the oversight agency. <br /> Key Experience/Key Projects- <br /> Fields of Competence <br /> Restaurant Property,Malibu,CA • Environmental site assessments <br /> • Environmental remediation <br /> • Mr.Winkler provided environmental consulting for the seller of • Hazardous Materials Management <br /> a property that was developed as a restaurant, but historically <br /> was occupied by a gasoline service station.The gas station was <br /> Education <br /> closed in the 1960's, prior to purchase by the property owner, • Bachelors of Science in Geology,University of New York <br /> and USTs were discovered and removed in 2004. Site <br /> assessments indicated petroleum hydrocarbon impact to soil at Cortland <br /> and groundwater. Furthermore, seepage pits for wastewater • Certificate in Hazardous Materials Management, University of <br /> complicated contaminant transport in the subsurface. Mr. California,Santa Barbara <br /> Winkler assisted the property owner to identify the former UST <br /> owner/operator, who then agreed to assume Responsible Party Certification <br /> status. Subsequently the property owner was able to complete . California Professional Geologist No.7456 <br /> the sale of the property. • 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER <br /> • California Certified Volunteer Fire Fighter, 1998 <br /> Commercial Retail Center,Montebello,CA • Hazardous Materials First Responder Operational CCR Section <br /> 8574.20, 1998 <br /> • Mr. Winkler provided environmental consulting for a property Los Angeles Refinery Safety Training <br /> owner seeking a refinance loan of a 7.56-acre multi-tenant retail . First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer <br /> shopping center. A Phase I ESA was conducted and an existing <br /> dry cleaner unit was determined to have operated for over 25 <br /> years, indicating a risk of a release of dry cleaning solvent. A Languages <br /> Phase II assessment was conducted at areas of Haz Mat use. • English,native speaker <br /> Results indicated low levels of PCE in soil and soil vapor below <br /> the unit, with no threat to groundwater, but a risk for vapor Key Industry Sectors <br /> intrusion. To mitigate the risk, Mr. Winkler managed the • Commercial real estate transactions <br /> following: 1) improvement of secondary containment; 2) • Aerospace <br /> improvement of engineered air flow; and, 3) installation of a • Retail Petroleum <br /> vapor barrier. Based on the mitigation of the risk of vapor . Local Government Agencies <br /> intrusion,the lender approved the loan. • Oil and Gas Industry <br />
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