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AMERICAN <br /> CNVIRONMENTAL MANAGCMCNT CORP. <br /> June 2 , 1986 <br /> Bob Huntley <br /> Stockton Plating, Inc. <br /> 632 South E1 Dorado <br /> Stockton, California 95206 <br /> Dear Bob: <br /> It was a pleasure to meet you yesterday. The following des- <br /> criptions of the options we discussed concerning your 1000 <br /> gallon fuel tank: <br /> I. Close in place. This will require: <br /> - Two slant borings under the tank. <br /> - Analysis of the boring samples for contamination. <br /> - Reporting results of the analysis. <br /> - Assuming the analysis finds no contamination, fill <br /> tank with mate ial to a�pse in place. <br /> ScueRY <br /> II. Remove tank. This requires: <br /> - Excavation of tank. <br /> - Transportation to our facility for decontamination and <br /> eventual salvage as scrap. <br /> - Sampling soil and analyzing for contamination. <br /> - Assuming analysis shows no contamination, backfill <br /> and resurface excavation area. <br /> Assuming good clearance for drilling equipment Option I would <br /> require an investment of $2 ,740 for the slant borings and <br /> $1, 700 for filling in place. <br /> Option II would require an investment of $3, 949. This would <br /> also require adequate clearance for equipment operation. <br /> A third option is to negotiate with the County to leak test <br /> the tank. A leak test, which demonstrates the tank is not <br /> leaking, would prove the tank has not contaminated the soil <br /> under the tank. This option would be less disruptive to your <br /> property and daily operations. <br /> 11855 WNte Rock toad.Rancho Cordova CalltorNa 95670/(9)6)9856666 <br />