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• 4 <br /> Pacific Gas and Electric Company Stockton Division Ron Girard <br /> 4040 West Lane Manager <br /> P.O.Box 930 <br /> Stockton,CA 95201 <br /> 20919421440 > I _ J111( I <br /> July 25, 1989 <br /> JUL 281989 <br /> Mr. Jamie Favila, R.S. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH <br /> San Joaquin Local Health Department PERMITISERVICES <br /> Environmental Health Division <br /> r & Post Office Box 2009 <br /> Stockton, California 95201 <br /> Dear Jamie: <br /> Underground Tank Removal at PG&E's Manteca Service Center <br /> 10901 E. Highway 120, Manteca, California <br /> Enclosed are test results for soil samples taken from beneath the <br /> former tank and product line. As the results indicate, no evidence of <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons was found in the soil. Other than removing the <br /> remaining sections of the product line, PG&E feels no further <br /> sub-surface actions are necessary. <br /> Also enclosed are copies of the documents which confirm the <br /> transportation, decontamination and ultimate disposal of the tank as <br /> scrap. The copies include the hazardous waste manifest, the <br /> certificate of tank degassification, and the bill of lading, weight <br /> tag, and scrapping statement from the tank disposal firm. <br /> During the tank removal process, approximately 50 cubic yards of soil <br /> which contained petroleum hydrocarbons was excavated and stockpiled on <br /> site. Soil samples from the stockpiled soil were analyzed and found <br /> to contain levels of total petroleum hydrocarbons ranging from <br /> non-detected to 103 ppm (see attached test results) . <br /> PG&E proposes to aerate this soil on-site and has started the permit <br /> process for soil aeration with the San Joaquin Air Pollution Control <br /> District. <br /> If you have further questions or wish to discuss these matters in <br /> greater detail, please contact Mr. Mike Bennett at 209/263-5215. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> RCG:pb <br /> Enclosures <br />