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e1' ENVIRONEERING, IN Process Engineering, Water Reuse, and Accident Prevention aril 30,2004 : . Kasey L. Foley v Envirenmental Health Department MAY 0 3 22 00$4 San Joaquin County ENVIRONMENT HEALTH 304 E. Weber Avenue,Third Floor PERMIT/SERVICES Stockton, CA 95202-2708 Re: Tom Newhall Boat Repair(TNBR), Paradise Point Marina, Stockton, CA Dear Ms Foley: Per your request at the meeting with Mr. Pumphrey on 4/23/04, we are providing herewith information on the sandblasting of boat bottoms at TNBR prior to relocating this operation to the area north of Rio Blanco Road in early 2004. TNBR's site at the Paradise Point Marina in Stockton, includes two areas, one north of Rio Blanco Road, and one south of the road. Each area includes heavy concrete surfaces which provide required support to allow boats to be moved, stored, and worked on, as appropriate to the operation. The south area is essentially all concrete, with small areas of"dirt" or grass around the north and east sides. The south area slopes generally south to the water. The south area is approximately 200 feet wide (east/west), 150 feet deep (north/south) at the east end,tapering to approximately 80 feet deep(north/south) at the west end. Boats are lifted from the water at a dock at the south east end, and placed on appropriate stands at a desired location on the work surface. The number of boats occupying this area varies, depending upon the work load. Boats are generally placed around the north perimeter, leaving the remainder of the area free to provide access to the boats being worked on. Prior to establishing a single sandblasting station in the north area(early 2004), a boat to be sandblasted would be placed in any of a number of spots in the south area, depending upon available space. It was always on the concrete pad, and the used sand was generally contained with plastic sheets,plywood sheets, etc. to keep it close to the boat being sandblasted. The used sand was picked up at the conclusion of sandblasting, and moved to the north area and placed on the ground at the north east corner, as shown in the Work Plan. We hope that this provides the information desired. If not, please call me or Mr. Newhall for additional details. S' c rely, G. W. Roy, P. c.c. T.Newhall P.O.Box 2498,Danville,CA 94526 • (925)838-1763 Fax(925)838-9621