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Underground Storage Tank Rem*and Assessment • <br /> Sears Unit, #0555, Tracy, California <br /> UST system removal activities were performed by Three Kings on December 20 and 21, 2004. Three <br /> Kings personnel excavated soil from the top, front,and sides of the UST to expose the UST. Once the <br /> soil was excavated,Evergreen Environmental(under direct sub-contract to Sears)drained approximately <br /> 95 gallons of remaining waste oil with a vacuum pump truck for disposal as non-hazardous waste at a <br /> ' licensed facility. <br /> ' Mr. Catanyag of the SJCEHD performed an inspection of the existing in-ground tank condition, and <br /> recorded the oxygen and lower explosive levels(LEL)at the mouth of the fill port. The oxygen levels <br /> ' were recorded at 20 parts per million(ppm) and the LEL was at 0.0%,both acceptable ranges. <br /> The UST and associated piping were then removed from the excavation(UST excavation measuring 9 <br /> feet x 14 feet and completed to a depth of approximately 10 feet bgs and piping excavation measuring 2.5 <br /> feet x 19 feet and completed to a depth of approximately 3.5 feet bgs),and a description of the tank <br /> condition was recorded. MACTEC collected soil assessment samples from immediately under the UST, <br /> piping,and stockpiled soil and submitted them for analysis. All piping associated with the UST was <br /> ' evacuated and removed. <br /> ' The UST system was loaded onto a flatbed truck and taken to Western Columbia Resources Company in <br /> Vancouver,Washington for decommissioning. UST system component disposal documentation is <br /> included in Appendix A. The excavated soil was used to backfill the excavation and clean import soil <br /> was added to complete the backfill. The area was then compacted,and an approximate three-inch asphalt <br /> layer was installed to fmish the excavation surface on January 13,2005. Excavation dimensions are <br /> included in Figure 3,and photographic documentation is included in Appendix C. <br /> 3.3 Field Observations <br /> The UST and associated piping appeared to be in very good condition,and no evidence of release was <br /> apparent. The oil pump located in the warehouse building was operational and in good condition. Three <br /> Kings personnel detached the pump from the piping prior to pipe removal. <br /> 1 <br /> 4 MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. <br />