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Y <br /> Exxon Service Station 3128 W. Ben Holt Dr., Stockton, California `9!30/91 <br /> ' EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> The project site, which is the former Exxon service station at 3IZ8 West Benjamin Holt Drive, is <br /> located in northwest Stockton, California, at the southeast corner of Grigsby Place and West <br /> Benjamin Holt Drive, Approximately 200 feet west of Interstate o. The site is surrounded by a <br /> mixture of cortunercial and residential properties. Tho site is li undeti by a shopping center and a <br /> Shell gasoline station to the north, u church and residential area to the west, a water tower, Seven- <br /> ' Eleven parking lot and store and residential arca to the south an'd Interstate Highway S to the east. <br /> f <br /> The cite was an active Exxon Retail Service Station from 1968 to 191. Three single-walled steel <br /> underground storage tanks previously containing gasoline and having a capacity of 6,000 gallons, <br /> 8,000 gallons and 10,000 gallons are Iocated in the northeast corner of the site. A 1,000 gallon <br /> waste oil tank is located in the southern ponion of the site,south of the station house/garage. All <br /> underground storage tanks on the property are original. As a part of the process of returning the <br /> lease to the owner, the service station building was demolished September 30, 1991. The <br /> underground storage tanks, primps and product pipelines aro scheduled to be.removed on or about <br /> October 9, 1991. i <br /> I ; <br /> Eleven soil borings were drilled in 1991. Of these, six were converted into monitoring wells. These <br />; <br /> wells were installed and sampled according to the regulatory >?uidelincs and protocol. The wells are <br /> part of the active sampling system to monitor the quality of thegt'oundwatcr betle<1th the rite. <br /> r <br /> Laboratory analyses of soil and groundwatcr samples collected frolrl this site indicate gasoline or its <br /> constituents have been detected both in soil and groundwater primarily in the immediate vicinity of <br /> the pump island and the underground storage tanks. I <br /> The corrective action to clean-up the site will include the over-elzeavation and removal of coils <br /> containing gasoline using a backhoe, or similiar earth-movingcquipin.nt. Approximately 800 cubic <br /> yards of soil may have to be removed from the site. Meese coils ill be lying on and covered by <br /> visquern to prevent nun-off or acrttion while waiting for the analytical results. After aU the <br /> environmental documentation :aid proper analyses haws; b4.;n performed, the excavated soils will then <br /> 9 <br /> be removed from the site and transported to rhe proper landfill using proper procedures and licensed <br /> transporters. <br /> The excavation created during tank removal activities and the soil clean-up action will be filled with <br /> 14' clean engineered fill material. The monitor%vc Us will remain ani site at'id will continue to be actively <br /> monitored according to regulatory guidelines. Jssues related to groundwater clean-tip will be <br /> evaluated after the soil clean-up has occurred. . <br /> An csian t?nvironmenmi Convoiant% 100 Shardinc Hwy., Suite 295 $ • Miir valley. CA 949.11 <br /> l <br />